Recent content by littlesol

Yes, I am familiar with stasis and the jelly that goes with it, this was much more severe and plentiful, and several other buns got it, we traced it to the Timothy hay, was either not dried properly or had mildew due to the feed store not storing properly...we have lost 3 of our 7 rabbits to...

Well. He passed away. But some insight into the symptoms if anyone has any idea, we would be extremely grateful. We are blessed to have been with Nono for his (far too short) time in this world. My heart is broken knowing he's gone. :( ....for a recap...I took him to vet 2 days ago with what...

Well...my wife's tort dwarf buck is about 8 months old...he is suffering from something akin to mucoid enteritis, vet gave him Flagyl and refilled our subq fluids. That was last night. Tonight...he was pooping a good amount now...and suddenly his head flopped backwards, and he went pretty...

And the poop is just that, poop that's huge...

He's da opted a few pieces but it appears it is even bigger :( he is a Himalayan dwarf. I've been forcing water, crit care, subq fluids if he refuses water, no pellets just hay, and it's still not passing, giving him simethecone too

Ok. So. I know what GI stasis is, but this appears different. He is eating. And trying his hardest to poo, but the poo is oversized therefore, he pushes and pushes and it is hardly moving, I helped him a little bit and e poo is like as thick as a baby carrot almost, and nearly as long. Any...

She can pee yes, but that's the thing, I'm assuming that it's blocked because of that being a different color inside there where the image shows, well he was supposedly in surgery all day ( the nearest vet to me )

Sigh sorry idk how the heck I posted that? And idk how to edit. Sorry. And soak her in Epsom Salt or sea salt or what ?

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Ok well do you guys think that's a poo lodged up there? Or is it just enlarged and open and ...that looks semi-normal up there ? Cuz I called nearby and the soonest we can get her in to see a vet is tomorrow afternoon

Is it possible to not be poop at all? And the inside there could have an infection or anything?

Btw that is pic is sideways her booty is on the right, while her peepee is on the top left.

She had diarrhea that got stuck to her and after I got back from work and cleaned it, is when I uncovered the truly worrisome part. The skin looked like it was on fire, I applied a lil neosporin to help her with the burning, and then I noticed it....what appears to be poopy stuck up where her...

She's a Himalayian and I was more curious than anything because the Himalayian we just got is so beautiful, and we already had our chocolate otter and it just got me wondering if it was like Rex, where both genes are necessary to make the offspring

Can/what would happen if a Himmie bred with a chocolate otter? Is that not a good idea ?