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Are you able to add the photo to your media files? That should allow you to post it.

A lot of readily available wood is safe for rabbits as long as it’s untreated. However, apricot or peach wood must be dried for a month or more before they are considered safe. Things to avoid would be cedar, cypress, etc.

This website has a good list:…[Read more]

Yes, that looks normal to me as well. Keep in mind that it will look even more concentrated as it starts to dry. Rabbit urine varies a lot… even day to day. It may or may not be caused by something they ate too. So as long as it falls within the range of normal, I wouldn’t worry. Keep up the EC treatment. Hopefully it eventually helps with the…[Read more]

Hmm… it’s hard to tell. Is it a bump underneath the skin? Or is it on top of the skin, like a growth?

He has it on his top of his hand

and when i touch it he doesn’t react at all like it’s not even there

and one more thing he always likes to dig it’s his fav thing to do , and he still does it even after this bump showed up

Is this on top of the foot or underneath?

Does he react like its painful when you touch it?

BJ is perfect!

Here is Ruby relaxing. She has gone longer than usual getting her nails clipped since I’m going to let the vet do it at her annual check up next week!

That is cute! I’ve seen my rabbits do cycles of drinking/ cleaning/ drinking more but I think it’s because they don’t like the water on their chins, haha.

Rabbit urine always has a bit of sediment in it. It should have that, because if the urine is completely clear, it means the rabbit isnt expelling excess calcium like it should. It might mean that calcium is being retained in the bladder, which can lead to bladder sludge or even urine stones down the line.

Bladder sludge is a lot thicker and  pasty.

Oh really?? 🙂 you don’t think it seems too thick? Know its hard to see from a picture, but that’s such a relief 😅

If that’s the case, then it’s just the incontinence that’s the only issue if it does come back.

I haven’t checked her this evening but she’s had nearly a week of being dry.

That looks like normal urine to me!

Critical care is a product made by Oxbow. They make a few different pellets, but none that are formulated specifically like critical care. Critical care is usually used for rabbits that won’t eat, so it’s designed to be fed with water mixed in as you have been (which also helps with hydration).

For weight gain once the rabbit is eating on his own…[Read more]

Thank you! OK I will continue with the courses.

I’ve just posted (sorry not ideal picture) of Heidi’s urine this morning.

So shes previously been on antibiotics for her incontinence, she does improve but only with anti inflammatories, it seems as soon as we stop the anti inflammatories, the incontinence returns soon after 😞

I have started treatment for him. Since the second vet visit my bunny is eating less hay again, pooping mushy still. He seems to be sleeping more as well. Intermittently eating hay and hoping. He also lost 20 grams of weight. So I am starting him twice daily critical care as he is not having any pellets.

I tried to give CC by offering as a soup…[Read more]