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I wouldn't say this was 100% unexpected because he had been sick for 3 weeks until today, but the vet said he was getting better, his GI stasis was subsiding, and his tooth could be removed next week... how sad... By the way, this is him, misbehaving as usual. He just loved chewing on the...

He passed away just a few hours ago... it wasn't his intestines which killed him; he had been staying at the vet's and he looked as if he was getting better... but unfortunately a few hours ago his body, weakened by three weeks of sickness, just couldn't go on any more, and his heart stopped...

Must_Love_Pets wrote: Yeah, I hope so too (by the way, I love Flemish giants! mine is much much smaller). As for feeding, I guess it changes from bunny to bunny. Mine is a "dominant male" tipe of rabbit, and even the vet says it's difficult to feed him or give him fluids. Of course he has...

He was x-rayed and though the vet was mainly looking for what was going on in his belly I guess he checked his teeth as well... I've just tried feeding him, but he doesn't want to be fed at all and he's costantly running away from me...

naturestee wrote: The vet did check his teeth in front of us and said they were ok...I don't understand... I guess we kinda rushed the change from Critical Care to normal food, but he seemed to have no problems with it for a few days...

Thanks a lot for your advice. I think it wouldn't be wise to try and massage my rabbit because he doesn't like being picked up/held at all (it's very difficult to give him injections or to forcefeed him) so I guess I would unnecessary stress a poor rabbit which has enough problems of his own...

Hi to you all, I'm a rabbit owner from Italy (so please forgive me if my English isn't 100% correct). My rabbit has been diagnosed with a form of GI stasis 10 days ago. After a short stay at the vet's we have brought him back home, which has had a positive effect to him as he seems to be much...