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I recommend a follow-up visit with the vet just to have them examine him their selves and provide their professional insight.

Re: the smell, it’s possible the hormonal surge after a neuter can make the poo and pee smell more strongly for a bit, but as Bam mentioned, if there is a lack-of-cleaning issue, that is a separate and serious matter to…[Read more]

300 grams off a 1.3 kilo bun is a lot. You should start to syringe feed him. I dont know if you get Oxbow Critical Care in Brazil, or ay other recovery food fo small mammals (Emeraid is one brand). Those type foods come as powders that you mix with water and feed with a syringe.

You can soak pellets in water to a mush, but thts obviously a bit…[Read more]

Thank you for your reply. It’s taking 1mg/ml of dipyrone very 12 hours. Rock is 2.41pounds (1kg). It was 1,3Kg before surgery (so it lost 300g).

When I wrote that it’s smelling bad, I meant the smell of poop and pee.

The surgery area seems ok. It looks like it’s difficult for Rock to pull up its tail when peeing or pooping.

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I’m sorry this happened to your bun.

This is not normal. A young buck typically bounces back really quickly after a neuter.

He should not smell bad. Do you see any signs of infection around the surgical area? Even if he is on antibiotics, not all antibiotics kill all different types of bacteria that can infect a wound.

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Yes, I’ve always had the best luck with large ceramic tiles. Like 12×12 sized ones.

Thanks a lot for the help, was just a bit confused as this was our first female rabbit ☺️☺️

I’d just keep it clean and put a little Neosporin on it, if you think she won’t lick it off.

I had a Persian with skin like tissue paper.  Nicked her quite a few times.  One time it was pretty big and I used super glue, but no idea if that is safe for a rabbit.

Thank you for the advice. He’s fully recovered now but I will let my sister know.

Thank you! There isn’t much alfalfa in this hay and he seems to like it a lot. He’s already gaining weight back since I upped his food when I noticed. I’ve been watching him closely to make sure he isn’t showing any more symptoms but he seems to be doing fine.

No personal experience with rabbit kidney stones. But I will comment on the fact that kidney stones are not that uncommon in all types of animals and people. Oftentimes, there are no symptoms. Unless the kidney stone is ridiculously large, then I don’t see why you would remove the kidney.

Can you give us more information? What has been causing…[Read more]