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Oh and I was very lucky to be referred to this vet by another. There are not many in this area surprisingly that do care for rabbits. In fact the first i went to I perceived to be somewhat knowledgeable but quite rough with Bounce. I am sure he is a great vet with dogs & cats but I am glad he...

tonyshuman wrote: Thank you. If not for the advice here I would not have realized that something was more wrong other than food dehydration. I would have prolonged his pain thinking that we were helping him. Thank you again and I am so glad that there is a site like this to help people!

I wanted to give an update... I took, "Bounce" to the vet today. I managed to find a very reasonably priced one, who referred me to a better one who took pity on our family and did not charge us an exorbitant amount to help him. It turns out that Bounce is a Rex rabbit, which we had never...

Listen, my daughter is very empathetic and caring and has always taken good care of her bunny. This year she started high school, she has epilepsy and has has gotten somewhat distracted and selfish. I do not think she thought, "oh he doesnt need water", she was feeding him! She just wasnt...

Thank you for replying! He originally showed no interest in food. Now he wants it. He is not eating pellets at the moment at all. I tried mushing them and feeding through the syringe but it was impossible. I am feeding him only baby food carrots, applesauce, fresh kale and spinach. I think he...

I wanted to add he is getting food and pedialyte round the clock. We are taking turns feeding him, petting him, talking to him. I do have some liquid reglan that my younger son was taking. and I know that I can give 0.5 mg but not sure if i should. I am planning to buy some mylicon later today...

My daughter has had a beautiful indoor bunny for years. We have had him 4 years. She is becoming a busy selfish teenager and did not understand the gravity of what she was causing and to be fair... I shouldve have been more conscientious myself. I was constantly reminding her to feed the bunny...