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Hm, I have doubts that just a water bowl vs bottle problem would cause such severe irritation and scabbing. In terms of dental, unless you had xrays done, they most likely mean grinding down spikey portions of the back teeth that might be hurting your rabbits cheeks/tongue. Extra saliva is produced to lubricate and sooth those spurs, which leads…[Read more]

Hi Guys

thank you so much for your help I really appreciate your expertise in this matter. unfortunately due to the amount of time i have to wait to get her spayed (2 to 3 months) the surgery costs (200 euros after being told she was spayed when i got her) and the size of my apartment I just cant see anyway for this to work out. I know a lot of…[Read more]

Thank you for your reply! I just called the hospital and he’s eaten a bit unassisted overnight so they’re letting him come home this evening. Good to know I can supplement with the CC in my freezer if I need to 🙂

Does anyone have any tips for a convalescing youngster?

Thank you again

Crirical Care lasts a very long time in the freezer. I had to use old CC last year for my bun when he was ill. That bag had been in the freezer for about 2 years.

Yes the previous one was not due to dental issues I think it was because of some injury…btw Cookie was owned by some other people and during the pandemic them left him with us  and went back to their hometown without letting us know that they will never come back…and this poor baby was left behind with us…From then we are taking care of our…[Read more]

Just checked the litter box to see that he passed some misshapen poops and then some cecotrophes. He was also laying in his litterbox which isn’t like him but I’m attributing that to not feeling like himself.

The vet did bloodwork and an x-ray of his belly. The bloodwork came back normal and his x-ray also came back with normal findings, just gas in his GI tract. I was worried about him having an obstruction (he likes to chew quite a lot on the blankets I have for him), but the doctors ruled it out. I did clean out their litter box and put fresh hay…[Read more]

It is customary to give metoclopramide to stasis buns, if a blockage can be ruled out. If a blockage can’t be ruled out, metoclopramide could make matters worse. Do you know if they did x-rays of his belly?

Have you seen any poop since you came back home? It can of course be very difficult to tell since he isn’t a single bun, but it is still…[Read more]