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That is slightly on the higher side. My Wick’s were around that, if not slightly lower. Rabbit procedures are generally more expensive, but where you live and that vet practice’s access to resources can heavily impact what price you get there versus if you went somewhere else. If it is a price you feel comfortable with, the next step is ensuring…[Read more]

Thank you @Moonlightbunny66! Bunnies are very tricky to figure out whats wrong!!! Yes, I agree with @LBJ10, clogged scent glands could be an issue.

Sounds like she was just nervous from being in a new home. I’m glad everyone was able to reassure you and the poop finally came. 😉

Oh yes! A rubber broom will work wonders. Use it to “rake” the big pieces of hay into a pile so you can scoop them up and throw them away. Then vacuum the little bits.

Have you checked his scent glands? That could be a possibility too.

I agree with Bam. The symptoms with the back legs “screams” EC. Many vets will treat on suspicion, especially if the symptoms are severe.

Yeah we would love pics of the new foster bun!!

I’m not sure if that’s a high price. I was told that my bunny Muffin was starting to develop spurs on his back molars. The estimated price to get that fixed was almost $1000 CAD. They told me it’s not needed right now though. But maybe in the future.
What can I do to help? I give them sticks and wood to chew on but Muffin doesn’t chew them as much…[Read more]

My bunny Muffin does the same thing. :/ I don’t know if there’s much you can do about it. You can check for scabs and redness though. Muffin had that and got medication from the vet to clear it up. They said it was probably dermatitis. He still has a bald spot from the wetness.

For hay you can mix in some different types to make it more app…[Read more]

Awww poor bunny with tummy troubles. I’m glad he’s feeling better. It can be tricky to figure out what’s wrong! I’ll keep watching my Pinky. Thanks for the reply!

Yay for poop!!!!

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Yay! POOP!!

Hehe yes they have A LOT of poops lol.

I do love this forum too 😉 . I browse others on occasion but this on is definitely my favourite. ❤️

Hi thank you, this is literally the kindest, most comforting/reassuring forum I’ve been on lol .
but a lil update!! She pooped!! Quite a lot actually hahaha I fell to my knees cause I was so happy😂 she’s doing well and is an escape artist 🤍

I would ask the vet for fenbendazole and metacam, in case this is e cuniculi. Fenbendazole acts on the e cuniculi parasite itself, and metacam is an anti inflammatory (NSAID) that can help bring down the inflammation the ec is causing. Baytril, a broad spectrum antibiotics, has also been shown to have some beneficial effects in e cuniculi…[Read more]