MargoPlicatus514
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Nemo, my neutered male 4 1/2 year old Holland lop, has been having runny poop (from not eating cecotropes) and not eating as well as he used to for a few months now. He also seems to be a bit more lethargic and quiet. I didn't think much of it because he had been through some moves from home to home in that time, and I attributed it to stress.
However, I was told to get him checked out as the issue seemed to be going on for longer that it should have been. He went to the vet today, and the vet found an abdominal lump attached to Nemo's stomach. He thought it might be a abscess, so Nemo received a shot of penicillin and a week of antibiotics (Baytril). He is returning to the vet in a week to check on his progress. If nothing changes, the vet thinks it's a tumor, and the prognosis isn't good.
My questions are: Has anyone experienced this with their bunnies? If so, did it end up being a tumor or an abscess. In the cases of a tumor, did you continue treatment or let it run its course? How long did your bunny live?
However, I was told to get him checked out as the issue seemed to be going on for longer that it should have been. He went to the vet today, and the vet found an abdominal lump attached to Nemo's stomach. He thought it might be a abscess, so Nemo received a shot of penicillin and a week of antibiotics (Baytril). He is returning to the vet in a week to check on his progress. If nothing changes, the vet thinks it's a tumor, and the prognosis isn't good.
My questions are: Has anyone experienced this with their bunnies? If so, did it end up being a tumor or an abscess. In the cases of a tumor, did you continue treatment or let it run its course? How long did your bunny live?