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Of course!

Could a Mod edit my post title to “choking”

Well, I’m guessing you know, this sounds like petit mal seizures, a form of epilepsy. It can affect human kids and they often “grow out” of it during adolescence, without medical intervention.

Generally speaking, when a young-ish otherwise healthy bun experiences (brain) seizures, the prime suspect will be e cuniculi.

E cuniculi is a single cell…[Read more]

This is a bit tricky. Your vet dlesnt seem too worried about the “diarrhoea” – probably due the fact that your bun did recover swiftly. A rabbit that has what is known as “true diarrhoea” is very very sick and will need vet care. So your bun probably had what is known as “gut dysbiosis”, which is a non-life threatening condition due to a…[Read more]

thanks for the info, my vet said he thinks it’s nothing to worry about… but he still has breathing issues. i might ask the vet to flush his nose.

If Ginger shows signs of sadness like not eating you might want to try bunny introductions to see if it helps.

How long did you have misty before she passed?

That’s how my rabbit started and it turned out to be dental issues.

The end of piece of hay can look like a booger, I know from experience. Eventually the vet pulled it out and it was a think piece of hay.

Hi there!

My Lionhead bunny is still getting clumps of Cecotropes that are wet and shiny.  He is a 5 3/4 lb bunny. I’ve given him only 3 Oxbow Timothy treats in the past week or so. These are tiny round ones that look like a cheerio but made from hay. Between both of my bunnies they get 1/4 – 1/2 cup of Oxbow Timothy pellets per day and un…[Read more]

hi! so i called the vet and explained the situation, he asked me to continue the antibiotic and then he would prescribe me another one (?). i told him i didn’t feel comfortable continuing azithromycin as he didn’t react well to it, so he recommended Baytril (which he had before, but my bun really hates the taste of it). if i decide not to do…[Read more]