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Hopefully you hear back from the vet soon.

Territorial marking can be via smallish pees, but dribbling and small spots can indeed by a sign of a UTI. That being said, UTIs are treatable and she is still eating and acting generally normally, which are great signs when thinking about prognosis.

Update I’m a bit more concerned now. She is eating and drinking normally. Grooming herself and being affectionate. I noticed her laying weirdly and when I picked her up she had left a small spot of pee on the carpet. She was in a loaf but her hind legs were positioned weirdly.file:///C:/Users/laure/Downloads/Image%20(3).jpeg

I might have to take a picture of the top to show just how bunstructed it is

@Vivicloud Hello Luna! 😍

@BunnyLass568 There’s no place like a properly bunstructed home! 🥰🥰

I would consider this an emergency. There could be more babies that cant get out due to one being stuck in the birthing canal. A baby bun is always an emergency since they’re extremely fragile.

Most of us on BB don’t have a lot of mama-baby bun experience. The forum Rabbits Online is probably a better choice for you, they have a section for…[Read more]

Thank you!

Oh, Ellie 🙁🙁🙁

Make sure he keeps warm. I don’t know how the summer weather is in NL, it’s like November temps here, but a poorly bun can get cold “from the inside” and need warming up. Obviously dont feed refrigerator-cold CC, mix it with lukewarn water, if you keep some already mixed CC in the fridge, pour in some hot water to warm it up before…[Read more]

I hope these pictures work… one picture of Thumper (above) sleeping and one of Blossom hiding in her hidey house (can’t just show Thumper, gotta show Blossom tol)

@Ellie from the Netherlands So glad that things are getting better with Molly!

I got BIG news! Blossom let me pick her up for a few seconds before getting squirmy when before she got automatically squirmy when being picked up! I’m just so happy and proud of her and yes she did get treats for that!

It looks like just general irritation due to an eye boogey — I suspect it’ll go away overtime, yes. Imagine you had a particularly ingrained eye crusty or something and got it out — the corner of your eye would likely also be red for a short period.

I’ve always done this.  But ideally you would rotate it with other greens from the Leafy Greens I list here: https://rabbit.org/suggested-vegetables-and-fruits-for-a-rabbit-diet/

Parsley is a well-loved food: almost all rabbits I’ve met love it. In fact, they love it so much that it’s a good way to get them eating again if they have an upset stomach 🙂 There are some things to consider when feeding parsley though:

Parsley is a calcium-rich food which also contains oxalate. This can cause bladder sludge or kidney stones if…[Read more]