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Her breathing is fine and there’s no sign of congestion or discharge. I hate to see her go back on antibiotics if she doesn’t need them. She had a tiny whistle from her nose yesterday but that didn’t last very long. I thought I saw a very small amount of dried mucous on the side of her food dish two days ago, but it was very small. I thought it mi…[Read more]

Spider bun! Haha! Unfortunately, this isn’t unusual. The good news is she will literally grow out of this. Once they reach a certain size, it just doesn’t work anymore. And yes, spaying her will also help calm her down.

Hmm… yellow mucus suggests a current or recent infection. Believe me, I’ve had sinus infections before and what comes out is not pretty! LOL  The yellow stuff could be “dead” though. She was on antibiotics for 21 days. Perhaps she had some gunk trapped up in there and she was finally able to expel it? How is her breathing now? Does she sound…[Read more]

Well, here we go again with Charlie. She had a checkup last Tuesday with vet and got the all clear. No discharge, breathing sounded clear, gained weight. She had been on sulfamethoxasile/trimetoprim for 21 days.

She still ha an occasional sneeze, but very light and not forceful. Vet believed she has allergies to something in house and that is the…[Read more]

Ugh lol well I have 4 days for Thanksgiving and the 2nd week of December off so I guess that’s what I’ll be doing!

Is your bunny doing any better?  My late bunny Cincinnati had e cuniculi (tested for it).  He had to have fenbendazole.  His second symptom, and the only one recognized as a symptom at the time, was seizures.  Your rabbit may need more than one run of it.  Don’t give it for more than 28 days at a time.  On day 29 it affects bone marrow.

It isn’t unusual for fur mites to not show up on skin scrapings, etc.

Revolution can be used to treat fur mites, but it isn’t always effective. So the problem may or may not be the environment. It sounds like you’ve cleaned pretty thoroughly… so you would think that would have been sufficient. If the Revolution isn’t working, perhaps it is time…[Read more]

I’m REALLY late to the party here, but……Thank the powers for you.   Thank you for saving such a sweet little guy. He’s just beautiful, and you’ve done a great job rehabbing him.  He looks amazing!

Also, you said: “Oh I know he’s not neutered, I’m just wondering why he doesn’t display the typical crazy hormonal bunny mannerisms that they ten…[Read more]

OOh that’s awesome! I would be in Trømso, but sadly Norway is still very much uncertain. The immigration office isn’t processing applications for the type of permit I need, with no indication of when they might start. With the covid situation worsening in the US I’m not very optimistic. 🙁

That sounds like a very good sign! Maybe that means they are ready to be together! I’ve heard reports of this happening sometimes, where the buns decide they are ready to be together on their own and their humans find them snuggled up together in each other’s pens. 🙂

If they tend to improve over the 5 hours I am thinking it might be time to start marathoning, or at least doing very long sessions. At this point, since they are past the fighting stage, I think more time is probably going to be your best bet. If you can block out some weekend days to try some 6-8 hour (or even 12 hr) sessions a few days in a row…[Read more]

Hmm, well he must be eating something if his poops are looking OK? I would hold off on all treats for now, just in case they are affecting his appetite for his other food.

At this point it would probably good to take him to the vet to make sure he doesn’t have a dental issue or something going on with his gut. Rabbits really do need to be eating…[Read more]

Doesn’t the fact that we’re a willing rabbit slave automatically make us crazy?

No, I have the Swedish version wich is called Axilur. It contains 10% fenbendazole just like Panacur. Its a thick white fluid thats normally used to deworm dogs, but its what we have here for treatment of e cuniculi.