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Yeah I read those. Thank you! Our Bunny got picked up several times during the years due to frequent stasis episodes, where we gave him probio, Critical care and painkillers so she is kind of used to it. She hates it neverthless though. We just got response so we are starting the treatment now.

Yeah, I'm really pissed off. I called their HQ, messaged the vet online, no response..... The receptionist answered it, but she told me that she cant tell anything to the vet since the vet is busy. Also, still no reply from the Radiation team in Wien. Meh :(

Another day passes by due to the Vet not sending me the dosage.....:(

I will try to ask these question from the Vet. It is really a slow process: reaching the vet is really hard here. I'm still waiting for the vet to give me the dosage of the steroid so I can start administering it. this is the second day that I could have started it but I can't since I dont know...

Not much could the vet say regarding this but: Home remedy (Steroid) would give like 7 months to a year. Of course miracles can happen (so can disasters as well). This time was based on certain studies. Also my vet told me that with this it would give her relief and should make the "symptoms go...

Yes you are right. My only "pain" is that maybe I didn't do everything? I'm already guilty not noticing this earlier. This cancer wouldn't have grown that large then.

According to my vet yes.

I'm really at a "dont know what would be the best" situation. Radiation therapy could decrease the size but: -6 hours drive for each session (They hate travelling and they never traveled this much) -Could die during anesthesia -Radiation side effects -Might not respond to radiation -Cost (I'm...

So I wrote an email to (possibly) the right organization in Wien asking about the actual price. We will see whether they respond or not. Also bought the steroid pills, now only waiting for my Vet's response on the dosage.

So, some small update: There are two ways to continue: -Steroid using prednisone, which might give some relief (this would be a simple home care option) -Applying radiation therapy which might decrease the size, however It is only available in Wien which is quite far away (2-3 hour just to get...

Hello, Welcome to the forums! Just a few notes/considerations on getting a Rabbit for the first time: -It would be the best if you could adapt a Bunny that has been abandoned or in need of having a caring family -If you are an outgoing person/like getting trips/wellness stuff Rabbits might...

I think what you can do is that if he lets you touch his ears is to put your nose a bit inside and smell it :D If you smell any kind of "smelly" stuff=vet This is what I do from time to time to my Bunnies to check whether their ears are ok. It's not a 100% percent check, so it can be that the...

I would say that if this is the first occasion then keep monitoring his peeing habits: -Frequency, How long does he is doing his job, does he make any sound during peeing that would indicate that he is in pain or unconfortable, also check his legs whether they have any pee on it. If any of the...

Our male Bunny comes to the space between my legs whenever I crouch down no matter what he is doing. Eating hay and I crouch down? To the batcave! :D Also this was a recent happening: Our female one was lying really comfy all stretched out next to us on the floor while we were watching a movie...

I can only give you a simple "dumb" advice. How about snapping your fingers while youre normally in the room. Like not really paying attention to your Bunny but make sure you can see him. Start a finger snap and check his reaction. Does he stop/gets into alert state? If not continue doing it. If...

Yeah, ignore my "runny eye" question, I see you mentioned it. Sorry.

Hello, I've recently created a somewhat similar topic. My bunny has been doing this sneezing/squeaking sound with no discharge. Docs said its ok no probs etc. Only after the 5th examination (I was really pushy, as they were hesitant that Xray might not reveal anything) Xray finally revealed the...

Also that someone should be a knowledgable one about Rabbits. And you would need to have a plan for "if he/she is unwell", like the sitter could catch them and take them to place x where they can give support.

Thanks for all the info! I've been thinking about this: The vet told me that surgey is not an option since blabla (long story short:animal would probably die during the operation) How about telling the vet to perform a surgey when there is nothing else to do? Like the animal is in distress and...

Fortunatley he likes me very much as far as I can tell: -When I crouch down he immediatley crawls into the space between my legs and lies there -Licking me whenver I'm close -Also he wouldn't even shake if i touch his belly when he flopped So I guess I might be able to help him.......:(