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When it comes to the nail, it will probably heal itself on its own. I’d personally be more worried about the chest fur and possible wounds underneath. If you have someone with you in your home to help you, it would be good to try to get a closer look and make sure your bunny doesn’t have any...

Sorry for your loss😞

Which state do you live in? Maybe someone on here from a state nearby can give a vet recommendation if you let us know.

Just monitor him and make sure he remains active and still has a healthy appetite eating hay and drinking water for the next couple of hours and it should go through his system pretty easily if it was only a little bit. If he acts normal then he should be alright. Warning signs would be not...

Rabbits do not have to be adopted in pairs right off the bat. If you think you can provide a good home and you and your parents interact with him a majority of the time, he can have a great life as a solo bun. You can also always adopt another bunny later after he’s settled in, if you think he...

You’re bunny has that “I’ve been traumatized and violated” look in the photos 😂 Great idea! If my brother and I hadn’t already come up with a good way to clip his claws (2 person operation), we’d probably use your idea. Though we might use yours in the future if only one of us is around to...

Did they come back to your house? Or did you find them somewhere else? So glad you got them back, regardless!

She’s a storm cloud 🤩

They look like cumulus cloud buns😂

Great news! Glad your buns’ feeling better😁

I'd love to see a photo of the kits sticking out everywhere while nursing if you guys have any. It sounds hilarious to look at😂

I think you need to get your bunny to a vet as soon as you can. This doesn’t sound like something that can just be treated at home especially your rabbit has lost a lot of weight and the wound hasn’t healed. If a regular exotics vet is booked too far out, if I were in your situation, I’d take...

Try massaging her stomach to see if that can help her gut moving. Quite a few members give simethicone drops to help with gas pain. In the meantime, I’d keep trying to hand feed her to get her to eat a little. Is she still pooping and peeing?

Yes, but it can actually spread on anything. It’s a contact virus so even walking through grass it can carry on shoes.

Was she vaccinated for rhdv? I doubt that played a role in this case but I’ve heard it’s in California right now. Sorry for the loss😞

He might be able to sense they are ‘males’ and is acting territorial with them as consequence. (Not trying to assume genders since I don’t know what OP is😖) My unneutered male rabbit for example, tends to circle my dad, raise his tail, and then lower himself to the ground to display dominance...

Geez, I didn’t know that. But it’s weird that your exotic vet recommended it and your current one doesn’t. I hope your bunny gets better regardless of which path you choose

I would honestly try the nebulizer to see if it helps. When I was first diagnosed with asthma when I was 6 I had a ton of congestion and mucus in my lungs. The nebulizer I used at the doctor’s office helped clear it out after a few rounds before they prescribed me with an inhaler.

This is my chestnut netherland dwarf. He’s molting:eek: You can see the darker fur of the growing in fur that @dogwoodblossoms mentioned on his back. In summer, Min-Min’s fur looks more brown-orange while in the winter months his pelt takes on more of the darker brown- blackish in his coat (as...

Thanks for telling me about this rare reaction. I’ve never heard about it before and I’m sorry for your loss. I definitely understand not being able to have a bunny again. After my first rabbit passed when I was 13 it took me over 11 years before I was ready to bring another home~