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Without being able to physically look/examine it, it’s hard for online users to confirm that it is completely ok. I’d make sure to keep the area clean if there is any indication of infection or improper healing, like swelling, pus, odor, etc., See a vet immediately.

If the bleeding has stopped by now, that is a good sign. I would double check the…[Read more]

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He has pooped quite a bit today, but the mucus and very soft/wet/mushy stool persist. He has eaten some little few pellets, absolutely devours his fresh greens, and even munched on a couple stems of hay. He seems to have moments every few hours where he goes to his hay and wants to eat, eats just one strand and then stops again. He also…[Read more]

Thank you so much for the information!

I can only find something called “Cat grass” in pet stores here, is it the same?

Also, I did manage to find the drug under the name metacam, for animals, but it’s strictly sold only if you have a perscription from the vet, so I’ll need to get that first.

That sounds really hopeful! It does seem easier only having 2 to work with, and could totally see how that would work with certain bunny personalities. That’s great to see a little groom, those small wins count!

hey there i am from Toronto and ya i am going to spay her 100% was just looking to get my money up a little people have told me as long as its before 1 year i am good

They sell “pet grass” at pet supply stores. It’s usually just wheat grass.

Meloxicam/metacam are sold as a liquid for animals. Usually the vet will add flavoring to it to make it palatable. For bunnies, it’s usually a sweet flavor.

Hello, thank you so much for the reply and the information!

The rabbit vet told me, since he was eating vegetables, I shouldn’t syringe feed him. He doesn’t eat the mashed up pellets, I might try mixing them with a bit of apricot to see if he’d like that? Before I force feed him? I want to try and avoid unnecessary syringes because he absolutely…[Read more]

That looks to be more consistent with a bunny being kept in a small cage and the side of their foot rubbing on the side or bars.

The treatment he was prescribed is very unusual for stasis. Your bun is definitely a fighter! Normally the recommended treatment for stasis is pain medication (very important), and sometimes fluids, sometimes a motility aid, and almost always syringe feeding if the rabbit isn’t eating. Syringe feeding and pain meds alone can often bring a rabbit…[Read more]

It isn’t recommended to bond unless you can get your female spayed (the term for the procedure in a female animal). When the female is hormonal it can trigger a lot of issues with bonding and it can be impossible to get a stable bond.

1 K is very expensive … what country are you in? Bonding aside, spaying in female rabbits is good to do as it…[Read more]

so the cage is in inch sorry forgot to add that and okay my big thing is the neutered because down by me it is about 1k to neuter a female bunny.