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Aw, my sweet Pegasus. I’m sorry for your loss JerseyGirl. I’m glad he was able to be the companion every bunny deserved. I’ll miss those dopey ears.

You’ll always be a mod in my eyes JG! 😉

Brunosmama – You know… maybe the shelter would be willing to pay for his neuter. It was their mistake, after all.

Unfortunately she is losing the weight I previously got her to gain. She is so skinny and the fecal tests that were done yielded no results but I will bring her back to get tested for EC. As much as would like to stay optimistic about what’s going on, I do fear the worst and that I may lose her however, I will not give up on finding the reason for…[Read more]

My heart goes out to you and I’m sorry for your loss.  You are among people who know this pain, this melancholy, so well. Truly.

It can be hard to express it and especially hard to explain to those who haven’t loved animals or don’t understand that a rabbit can be a cherished family member. She does deserve to be remembered.
Although forums…[Read more]

Hey BM!
Gosh, I’m glad it became obvious that he was still intact.  I’m curious if you let the shelter know your discovery? Mistakes happen obviously. The feedback might help them be extra careful about future intakes and adoptions. He could have ended up inadvertently contributing to the rabbit population in another home 😉

I’m sorry you and your bun had go go through that. EC is notoriously difficult to diagnose with tests, but some vets insist on testing before treatment. Some vets will treat anyway, on suspicion, because the standard treatment isnt very complicated and most rabbits tolerate it well. Standard treatment is 28 days of Panacur (fenbendazole), often…[Read more]

the initial tests we did were never looking for EC, just everything else – I mentioned they never flagged anything as I find it’s surprising given his symptoms that his kidney levels never raised alarm given how much the poor dude drank (I’m sure they were definitely being affected).

he was then diagnosed (misdiagnosed, I should say) as hav…[Read more]

What better thing to dream of than nanners?

Yeah, I think it’s possible as well. 🙂

Our old bunny Backers used to “eat” in his sleep lol. He would sit there chewing, sometimes poking his tongue out, with his eyes closed and clearly asleep. It was cute. I always figured he was dreaming of nanners lol. 🙂

I’ve seen bunnies twitching and “running” with their feet in their sleep, so I don’t think it’s far fetched to think they could have a dream about something that startles them.

It looks like it was irritated, but it does look better. My guess is something go in there or she was poked. Maybe by some hay.

Just took this photo today, i feel like it’s a healing scratching mark, since it’s not watery anymore and she wasn’t with a closed/half shuted eye. (Had to put the new image on Google Drive because i can’t pin anymore).

The pictures i took today: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1B9DJMUDZgmhELMuDY1n75c1AMjUUcA6h?usp=drive_link 

The test for EC is a titer. A fecal test is only going to look for worms, etc.

vet got a look at her front and back teeth and everything looked good and was really at a loss as to what could be going on. She talked with another vet, called me back at the end of her shift, and said she wants me to stop by on Monday and give a fecal sample to test for parasites.

Em – EC tests are notorious for having false results, so what you experienced isn’t unusual.

I agree with the others. Something is definitely missing here. If she is getting appropriate food, then something else is going on. I would suggest a more thorough look at her teeth to rule that out. This needs to be done under anesthesia. They can’t just…[Read more]

Definitely would proceed with further scans/imaging (x-rays or skull CT) to rule out a dental issue.

my previous rabbit had sudden unexplained weight loss and excessive thirst. His blood results never yielding anything alarming. He was a frenchie, and went from almost 7kg to 4kg. It was undiagnosed E. cuniculi impacting his kidneys (I have no…[Read more]

Hello!

It sounds like you and Budja have been though a lot! I’m so glad to hear she is doing well despite all the health problems.

I know caring for a sick bun can be hard on both the bun and their bunparent, so I hope you have been doing well, too! 🙂