Recent content by jasperjeff2002

Thanks for the encouragement and sorry about your loss Nancy. We are continuing to syringe feed him his pellets and water while he nibbles on fresh greens a little bit as he wants them. I finally persuaded the vet to look into some more medical options for motility and she has finally prescribed...

So he has been completely uninterested in his pellets but has continued to eat small amounts of fresh greens and a few small pieces of hay. He did urinate on the floor today and it was thick as though he was expelling the remaining bladder sludge and His droppings are still small but are round...

He has begun to eat some more greens and is making small well shaped droppings. The vet did give him a painkiller shot that may have contributed to his odd behavior yesterday. As it wears off he is becoming more himself and is slowly eating more and grooming himself. Any suggestions to avoid...

He has Baytril which is an antibiotic but no pain medicine. Are any children's strength medications that are safe for rabbits? He has eaten a couple of greens and a baby carrot so that seems promising!

My 8yr old male Netherlands Dwarf just had surgery to remove a very large amount of sludge from his bladder. The vet who performed his operation is not very experienced with rabbits but did a great job never the less. he has been home about 8 hours and still not eating or drinking (very much)...