I have a male (neutered), two year old lop-eared rabbit who spontaneously developed a bilaterally symmetrical corneal opacity below the pupils, fed by blood vessels, with some redness in the center. Prior to this, he would spontaneously develop redness and swelling in only one eye for a period of eight hours or so. Because each instance of this reoccurring condition was so brief, I never managed to get him into a vet to have it looked at. That condition has stopped and this unchanging, opacity with some redness at the center and blood vessels towards the bottom has taken its place, though I'm not sure if the two are related, especially since the opacity is in both...
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Rabbit Corneal Opacity Eludes Diagnosis
Posted on 2010/02/26 by UserNot yet answered, can you answer this?
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whats wrong with my rabbit?
Posted on 2010/02/26 by UserI need a second opinion about my rabbit as my local vets has told me three different things that could be wrong with him. First saying hes had a stroke, then a ear infection (so put him on antibiotics), then now its a 'worm on the brain'. Could you help me further please?
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Possible Snuffles?
Posted on 2010/02/24 by UserThis afternoon, I noticed that my pet rabbit (a few months old) has been breathing very loudly. He has also sneezed a few times. A few days ago, he had what I thought was a little poop near his nostrils and a slight yellowing. There was no apparent discharge and it has since gone away completely. He has been grooming around his face and ears frequently but that may be me noticing more than him doing it more. Other than this, his behavior is normal. Does he have snuffles or something else?
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White discharge
Posted on 2010/02/21 by UserWhy does my female rabbit have white discharge when she urinates?
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Do rabbits shed more on hot days?
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OTC pediatric meds - safe for rabbits?
Posted on 2010/02/14 by CathyMy rabbit has chronic upper respiratory infections - sneezing, nasal congestion, discharge. Over the years she's been on several antibiotics. They work the first and possibly the second time she's on them, but she quickly builds up a resistance to them. She's currently on Bactrim, which worked wonderfully the last time she was on it, but it's failing miserably this time. She is incredibly congested - the worst I've ever seen her. I was wondering if there are any OTC pediatric medications that are safe for bunnies? I've already tried "Little Noses" decongestant drops, but she likes to blow those right back at me, lol. Is it safe to give her something...
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Where should my rabbit be indoors or...
Posted on 2010/02/12 by Usermy rabbit lives in the conservatory which is fairly cold in the winter but free from drafts or rain, i bring him into the living room for a few hours a night whish is warm, will the change is heat make him ill? Thanks
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swollen neck
Posted on 2010/02/10 by melissai have a five year old angora female rabbit. She has a very swollen neck and she wont let us touch her to find out wether it is sore or a lump! She is ating and drinking properly but i'm still extreamly worried because it is not normal for her to have a swollen neck. She has had it for a couple of days now and it seams to be getting bigger day by day. I was wondering if you could give me any ideas on what it could be? and what should i do about it?
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help!!!!!!
Posted on 2010/02/07 by Usermy rabbit was stuck out in a snowstorm and my mom found him this morning buried in the snow. (my dog had uncovered him) so my mom quickly brought the bunny inside and soaked him in warm water in our bathtub. the rabbit was then wrapped in a towel and we sat him in front of the fireplace to keep him warm. but since my parents dont think rabbits are the most important animals we own he had to go back to his stall in out horse barn. i just brought him in and he can move around but he kind of dragshis hind legs around. he will eat but not drink. i also noticed his tail looks kind of different and he has 2 stretchy things (his peepee?) underneath his hind end it isvery...
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accidental dye
Posted on 2010/01/21 by UserMy 5 month old rabbit chewed her way through a sachet of semi-permanent hair dye, and although i'm quite sure she didn't ingest any there is still some on two of her paws. Tried to clean off with water but she goes crazy when i try to get it off. Is she at risk? Please help
