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Sorry to hear you are dealing with an abscess. I know from experience that they are very difficult to treat and very very painful for the rabbit. Ive had two rabbits who had to have surgery to remove tooth root abscesses but we still treated them with the Bicillin (PenG Procaine and PenG...

Laura, Im just seeing this and wanted to tell you you are in my thoughts and prayers. Will you have to miss a lot of class for the surgery? I will praying it goes well. *hugs*

Aww Susan, she is adorable! That was good of Chris to chase her down and bring her home where she will be safe. Is she friendly? Good luck and let us know if you decide to keep her!

Im so incredibly sorry, Nadia. :in tears: Charlie was such a sweet little guy. From the day I joined RO, I always enjoyed seeing the photos of he and Misty playing and lounging around (and hearing about all the mischief they got into together). They were quite a team. Im sure Misty is dealing...

Poor bunny. Glad you got them trimmed! Imagine walking on those :(

I think you need to get a second opinion on this one. Do you have a House Rabbit Society or other rabbit rescue near you who could recommend a rabbit-savvy vet? I am also concerned about the teeth issue. I think you need to have an xray done to really know what is going on here. A tooth root...

I think those two used to belong to one of our members who recently had to rehome some of her bunnies due to financial issues. They are adorable!

I see the ad has been pulled. Do you know if she found a safe home?

Is she still breeding? I know craigslist doesnt allow breeders to post so if she is still breeding the post really should be flagged. Im sorry to hear she has a lot of pain but she did voluntarily choose to breed these rabbits.

I agree with Luvthempigs, we need some more info :) Why are you rehoming them? Are any of them spayed or neutered now? Im hoping you have the male and female separate since they have had babies once? Pictures will also help as people are often drawn to a picture. Hope we can help!

Is he still shedding? A little bit of fur loss is normal (especially here when the seasons change). If it seems like its falling out and not coming back you should probably have him checked/treated for mites. Sounds like it could be a normal molt though if its not too severe.

Thats great news! I always push lots of liquids and hay to try and help get them back to normal. Hope shes on her way to feeling better!

Nothing more to add, just hoping she is better soon. Its frustrating when the receptionists dont know rabbits arent supposed to have food withheld. Hope she is better soon.

How is your Basil doing? My Basil also developed arthritis recently and Im going through the same thing as you. Does the Cosequin seem to be working? Ive been using it for a few months and it does seem to help. A friend also found out you can have your vet order it from the manufacturer...

missyscove wrote: Yup! And it helps that Golden Retrievers are such amazingly loving and gentle dogs. They want to please you so much that training is so simple. I know you, MyBabyBunnies, Kamoar, and I all have goldens who are great with bunnies. Waiting until there baby teeth have...

My puppy, Cooper, loves our bunnies.A lot of it does have to do with how you raise them. We started early with Cooper and now he thinks they are all buddies. He actually often prefers to lay on the floor wih Max and Basil rather thanbe in bed with me. He has learned to be very gentle around...

Flashy, you did an amazing job on this tribute. This is so very special. Last year was such a difficult year for RO. I know there were a few that were just gut-wrenching for me, even though they werent my own bunnies. Again, thank you. This is very special.

Had this on my "watch" list. Ive been missing them too. Will have to PM Eve and tell her we miss her!

I have Metacam here. I meant to ask for something stronger but I was so worn out by the end of the day I forgot to ask. Thanks, Jan. I know it was even more gut-wrenching with little Max because he was so sick for so long. At least this time I was more prepared and knew what to do. Its...

I was just thankful the molar wasnt involved. Sometimes that front incisor reaches so far back into the bottom jaw that it touches the molar if it gets infected. We were lucky. He also said the abscess was still pretty much encapsulated (is that a word? Lol) meaning it was more enclosed and...