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Thanx guys..I’m looking into getting it done for my Jinx cause I’m a paranoid person just wanna be Safe..I’m in British Columbia not sure if they offer it here but I guess my vet would know right

Thank you Barn for getting back to me so quickly! It has been a stressful few days and very bad night last night.

We got her after a rescuer found her on the side of a walking trail. And we took her to the vet pretty quickly after. Before that, the foster family said that she ate like a champ. She had a major shut down after the surgery and we…[Read more]

If you’ve been there since August and not treated it will be fine, that’s plenty of time 🙂

In rabbits +1 year old, fat starts to build up around the uterus, so your vet’s assesment makes sense.

Elevated liver values are a common find in rabbits with GI stasis. It’s fully reversible if treated in time, so it doesnt mean there is actually sth wrong with the liver, it’s just temporarily overwhelmed.

I give my bun a variety of hays, oat…[Read more]

Hey

Thanks for the reply!

We are in the UK so Glenn is fully vaxed for myxomatosis, RDVH 1 & 2 because unfortunately here is widespread across the whole country so even indoor bunnies, which glenn is, are usually fully vaxed by responsible owners.

I am not too worried about the predetor thing as he will still be an indoor bun, when I take him…[Read more]

I’m in the south of Sweden and I’ve vaccinated my rabbits yearly. It’s an absolute must here, we have both RVHD and myxomatosis in the wild rabbit population. There have been several different vaccines over the years. The European vaccines are not the same as the new vaccine you have in the USA. My rabbits haven’t had any issues with any of the…[Read more]

I’m in Australia where the disease has been for a very long time as well as vaccination (for some of the strains). I vaccinate my pair every year (the current recommendation is I believe for every 6 months with the Cylap vaccine in Australia but yearly is enough for me). As my pair get older if I start to see a negative reaction to the vaccine I…[Read more]

Do you know if the lawn is free from pesticides?  Besides the worry of those, there is also a worry of toxic weeds or plants in the garden that your rabbit can ingest. And, there is also a risk of Glenn picking up parasites from the lawn – fleas, ticks, worms, etc.  If you are in an area where RHDV2 is present, or even if there are no known c…[Read more]

I would move and then get settled in before considering adopting again. It will also allow you to settle into your residency training and get a better sense of your routine to ensure you are able to make time for them. If you are working long hours the best thing is to adopt a bonded pair so that they can keep each other company too 🙂

I work…[Read more]

Ok, that makes much more sense to do! Thanks! 😄