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This sounds like a respiratory infection and ,yes, there is treatment available. The does, have already been exposed to the infection , however, I would separate him from them if they are not a bonded threesome. He should be taken to a rabbit knowledgeable vet and a culture should be taken of...

I am so very sorry for your tremendous loss. I am sure that Fuzzy had a wonderful life with you !! RIP little Fuzzy ! You were loved !:rip::bigtears:

Where do you live? Check the rabbit saavy vet list in the Introduction to health /Wellness on RO http://www.medirabbit.com/Safe_medication/Antibiotics/Safe_antibiotics.htm

Has the vet been able to do a needle biopsy? The exudate could be cultured to determine which antibiotics would best fight the bacteria within the abscesses. There is also a strong possibility that multiple bacteria are contributing to his problems. Enrotril ( which is Baytril/enrofloxicin...

http://www.rabbitsonline.net/f21/tn-rabbit-savvy-vets-10106/

It would be best to take her to the vet and have them do a thorough exam. They definitely appear to be engorged ticks, however since she has been outside she could have other parasites like bot fly larvae/ worms etc. Just make sure the vet is rabbit knowledgeable so that a rabbit safe...

It is best to confine him so that he uses his leg minimally. You need to take him to a rabbit knowledgeable vet ASAP . Despite the specific treatment needed for his leg he still needs to be treated for the pain while the extent of the break is being determined. Many vets will work out...

Devin I would recommend that you talk with the new vet about how long Dennis should be confined to a small space. In the interim period try to feed a variety of high quality grass type hays and also a high quality pellet. Sounds like he is basically doing good despite the injury

If it actually is causing her discomfort after 1 week I would have a vet look at it. It is really common to cut the nail too short by accident but it usually doesn't cause what you are describing .

Good article!!!!!!!!!! http://www.bio.miami.edu/hare/opcare.html

This is the forum list of vets recommended (over the years) by members . I do not think that it is current, however, it may be of some help. Your bunny needs EMERGENCY care now. Sounds like respiratory infection that has lead to pneumonia type symptoms Please get to a vet ASAP...

http://en.allexperts.com/q/Rabbits-703/2008/11/rectal-prolapse.htm

If the anus is protruding and red this could be a prolapse of the rectum or the very beginning of this condition.

Why don't you start a new thread in order to get more replies If the anus is protruding and red could be a prolapse of the rectum but otherwise I am unsure; he is really cute

I found an online compounding veterinary pharmacy that compounds ponazuril . We have a pharmacy similar to this in my town but they are getting harder to find. I believe most folks dose/use the product made for horses. http://www.svpmeds.net/ponazuril.html There is a therapeutic...

E-cuniculi is not actually a worm but is a protozoan parasite . Rabbits usually contract it in utero from their mothers and/or contract it from contact with the spores in the urine of infected rabbits. Most rabbit have been exposed to EC but do not exhibit clinical signs . The immune system is...

There are quite a few shelter/sanctuaries in the Washington State area Make some inquiries ..maybe you can get some help ....... http://rabbithaven.org/

I used to take the spay /neuters from my shelter to my home for recovery so I have seen hundreds of post-spays. These buns did have laser surgery. In my experience some of the girls would eat almost immediately but almost all of them would barely eat until the 3rd day. I would feed veggies...

If she is responding to the antibiotics then it is a good indication that she is dealing with an infectious agent rather than ecuniculi. Septra and baytril are not ideal for ear infections. They just are not powerful enough She should be on something stronger like Zithromax , chloramphenicol...

It appears that he is letting you get close to him. Do you think that he will allow you to pick him up ? It is not ideal but sometimes a person can trap a bun in a humane trap ; they lend them out at our humane society especially for stray cats, however, could be used for a bun. They also sell...