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It’s hard to say what actually happened. I can’t see the photo in your avatar very well. Assuming that he is a Cinnamon, then it’s possible he is an escaped meat rabbit.

What caused the head tilt and how was she treated? I’m curious because incontinence is a symptom of EC.

I swear: if I hear “hum” one more time today, I’m going to have a breakdown and eat my socks…

We’ve done a long session today, with some break time in the middle so we could have dinner. They’ve been together from 15:30 to 18:15 and together again from 19:30 to 23:15. It was intense.

In the afternoon things were pretty calm, with Owen mostly…[Read more]

This year is going terribly. I had to say goodbye to my oldest dog Pig on 5/19 due to complications from Cushing’s disease. I’d like 2022 to be over now thanks.

Dill can be fed everyday, there aren’t any restrictions.

I think it would be unlikely. Get rid of the peanut butter and remember to wash your hands before interacting with your rabbit.

It could be a meibomian cyst. You can try a warm compress to see if it will go down on its own.

I remember my bunny Milo having similar symptoms… sometimes it would look as if he was a little clumsy or dragging his leg/off balance like.  Is Bun Jovi having any sort of nystagmus in his eyes? Urinary incontinence from what I remember can be a symptom of E. Cuniculi and this happened with Milo as well, I knew something was off when one day…[Read more]

Update :

Sadly Milo’s case that was presented in front of the office of  professional discipline for veterinarians was unfounded, it was only founded the vet acted within the reasonable standard of care and that he was considered a senior rabbit at 6.5 years old. I’m not even sure all facts I submitted were considered unfortunately, the decision…[Read more]