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Dont chase them. Go to them when they are calm, and introduce the medication. No need to catch any of the rabbits. You need to be a source of comfort for them.

If they haven't used their litter box or eaten much else then you need to call your vet. Best to just monitor them, they are yours so you know their eating, drinking and litter habits best. Good luck!

Your bunnies just went through a traumatic experience and they need time and space to heal. Please dont chase them to feed them, their incisions are still fresh. If it's for medication, u need to get down on the floor with them on their level, pet them, and slowly feed meds to the side of their...

Oreo and cookie. Rabbits are Lagomorphs, not rodents.

Hi. Maybe you could try looking online for a pet sitter? I'm not sure about where you live, but some people offer to live in or have access to your home, or take the bunny to their place. Make sure to check their reviews, for some this is their job so they are trustworthy. I left my two bunnies...

Hey Shad2000 That pic is a little unclear. As long as the wound is not bleeding, your bunny isnt picking at it or showing signs of pain, she'll heal. It has to be a little red, but dried. Try not to stretch her skin too much. So limit hopping and jumping just for the next few days. Also, look...

Hey Dayle, as Jasminebunny said, please don't place your rabbit upside down. They look calm, but they enter a trance-like state. Please stop doing that. Perhaps you could try getting them to stand on their hind legs? Since you have a friend around ask him/her to either have their arm under the...

wow, he's a beautiful rabbit!

I know this doesn't sound common, but when I had an issue with my neutered boy urinating on the bed, I covered the bed with aluminum foil. It seems like so much effort and will look untidy for a short while, but they don't like urinating on foil for some reason. I read this somewhere a few years...

Its best to speak to the vet. Maybe the others had a higher volume but lower concentration? Also depends on the severity of the case. I hope you get the answers youre looking for.

Hi What was his weight when u were admistering just the 2.5%, and what volume was that? Have you expressed concerns to the vet?

Yes, that was unfortunate and a lesson to all of us. But like you said, she's eating. And you have meds. Hopefully she will heal.

Im so glad you took her and she's going to be fine. Come back in a week and tell us how she's doing okay. Happy new year and all the best!

Hey Jasminebunny, any updates on your little one?

Please keep a close eye on her until you see the vet. Update us and all the best.

Hi. If you cant get to a vet, call one and ask what treatment would help her mouth. She must be sore, or hard foods are rubbing against her injury. Or she's just in shock, not the electrical kind. For the future, buy those hard plastic cord protectors. They usually come in meters so you only...

I hope your bunny will be okay. It looks like major discomfort to me, as if he/she is trying to remove something that's stuck, which may also be a reason for some side head movements. I am not very well learned in this even though I have two bunnies for almost 4 years, but I just wanted to send...

I know it must be difficult. You are of course allowed to be sad, and cry as much as you feel you need to. They are family and its heartbreaking. But also remember that pets sense these things and you have the bunny she was bonded with to take care of. He/she will be lonely and you are his/her...

He has to go the vet. Its best to go as early as possible so it can be treated before it gets worse. Please let us know how it goes. ❤️

Omgoodness! So adorable. I have a white bunny named Ghost who looks a little like her. Their cheeks are so soft and puffy like marshmallows!