Rabbit won’t poop even with medicine!

[Blumoonies]

Hey ! Hopefully someone has experienced something like this cause I’m genuinely loss for words right now.
My rabbit hasn’t pooped since Sunday. However he is still eating, but not drinking water.
I have given Critacare, a motility medicine, and pain relief medicine, which usually works however it wasn’t doing anything. So on Tuesday I took him to the emergency vet, which they just gave him fluids and told me to keep giving him the things I was giving him until I could see a vet that specializes in rabbits.
Wednesday I dropped him off at the vet and they prescribed pain medication, a new motility med, and an antibiotic. She told me he should poop by this morning.
When he got home he once again ate some greens, I gave him some critacare so he has some water in him, and gave him medicine around 5. I gave him another dose of motility (per orders) around 12 am. It’s now almost 7 am and he still hasn’t pooped.
He’s literally like moving around like normal and snacking on his greens and hay. I’m so confused about this situation. Has anyone experienced this before?

 

[Mileybun]

Hi!

If he is eating and taking gut meds, but not pooping, I would be worried about a possible blockage somewhere.

Might be worth asking the vet about the possibility of a blockage, and maybe book a scan to check.

Best of luck!

 

[Diane R]

Sometimes it can take a while to see poop. As long as he is eating lots of hay I wouldn't worry too much. Get as much hay and water in him as you can.

 

[cwebster]

Abby wasn’t eating or pooping. X-ray showed no poop but also no blockage. Suggest X-ray.

 

[Malonee]

Rabbits poop a lot due to their high fiber diet. But we don't tend to pay much attention until the rabbit stops pooping completely. If she doesn't poop at all, then you have a constipated rabbit.
Remove dry food from her coop and encourage more exercise. A teaspoon of olive oil can help her with her bowel movements. If that doesn't work, your veterinarian can give your rabbit a laxative or enema. In the past, petdiseasenet and I are a blog owner specializing in that disease, so we have experience in dealing with them