Recent content by Fusilligirl

You might be right about the finickyeating... I'm not the biggest bunny expert but ihave noticed over time Fusilli has become VERY picky (she's6). She won't eat carrots or celery anymore - she ends upkicking them toward her poop bin (God forbid her cage bemessy). You may have a Diva... If you...

Welcome Fiona! Am I the only person that can't fathom having (and keeping track of) awhole huge warren of rabbits? Maybe it's because Fusilli isso used to having run of the place to herself, being a tough city bunnyand all :muscleman:(she got into a fight with a curious cat and walkedaway with...

A couple more things. I have noticed that Fusilli stares a lot, particularly at walls for about a minute at a time, she's only done this since the seizures started. Any thought? She's also lost her potty-training. I let her out and comeback in five minutes, she's left a mound for me. Does...

Just spoke to the vet and we have a game plan - SunnieBunnie was kind enough to forward some research onto me regarding E. Cuniculi. I asked the vet about this and she told me that even though the disease has been kicked, signs in the blood will still show positive for years. She told me that...

:laugh: Fusilli started chinning at 8 weeks. Her name was FusilliJerry (seinfeld), I thought the same thing you did: boys will be boysand start marking territories ASAP. Well, I had to drop the"jerry" part of her name a few months later...

I'm so sorry for your loss, Helen.Just think of how much she loved you - you were the one she wanted tobe with when she passed. She must've loved you so much andyou must've been a wonderful bunny mommy. Hugs and Kisses.

Her E. Cuniculi treatment lasted over a month. The vet's in the process of talking to the lab to see if they diluted the sample or something. Her sugars were tested but came out fine. It's just so so weird.I'll mention Hyper/hypoglycemia to my vet to see what she thinks. Luckily right now...

I'm so sorry for your loss, I know how you must have felt. My bunny has seizure episodes as well. You feel so helpless when it happens. I hope your other bun is doing well and coping with the loss too.Lots of hugs and kisses.

Aww! Poor PeaPoo (BTW greatname). Fusilli did that once. Luckily it didn't getinfected and when I asked the vet about it, they said rabbits do it allthe time. It grew back. Just keep your eye on it.

Thanks so much - hopefully someone's who's been through it will see it and help my funnybunny.

Hi everyone, I need help. My bunny, Fusilli, is a 6-year old Silver Martin. She's spunky and lively and I love her so much. In the middle of January, Fusilli started having seizures.The seizures centered around the head and neck area. She'd twitch for about 15 seconds, maybe more and maybe...

Hi my name is Christina and I have a 6 year oldSilver Martin name Fusilli. She's a godsend. Shehas been the best spontaneous buy I've ever made. She's myfun bun. I've had her all her life and she's been a shininggem in mine. I've recently been have some problems with her, that's a big reason...