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I agree with everything Bam said! You can do it!

He will hate you during, but just know that you are helping him. He will likely become more strongly bonded to you after the ordeal is over. I’ve experienced this with my bunnies as well.

I would def call the vet and ask for pain meds if you aren’t already giving them. They can work wonders with…[Read more]

Hahaha awwwww. 🙂

Oh yes, he did! He became very bonded to me. When I sat at my writing desk, he demanded that I pet his head with my foot, for hours on end. I obviously complied 😂

I emailed the picture of the discharge I found to the vet this morning. He has prescribed another  antibiotic. I think it’s a blend of more than one. The receptionist called me and when I asked her she said zythromyacin? blend. I ask her what that meant and she said probably a blend of more than one. I’ll know more when I pick it up after work…[Read more]

Did he eventually come around when he got a little older?

I had a male bun, neutered, that behaved like that when he was a “teenager”. One moment hed growl and lunge, the next he’d put his chin on the floor, demanding pets. Cats can show a similar type of behavior. In cats its believed to be about a conflict between the wild, untrusting side of the animal’s personality and the domesticated, trusting…[Read more]

We have had plenty of rabbits here that have been successfully treated for URI and ear infections. Treatment can be long though, several weeks on antibiotics may be needed. If you don’t see any improvement at all after a week-10 days, you may need to change to another antibiotic or combine two kinds of antibiotics.

It is pretty much par for the…[Read more]

🙂 You’re welcome! You are doing a great job!

Thanks DanaNM – clearly I’m a worrier 😆  I do have a cardboard box in her cage but she seems to like to be next to the box in the corner better and then hides her head under a log hideaway.  I agree, she probably will be more comfortable in the evening when everyone is gone.  Thanks as always 🙂

If she has eaten something I would leave her be to let her settle in. Laying down is a relaxed position. Does she had a hide? Even a simple one like a cardboard box should help her feel more safe.

I would try not to hover too much to let her adjust to her new surroundings. She will likely explore and eat more tonight once everyone goes to sleep.…[Read more]

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.