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@HipHopBunny awww so sweet!! my bun who passed used to loooove ear massages — he’d lay right on my arm and give me kisses when i rubbed his ears!

I will be taking so many pictures!! I can’t wait to meet him and build a bond together!! 🥰

Yay!! Send us lots of pictures when you get him! 😉

My buns looooooove massages (usually rubbing circles on their backs gently, or just petting their foreheads), always gets some tooth purrs out of them! 🥰

Can’t wait to meet your new bun!! 🙂

I’m very sorry for the loss of your bunny. My Elm has just died after having surgery, but this was because she had a large uterine tumour. I didn’t have her spayed because I was worried about the op. You were absolutely trying to do the right thing by having your bunny spayed. You mustn’t feel guilty for doing what was recommended to you by the…[Read more]

Users can go to this link to the view the video: https://binkybunny.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/05/VID20210224181639.mp4

I agree with Bam that this looks like a spasm common to prepping to eat/receive a cecotrope. In my experience, one of the most common reasons my rabbits will wake up is because “Ah, I have a cecotrope coming that I have to…[Read more]

Oh, Breintje 🥰🥰🥰

Cooper is adorable! I actually have one of those mats for my bun, a blue one. It really is so soft!

I tried to take pix of my Vilde eating banana this morning, but they all came out blurred 😖

Aww thanks! Let me know if you want high res versions of anything, I can email them.

I think best to call your vet, and maybe send them a picture. Are you sure there were sutures to begin with? Sometimes with neuters they are just glued, or the sutures are internal so you can’t see them.

You might need to confine her to a pen in the new space until she gets “organized” again. It also might help to keep litter boxes in both places, as she might always remember the old room as a potty-spot.

I just moved cross country with 4 buns, and drove 8-12 hours a day. Oof!

I would have some critical care, simethicone, and fluids with you. Have some favorite greens in a little cooler, and half way through the trip take a long-ish break (at least 30 min) and offer wet greens and some hay. I never syringe fed during the driving part as I could…[Read more]

Not a cecotrope poop. I know the flop. This is different. When my bunny wakes up, it seems to be experiencing a muscle spasm. At the beginning of the video 00:02 second. I’m uploading the video again.  

Ah, yes.. I’m bad at making long sentences in English. Sorry

EC is treated with a dewormer (fenbendazole: brand name, among others, Panacur) for 4 weeks, plus metacam against inflammation and sometimes Baytril (broad spectrum antibiotic). The treatment would not interfere with treatment for a joint or back problem related to bone or cartilage. There are tests, but as Hazel says, they can produce false…[Read more]

Hi and welcome to the BB forums!

I translated your post, but I haven’t figured out how to make your video visible. I’ve asked the other moderators for help with this.

I have watched the video, and for what it’s worth, I can’t see anything abnormal in it. Young rabbits can look almost like they are having a seizure when they flop out, and also…[Read more]

This is bam, I’ve translated this with Google translate:
Hello, now I have a 6 month old Dutch dwarf rabbit. My rabbit stiffened when he woke up.
It also stretches. My rabbit is not in pain. I showed it to the vet, but I don’t think they understand.
I added a video It makes 2 seconds at the beginning of the video. Does anyone know why?

Thank you Wick 😛 , that’s so kind of you, do you have links to academic papers? How useful!

it’s useful to have this electronically, as I only have it in hard copy through my ophthalmologist:)

She’s on a steroid now, but one eye looks a bit of a mess. I’m hoping it will clear, but it’s only been a few days!

V interested in whether other own…[Read more]