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Oh dear 🙁 As you know, we are not qualified to give veterinary advice, since we are not vets.  Many vets will treat with Panacur on suspicion only, because E C tests are still not very reliable and can produce false negatives. I have never treated a bun with Panacur for suspected EC, but I do keep it in my rabbit first aid drawer.

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There are absolutely intact female rabbits that live long lives without getting uterine cancer. I too get annoyed that so many veterinary clinic  web sites state varying degrees of risk (one in 25 does at age 2, 40% at age 3-4, 80% at age 6 and so on), without stating the source of this intel. We will try and find better info for you, because…[Read more]

If they are wart-like growths, then they are probably papillomas. Ears are not an uncommon place for them. If they are indeed papillomas, there isn’t much you can do for them at home. Many of them will resolve on their own. Some will not though. A vet can surgically remove them. If you encounter something red, swollen, bleeding, irritated, etc.…[Read more]

They are actually like a wort.  They start small, grow into a calloused wort, raised above the skin when bigger.  They are not like scales. Ears are clean and smell clean too.

It’s recommended to have the primary living space (where the bun spends most of it’s time) be at least 12 square feet, plus an additional 50 sq feet (minimum) for exercise space at least 4 hours a day. More space for more time is even better.

Rabbits need room to run at full speed at least some of the day to live happy and healthy lives. The idea…[Read more]

If it was a tiny shard, even taking to the emergency vet probably won’t do much good since they wouldn’t be able to really find it. On the plus side, rabbits are really good at grinding things down before they swallow them, so there’s a chance it’ll just come out as usual.

I would continue to monitor and if you see anything change, such as signs…[Read more]

Are these flat scales on the edge of the ears? Or are they like mounds? Do they have a wart-like appearance?

The banana butt twitch is a common phenomena 🙂

Thank you! He is eating well and doing zoomies, binkying all over the place now and eating hay well!! I guess I caught him in a moment of exhaustion thank you again<3