Did you go today? How'sHershey doing tonight?
How often has he been sneezing? Have you noticed if it's when he's eating or grooming? When eating, this can be caused by dust in hay or pellets. When grooming, it can be getting a hair in their nose.
My bun sneezes when grooming. He sometimes has a damp nose, but never any discharge. That is key. Any discharge, especially any colored discharge, is not good.This needs a vet asap, for a culture,to find outthe pathogen that's causing it. Therefore a proper anitbiotic prescribed.
Just want to add this for future ref, if ever needed. Posted by Randy initially:
' "As far as the Baytril not working against pasteurella, not at all surprised. We stopped using that drug quite some time ago as a front line treatment for most anything. Zithromax....it has to be used in proper dosing for a longer time to be effective. Couple of things, the only way to know it's pasteurella is to culture the current infection. Next, pasteurella can never be cured, only contained. Anything that can cause the slightest compromise in the immune system can allow this bacteria to make an undesired appearance. And to be honest, we are starting to see some resistant bacteria to zithromax. I have been using more Doxycycline of late. But the only true way to know what to treat is get a current culture.
Many drugs such as amoxicillin, spiramycin, amikacin and ampicillin (to name a few)
can be used in certain situations. These "situations" should always involve a highly skilled rabbit vet and should never be attempted by anyone other than that." '
If you need to go to the vet, these are good to bring to the table.
Ask for them, and use this post as backup.