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It is an area bunny will hold with their teeth if mounting another. Has Tybalt tried to do that?

The area doesn’t look too bad and with new fur growing already it appears to be healing.

By chance, has she had any shots recently?

Well, my bun doesn’t get any veggies or fresh things as advices because she has such a sensitive tummy. We feed her Timothy hay mostly, then I buy different kinds of hay so she could have varieties, small amount of pellets and probiotics everyday.

It was very hot yesterday that’s true. Her poops was perfect but last two days it were all different…[Read more]

I’m glad there was an exotics vet attending. That was very fortunate!

You know, I’m reminded now of Maple, my rabbit that developed head-tilt. It was never truly established what the cause was (or ear infection, ec) but we treated for ec regardless. I remember the vet talking about brain lesions and about how they can heal.

We treated for pos…[Read more]

Aww! Happy gotcha Snoa!

No… no hedgehogs here. I wish! We have flying squirrels though. I want to hug them!

Yes, poop can vary in size and it is completely normal.

Her incisors don’t look overgrown to me. At least not in this picture. If your bunny hasn’t eaten since you posted this, then she needs to see a vet ASAP.

Hope you finally get some answers Ellie! And glad there are no tumors.

Such a lovely photo, I bet it was magical in person. I love the hedgehogs! I remember them from growing up and putting milk out for them (no idea if that was good for them in retrospect). None in the US. We do have raccoons and coyotes where I live in the PNW, and lots of birds of prey. Even had some coyote cubs near us, so cute watching them…[Read more]

Change of hay or addition of hay can cause the bun to eat a little more hay or a little less. Activity level also plays a role. Activity level is often dependent on temperature, buns tend to be less active if its warm.

As long as there is a good amount of poop and her appetite is good, I dont think you need to worry. I see variation in poop size…[Read more]

My bun can’t have veggies at all. She has very sensitive stomach so her diet consist of hay, pellets and some dried herbs and flowers. She is a happy bunny.

If a bun doesnt eat for 6-12 hours, I’d contact a vet. I’d start by giving simethicone baby gas drops, 0.5 -1 ml per hour for 2-3 hours. I”d also try to make the bun move around. Moving around can help gas escape.

The teeth are even in lengths and shape, I cant say if the lower incisors are too long, but they have a good color and shape.…[Read more]

A tiny piece of ovary may be difficult to pick up on a scan, so hopefully the blood tests give you some answers.