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Hi Jack rabbit

I have very good news. I told the vet on Friday her bloating seemed to coincide with the starting of the cisapride and would explain the intermittent episodes of gas.  So we changed over to domperidone and since we stopped the cisapride on Friday all the bloating has stopped her mucus has almost gone and she is eating without…[Read more]

Thank you for your help Dana and suggestions. I will get some probiotics for her. I had been using bio lapis.

I have very good news since we stopped the cisapride in Friday all the bloating has stopped her mucus has almost gone and she is eating without encouragement all day and night. She was obviously over stimulated by it and improved almost…[Read more]

Thanks so much! I was really worried because the ac is on, and it hurts the nose to breathe sometimes.

Hi, thank you for checking in, she is okay for the moment she is back off of veg fully.

I have two buns and they both have been moulting worse than usual yes but that has also improved.

The boy bun has bad teeth so first port of call was is it teeth? So yes she has been checked and has spurs but no irritation

It’s so difficult isn’t it? One…[Read more]

Time for the second round of pics! LOL! Now, since I managed to do it, you all can too! 😆 Good idea on creating this topic Prince Dorian! 😉

I will urge my family to continue the Critical Care, then. Hunny gets one feeding in the morning, and one at night. It’s been that way the past two days, ever since she basically stopped pooping again. I really hope Hunny gets out of this little slump and goes back to eating and defecating normally soon. She’s been one weird little…[Read more]

She looks Flemmie-ish to me.

No experience with this, but I thought this was an interesting article: https://rabbit.org/journal/2-7/hop.html

Seeing if scar tissue forms seems to be preferred. Femoral head ostectomy would be the last resort.

@DanaNM Thank you!! I’ll look at a hardware store then. Those are good ideas. 🙂 Where did you get your baby stacking cups? I can only seem to find the basic ones on Amazon for about $15 Canadian. I found these ones for about $7, are these ones okay? Says they’re for the bath.

@princedorian yes they are happy little buns 🙂

@DanaNM Thanks 😊 I love big bunnies toooooo!

Oh wow! Sorry for the delay in responding to this, was away on a trip.

How are things going now? Are you planning to bond or just foster?

In either case, you should not allow interaction in in Ralph’s main area. It’s also a good idea to let her settle in with no interactions with Ralph for about a week or more. Then if you want to bond them, you…[Read more]

If you have a rescue in your region, you might ask them they sell hay. Many will buy whole bales and sell it in smaller amounts. It is usually much cheaper than pet stores and fresher!

Oh my god, that so so awful about the cat. I’m glad you rescued her. That’s no way for a cat to live. ): I hope it goes well with the bunny!

I only had to do Bertha’s glands a few times in her life, and I did start to notice a funky smell when they needed to be done! Like an oniony skunk!

It definitely looks like her gut is irritated with all of that mucous.

I had a foster bun that had these alternating cycles of extreme gas followed by these gross mucous-y poops. In his case, the vet diagnosed him with cecal dysbiosis, but we never really got to a cause or cure. His treatment was pain meds and cisapride to keep him from going…[Read more]

You could just do a very thick fluffly layer of hay, maybe with some newspaper under it if you are worried she will eat the pee pads.

My experience with bottles in cars is that they just leak all over the place. Prob would be best to just offer her the bowl during some breaks every couple hours.

Just to give you some comfort, I had to drive 5.5…[Read more]