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He will be a little miffed about the vet visit, practically all buns feel insulted by a vet visit. That he takes treats and lettuce means he’s not too stressed out to eat, so I think he’ll be fine before the day is over.

You can remove all the bedding at once if you like.

I’m glad he started pooping again! Did the vet look into his mouth? Dental problems are common in buns, but you cant see their inner teeth (the molars) without an otoscope. Is he eating normally now?

He went to the vet and is starting to poop again, but now he’s constantly licking his lips at night, I’m not sure if it’s from his medicine or something else.

my rabbit lux for the past 2 years has been eating artificial yogurt dipped hay balls from Kaytee.  Pure yogurt would be bad but this seems to be ok.

oh i forgot about that. let me try

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How long are you planning to show them? Perhaps you could spay them when you’re done. Obviously, the sooner the better, but waiting a little bit probably won’t hurt. The chances of reproductive cancer starts to climb rapidly at around 4-5 years of age. Keep in mind though that changes in the uterus can occur well before that (~3 years). If you…[Read more]

It seems like its gotten a little better and not too white.  Its sticky clear liquid but today there was like a little tiny dot of white liquid that was kind of solid.  I moved it out of the way like it was a ball of lint. Shes eating pooping and peeing and giving kisses and doing her usual silly things.  She is 5 years old now and i have yet to…[Read more]

If it’s very watery (and not mucous-y), then chances are it is one of the things Bam listed. If it were me, I would treat it as though something got in her eye or her tear duct is clogged. If you don’t see improvement, then you can worry about other possibilities.

I wouldn’t be discouraged just yet. As Dana said, sometimes there is a bit of back and forth. He may still be improving, but the icky feeling is still coming and going. Keep doing what you’re doing, I’m sure he will be better soon.

Things can be very up and down with tummy issues. I would syringe feed him and keep up with the pain meds if you can! If you have sub-q fluids that would also be good to do.

Sugary things can make GI upsets worse, so he might be turning it down because he knows it’s not what he needs at the moment. One of my buns would always snub his pellets…[Read more]