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It can be a natural marking in Vienna-marked rabbits called partial heterochromia, which occurs in one or both eyes. In formal terms, the marking is blue; not white. You can see if it matches here: https://wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Vienna-marked_rabbits

Here’s an example:

E cuniculi would be more plausible in that case. It is often transmitted from the mum to the fetus and in young rabbits it tends to manifest as clouding of the lense or white spots in the eyes.

EC is common in rabbits, but in the majority of carriers it never becomes symptomatic. It’s treatable with Panacur (fenbendazole), a slow-acting…[Read more]

She’s 2 years old now and i got her when she was 1 month old. I haven’t noticed this until she was 6 months old, but i think she was born with it?!

Ooooh, the big day!!! Yes, we want to see pictures! They will love a lunchdags like that! 💗💗💗

A white spot in the eye can be a sign of e cuniculi, or of a bacterial infection such as pasteurella. A very good vet can sometimes do a fine needle aspiration to see if the spot contains bacteria. Not all vets can do this however.

The white spot in your bun’s eye doesn’t look like it’s pus. It’s more like a cloudiness?

I know!! He looks like a little baby and he is the sweetest most social little bunny. It’s always great when he runs up to greet me!!! I can’t help but squeal when I see him! 🙂

I do school from home so I’m almost always in my room. I also take him to our living room to watch TV. I’m planning on making him a snuggle bed soon! He doesn’t have a huge problem with peeing on the carpet, but I just can’t risk it until we move! I will do anything to make sure he is happy as a solo bun!

I think I might start him back on pellets! I used to use Kaytee Timothy Complete. Do you know if that’s a good brand or do you have any suggestions? I don’t know a lot about choosing which pellets to use.

I think I’m going to start him on pellets! Do you have any suggestions for brands? I used to use Kaytee Timothy Complete.

Sooooo STINKING CUTE!!!

Of course we want to see pictures!

Happy Gotcha Day Blossom and Thumper!

That makes sense! But I have to say that neutering will also help with peeing on the carpet! If you wait too long it can be harder to break the habit, so that’s another thing to consider.

He is SO CUTE. Thank you for posting pics!

If you are doing pellet free, but your suspicion is right in that he would benefit from a much wider variety of leafy greens, and they should be more nutrient dense. The portion sounds OK, but the variety is not really enough for a pellet free diet. Celery is mostly water and doesn’t provide much…[Read more]