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And i forgot to say... There's no vet for bunnies where i live. The one that i found that also pretended to be specialized in bunnies, made the situation worse. A lot of thanks to the forum cos it helped me heal my bunny :bunny19

Hello everyone! My bunny is doing much better. I went on using silver sulfadiazine ointment and bandage her legs (tho it was very tough). I changed the bandages and put new ointment every day and sometimes (once in three days), i cleaned the area with salt water than dry it before putting new...

So this is my bunny. The photos on the right are her ears atm. The hair missing is because the vet cut it off to get a clear view of the skin. Now they're growing back. The skin seems to be ok..but maybe it feels a little crusty in some parts or like little patches. But no white patches fall off...

Her ear now is fine, maybe it was just a little irritation from scratching and nothing to do with the legs. But i feel so pissed off with the vet atm. I don't know what to do about the iodine :s keep using it on her or not. And to imagine that the vet told me to use it as much as possible grrrr.

Oki doki! Already taking care of her cage right now. Thnx a lot again! I really hope she gets better and i'll post pictures again of her feet during these days.

Just checking on pododermatitis and it looks exactly the same. I'm gonna read further for a cure and treatment. Thanks a lot!

It's been going on for 3 weeks. The picture shows the back of her foot.. and where is my finger, a little more down are her nails. 1/3 of her cage is of wire in the bottom (to pee and poop), 2/3 is plastic.

Breed = Lionhead Gender = Female Age = 2 years old Weight = 1.8kg (3.9lbs) Diet = Lettuce; carrots; carrot leaves; hay; cucumber; peppers; fruits like apple; banana; grape (in small amounts, once in 3 days); ocasionally parsley; rocket salad; rarely cabbage and spinach. 3 weeks ago we...