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Did they put him under to check his teeth? Usually that’s the only way to get a proper look at the molars.

Maybe she has gotten bored of it? I sometimes have to switch up the hay i am using as sometimes my rabbit will take a bit and drop it like urgh what is this..I give her a different type and she eats it again. Have you tried different hays?

Thank you both for getting back to me.

I’m glad we are all on the same wave length. Ive got an appointment at 12:15 today with my usual vet so fingers crossed we can get this ironed out.

Baytril oral and penicillin injectable can be given on the same day, in my experience. My rabbit received both as treatment for an upper respiratory infection.

Aside from being annoyed, it shouldn’t hurt him if he misses a meal of veggies.

Yes, I do think you may need more frequent trims while that tooth grows back. Once things are stabilized though, I don’t see why you wouldn’t be able to go back to her normal frequency.

Matting is usually caused by weeping from the eye. Sometimes you’ll see crusty stuff stuck in the fur as well. This can be caused by a variety of things. This includes a foreign object irritating the eye, an eye infection, a clogged tear duct, and tooth problems. You can try cleaning it by using a warm compress to loosen the gunk. However, if the…[Read more]

I agree with Bam. You could try doing a thorough brushing and then see if the dandruff reforms.

Gotcha, thanks!

It looks like there is some crusty stuff.

I’d do a vet visit to check for eye infection.

Keep us posted.

Don’t think so, but either the smell lessens or you get used to it.

I love the smell though 😁

I got the wood pellets! 😀 I was wondering though if there is a way to lessen its smell? It smells very strongly of wood and spreads throughout the room.

Ok, he always has access to hay in his litter boxes and a few baskets around my room. I will put extra hay out anyways and give him a few cucumber slices around salad time, just so he is still on his schedule :). Thank you so much!

As long as he has plenty of hay (and eats it well), don’t worry. It’s ok if a bun skips greens once in a while, and sometimes it can even be good for them, as it boosts their hay consumption.

You can still give him a few slices of cucumber if you’d like, but don’t try to compensate for the missing lettuce with cucumbers.

He might be looking at…[Read more]