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I must say that I used Cisapride regular on another of my 1.5yr old rabbit WITHOUT any adverse affects (or is it effects) BUT.....my post back at the end of Jan20 deals with what happened to my just over 2 and a quarter year old doe who didn't take well to it. So am NOT dishing the medication...

Mine did. Did u see my post on Cisapride a week or so ago. Not saying it will happen to you, but just something to be aware of.

Try to keep them together. Bonded buns are beautiful once they do bond. They can really suffer when separated. It sounds like u are trying to work thru the other issues which are great. Keep us posted.

Ree, I wish my Malibu would let me show him some luv. He is such an independent bun. Amaretto would tolerate more handling, but Malibu just always wants to do things on his terms. The rescue I got him from previously had named him "sir Thumps a lot". Lol. I love that you can comfort your Bubbles...

Have a water bottle ready when u do start the bonding process. Sounds mean, but gives chance to stop bad aggressive behavior such as growling, nipping, mounting etc. As soon as one does this to the other, gently squirt it with water and separate them. Allow them to interact around 10_20 mins a...

Very true Very true. We do our very best regarding our buns and they definitely are our fur babies. And she was with me doing her last moments, so that would have helped. Malibu is slowly adapting, but I am still watching him closely. He is such an independent bun in regards to wanting human...

Thanks so much

Am sorry for your loss. Not sure of answers. But can commiserate on your loss. I lost my 2 year old doe on Monday from giving medication, if you see my thread. :(

I would suggest vet just to be safe than sorry, in case there is a blockage or something.

Me too

Forgot to put her time of death as 1035. And it is Prepulsid.

Hi, this is my first thread as am a new member. So gday. Recently I have been using under the guidance and prescription of my rabbit savvy vet Cisapride (Prepuside) to prevent stasis in one of my rabbits that was more prone to it. The dosage can be 2 to 3 times a day I understand, or every 8...

I think panting can be stress and pain, BUT it can also be anticipation or excitement, as in "give me those vegies". My boy does this when he wants his plate of veggies too, and tends to throw his plate around.

One of my boys makes squeaky noise when he is not happy. Like when my two dogs walk in his territory. Which can turn into a growl. And he is neutered and thus less territorial.

Don't beat yourself up. You didn't know any better and you were only young. Just learn from your mistakes. That is what I try to do, and I have made plenty of them over the 12 years I have had rabbits.

Hi, I'm a new member and this is my first post. So gday. Mine like a bit of fresh safe grass too. I try to get rye, which is low in calcium and protein, but high in fibre. Sometimes experimenting or mixing different hays can help. Some of mine like Timothy, others prefer Oaten. Some like...