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I’ve heard that about Baytril, but that has not been my experience. Different bunnies react differently. I’m sure his behavior right now is just him being stressed from the vet. If the Baytril seems to work, you can ask the vet about extending it past the 7 days.

Ok, thanks for the advice I’ll just keep an eye on her for next couple days and monitor her food and water intake. It’s just weird see her constantly sleeping when I’m used to seeing her run around and play all day.

I agree. Finding the right antibiotic can be tricky and many are finding that 7 days just isn’t long enough. URIs can be stubborn sometimes.

Most bunnies sleep on and off for most of the day. Is she behaving normally otherwise? Eating ok? Pooping ok? If yes, then it could be a sign of her settling into adulthood.

I apologize if this slight necro-post is not allowed. Just an update.

So the female Netherland Dwarf Psyron got injured during a trio bonding session and doesn’t trust either male currently.

Everybody is separated and gets switched around once a day. No bonding sessions are currently happening.

Both males are kind of getting along but we still…[Read more]

Thank you <3

So apparently Bunbun has some irritation/inflammation in his urethra, and some bruising on the tip of his penis. The uranalysis was good, and no stones were felt. They vet said he didn’t think an xray was currently necessary unless the antibiotic doesn’t work, as he’s usually able to feel stones and felt none at all. I’m unsure if…[Read more]

It could be a sign of stress. Stress changes the gut pH, and that in turn affects the gut microbial balance. It’s very good that you’re keeping a close eye!

The best thing for mild gut issues like these is more hay. It seems prosaic, but its actually the best food for the gut bacteria and funghi (yeasts (wich are a type of funghi) are important…[Read more]

It could be a sign of stress. Stress changes the gut pH, and that in turn affects the gut microbial balance. It’s very good that you’re keeping a close eye!

The best thing for mild gut issues like these is more hay. It seems prosaic, but its actually the best food for the gut bacteria and funghi (yeasts (wich are a type of funghi) are important…[Read more]

Glad they are adjusting to the change well, we would love to see some binkies and zoomies!

That is a lot of moving.  I am happy to say that the separation is done and both still seem content.  If I could figure out how to post a video it would show both binkying and zooming in there respective zones.

thanks for the advice.  Hopefully in a few month I will have bonded boys 😊

One thing I have noticed is that his poop is small round and hard, and that he’s eating more of it, could this be due to the stress he’s going through or is it a sign of something more serious?

I do not, but I volunteer for your local HRS chapter 🙂

The MD/DC/NoVA HRS Chapter’s website is rabbitsinthehouse.org. On there (see link below), we have a list of vets that our volunteers/fosters use, and Hartwood is listed there. I encourage you to look on the list! I am not in NoVA, so I cannot provide personal experience.

MD/DC/NoVA Vets

Fingers crossed it’ll arrive soon!

Unfortunately, if it is an upper respiratory infection (which it sounds like), some trial and error is sometimes needed to find the right antibiotic to do the trick. It took three tries to find the right antibiotic combo for my rabbit’s URI. It would be important to know what antibiotics have been tried vs. not. Some more experienced vets may…[Read more]

Yeah, I used to use a metal screen but wanted to try this as it was cheaper and maybe nicer on their feet. Miraculously they haven’t chewed it yet…

I actually stopped using it because they would chew on it sometimes but had left it in this one box because they didn’t really use it. I have the paper pellet litter and even though it’s easier to clean and waste less with the screen it wasn’t worth them eating it to me.