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how long have you had her and how long ago was she spayed? It would also be helpful to know the details of her housing set up and how much exercise she gets.

Females can go through a “post-spay craze” around 3-5 weeks after being spayed as their hormones adjust. So it’s possible you are in that time window.

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I don’t think it was either, looked larger than a roundworm and maggot, but I found where the eggs were and I’ll be checking that area (under my rabbit’s litter box) more often. My rabbits underside and anus were dry and I didn’t see any blood on his fur, so I think I avoided whatever it was.

I’m so sorry for your loss and for such a traumatic passing. 🙁  I’ve had two buns pass similarly (not the same illness but the final moments) and it is so so horrible.

Thank you for sharing the info about the disease, I’ve never heard of Tyzzer’s and I think this information will certainly help other rabbit owners.

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In that case unfortunately I wouldn’t recommend attempting bonding. Her hormones will trigger even a neutered male to mount her too much.

However, she could really benefit from another rabbit living next door as a neighbor, so if you have space for 2 separate buns you could look into that. You could also provide her with a stuffy to snuggle with.

Since there isn’t much info online about this disease, I’ll write a little here. They found he had Tyzzer’s afterwards. I assume his immune system got knocked out (within the past couple years, he had many other issues too, including EC) and it gradually took his little body out.

He was at least 8+ y/o and didn’t have diarrhea. Related symptoms…[Read more]

The vet doesn’t want to spray her with her injury, i had got her she had an injury to her spine believe from being dropped. I will ask about bonding. No im not aware of any rescues near me.

Are you sure it was a maggot? Could it have been a round worm that came from your bunny? People will often see them wiggling on their bunny’s poop.

As for fly strike, yes, it is very serious so you want to make absolutely sure there are no maggots on your bunny. Having a vet take a closer look is not a bad idea.

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Is your female also spayed? Both rabbits need to be castrated for bonding to be successful. I agree it would be better to try with a male. Do you know how she became paralyzed? I think in this case it would be important to find a good match and talk to your vet to make sure your rabbit is well enough for bonding. You would want to take things very…[Read more]