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I'm not sure if there's topical version ivermectin. looks like your bun still has a bit of mites. how many times has ivermectin been given?

Thank you for this @JBun! I had a friend who self medicated their bunny with ivermectin (powdered version, given orally as well). Unfortunately, her bunny got permanent headtilt 'cause of it :( some may not get any side effects from giving this orally, but it doesn't mean it will be the same...

I hope it is. If not. could be reason for the dark skin...?

if it is mites, I would suggest Revolution as its said to be safer than ivermectin. But you will need to have the dosage computed by the vet as this depends on their weight :)

Its possible, my bun overgroomed his older bun friend onetime and got a bald patch on his forehead 😆 I do see a bit of red-ness in his skin which isn't normal. no itching or flakes? Just trying to rule out mites :)

Bonding with a bunny does take time, sometimes few days, sometimes a few months. Not sure if the age has to do with this but you may have to keep laying on the floor with her but ignoring her a few times a week. What I like to do is put some food on my tummy and wait for my bun to come 😆 when...

Hi! vet prescribed pancur for the mites? did you mean panacur? I've never heard of this being used to treat mites

It does seem a bit irritated? maybe some hay dust went in. You can have him checked by the vet, they could do a fluorescein dye eye test to see if there's anything wrong :) they might prescribe some drops :)

I would suggest spaying organic/pet safe disinfectants instead but make sure your bun and all his are not in the room. Let it air out and only let him in once the smell is gone :)

I usually let it soak in white vinegar first for a few mins then wash it off with soap and water. I noticed they will only pee in their water bowl if it is near their litterbox or hay rack. So I moved it away from their litterbox and now no more pee in waterbowls =)

Hi! is Harvey fixed? This would help with the random pee. If he is, he could have UTI, hard to say without a urinalysis :( When you can, disinfect everything with white vinegar then rinse off with soap and water. Some people use bleach to disinfect but the smell might be too for the buns :)

you can check their website vetsinpractice.ph

Yes, most bunnies will take time to eat like normal again after surgery especially girls. So best to monitor her closely. If she hasn't even for more than 12hrs, then you might want to ring your vet about it. You were given metacam/meloxicam, I hope? :)

You are very near a vet that can get your bunny fixed! You can get them fixed in Vets in Practice fort branch. Here's an album about spay and neuter which can help you prepare for it :) https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.3214462841939477&type=3 You may also message me there if your...

so true 😆

*edit: Sorry, I didn't realize the thread has reached two pages already. I didn't noticed there were answers after this comment. @JBun has given you good advices already :) Was this bene bac? you can still get it but observe your bun first with the change in diet. If bad poop still happens, you...

sorry let me rephrase this. Pregnant or not, please save up to get them spayed/neutered :)

hi @Czarina I just saw this thread now and I noticed you're from the philippines as well. You mentioned you're 14 and you're trying to take care of them without your parents help and thats good. But bunnies are expensive to care for especially in our country and vet bills or their food aren't...

Out of the thee pellet variants you shared, only Versele Laga Complete is good for bunnies. The other two variants seem to be muesli type pellets which have added ingredients that are not ideal for bunnies :( this could be what was causing the bad poop :( These dont look like timothy, orchard...

I give Bene Bac to my buns, I usually sprinkle it in their hay or in their water bowl. Hopefully giving your bun probiotics would help! try to also increase hay intake :)