My rabbit is losing large clumps of hair, what could be causing this. Charlie (the rabbit) is a five year old female.
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Hair Loss in our Rabbit
Posted on 2008/09/27 by User
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does my rabbit have a broken back?
Posted on 2008/09/21 by aphreditie 70a loose dog got in my rabbit shed and knocked the cage over and chased my rabbit firday. i found him by neighbors garage. he cant move hind legs. he was eating and drinking. do you think his back is injured? the pic is how he has been sitting since last nite. hes peeing on hisself or i have to help him.
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Dropped at my feet.
Posted on 2008/08/25 by Stewart StewartCan a baby jackrabbit be saved after an attack by a cat? labored breathing, compromised abdominal area, but breathing on its own, and very scared. Will this animal recover on its own?
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Breeding/Pregnancy
Posted on 2008/06/15 by Ali PetersonI have a male & female rabbit (7mo. old). They had babies on April 8. After separating them, I had the male neutered 4 days later. I obviously didn't separate them in time because they had 3 more babies on May 8. Yesterday (June 14), the female became somewhat aggressive and began building a nest. Her nipples appear to be larger and it appears she is pregnant. I'm wondering several things: 1) is it possible that the vet didn't neuter the male correctly 2) The babies would have been between 5-6 weeks old -- can they mate when they are that young? 3) What about false pregnancy?
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hair lose
Posted on 2008/06/02 by Elizabeth PaquinMy rabbit is loosing hair alll over it's body.
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My sneezy bunny
Posted on 2008/05/27 by UserWhy does my bunny sneeze so often? Her nose isn't necessarily running, but gets a bit crusty and tiny bits of green are stuck on her nose. She sneezes numerous times in a row. She's also very kissy, I hope it's her being loving and not her trying to tell me she's in trouble.
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ive noticed white discharge from my rabbits right ear and also he is holding his head to left side can you advize me thanks emma.
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head cocked to one side
Posted on 2008/05/10 by bill steele8ball is a 6 or 7 yr old dwarf rabbit.2days ago he all but stopped eating and drinking.his head is cocked to one side and has dischrge coming out of his eyes.can you please give me some advice on what is wrong i know the avg life span is 7 yrs ,but it came all ofd the sudden did he have a stroke?
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Tooth Root Abcess in aging rabbit
Posted on 2008/05/01 by Cheryl GlossMy 12 year old rabbit has a tooth root abcess which the vet said would be too expensive and traumatic a surgery to put him through. In January she drained the puss from his cheek and put him on antibiotics. He had terrible diarreah on it but I gave it to him all the way through and cleaned him up everyday. He is old and has other health problems, Arthritis, blindness, etc. She suggested putting him down but I will not do it. He is enjoying his life, eating, drinking etc. But his eye is now excreting the same white substance from the abcess and I am cleaning the eye the best I can with eye solutions. Do you know of anything else I can do for him? If I call her she might su ...
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Rabbit with bleeding nail
Posted on 2008/04/19 by Usermy rabbits nail broke off and its bleeding what should i do?
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cranberry juice for rabbit?
Posted on 2008/03/24 by mandy cmy rabbit at first didnt eat or drink much that was about 3 days ago.now he's eating but still not drinking much, not like he use too. he lays in the corner of his cage and doesnt move much, untill i take him out of his cage to see if he'll run around, which he does. he usually drinks from a water bottle so i switched to a bowl to see if it makes a difference,it doesnt really. i've been searching the internet for some advice and someone told me you can mix water with some cranberry juice to see if he'll drink, but i would rather have a second opinion..please help
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rabbit not eating
Posted on 2008/03/17 by kerry duffhello there my rabbit is one and a half he hasnt been eating much for 4 days and i think he is losing weight and not running around like he normally does and hes just sits there
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How Old???
Posted on 2008/03/15 by UserHow old can a flemmish Giant rabbit live up to? She is 4 years old. Erin
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pooping out side the cage
Posted on 2008/03/02 by Cathy YeeWe have had Baby since she was 6 wks old. We keep her inside the house. We let her out of the cage frequently for exersice. For the first 4 months, everything was great. She only pooped when in her cage and only peed in her special potty box. About 2 weeks ago she started pooping outside of the cage as soon as we let her out, about a week ago she also started peeing on our rug. So we have had to keep her in her cage much more then we would like to. Even when she is in her cage she does not always pee in her potty box like before. I have notice that some times her pee is a reddish orange color, sometimes there is a milky color to her pee and sometiems it is normal ...
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lump in cheek
Posted on 2008/02/17 by E BLast night I was petting my rabbit and I've noticed a large lump on his jaw, right under his R eye. He is eating fine, I can touch it and he doesnt seem bothered. I can add he seems to be obsessed the last week with chewing the carpet, no matter that as soon as he does he's sent back into his cage for the rest of his day. When we let him back out he heads straight for it again.(yes, he is an indoor rabbit). What could cause this lump and should he be brought immediately to the vet or is there something I can look into myself? I look foward to your answer. thank you
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Baby rabbit with broken rear leg
Posted on 2008/02/05 by UserI have a baby rabbit with a broken back leg. The baby is about 12 days old. What should I do?
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question about my baby
Posted on 2008/01/03 by Usermy pet rabbit has apparently uncontrollable bowel movements. sometimes it is in the form of a normal feces but sometimes it is in the form of diarrhea. is there cause for concern or is this normal? how can i solve the diarrhea?
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Paper eating in rabbits
Posted on 2007/12/26 by Beverly AltuzarraI saw that rabbits like to shred paper and paper towel rolls but it looks like my rabbit is eating it. is this ok?