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    • Aly
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        My rabbit had a run in with my dog who is very prey driven. Luckily he didn’t hurt her but as she escaped, I think she cut herself on the metal bars of her cage. She was bleeding under her genital area where her tail starts but I’ve been cleaning it gently with warm water and the bleeding has stopped. She’s been able to poop but her pee is light and she is just dribbling at the moment. It looks like it might be hurting her to urinate. She makes a squeaking and breathy sound every once and a while and is cleaning her self under there quite frequently. I’m not sure what to do for her until I’m able to take her to the vet. Does it sound like the vet is the best thing to do? And what else could I do at home to ease her pain and help her urinate before taking her to the vet? Any help is very appreciated as she is all I have right now and I can’t bear to see her in any pain. Thank you


      • Wick & Fable
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          Yes you must get her to the vet immediately. Until then, keep her in a one-level, restricted space to limit her movement so any injuries do not get aggravated. Make sure to clean her litterbox and area to lessen potential infections. I’d lay out the buffet of fresh hay, some pellets, etc so she can eat and keep her gut moving.

          The answers provided in this discussion are for general guideline purposes only. The information is not intended to diagnose or treat your pet. Seek the advice of your veterinarian or a qualified behaviorist.


        • DanaNM
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            How is your bunny doing now? Were you able to get her to a vet?

            . . . The answers provided in this discussion are for general guideline purposes only. The information is not intended to diagnose or treat your pet. Seek the advice of your veterinarian or a qualified behaviorist.  


          • LBJ10
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              Any update on this? Hopefully your bunny is OK.


            • Aly
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                I think she’s doing a little better now. I wasn’t able to take her to the vet today but we’re going first thing tomorrow morning. I got her to eat some food as well as drink some water, and she’s been able to pee which was my biggest concern. Her poop is now what I’m focused on as it is very small and wet/mushy most of the time. It still seems to be hurting her to go to the bathroom so I’m hoping the vet will have some answers


                • Vicky
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                    Do you have updates on this one? I would like to know if everything’s fine 🙁


                • Aly
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                    So sorry I haven’t updated! So she did end up cutting herself slightly which was causing her discomfort when she went to the bathroom. She was in a bit of pain, but she is recovering very well. She is now eating and drinking on her own and going to the bathroom regularly. Her poop is way more average sized and she’s on her way to getting her happy spunky self back 🙂

                    Thank you all for the concern, and Sadie (my rabbit) thanks you too! 😊


                    • Vicky
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                        Oh I’m glad everything is better ! Have you been to the vet or not? 🙂

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                  FORUM HOUSE RABBIT Q & A Need help quick!