Recent content by rrrhinelander

I'm not so sure either as I only have 1 rabbit at a time and she's still very young. Just figured it can't hurt. From what I've read, pasturella is present in every rabbit's nasal cavities and affects them when in times of stress/illness/weakness/etc. So she wouldn't have to leave the premises...

Looks like you have an advanced case on your hands. Antibiotics for rabbits are pretty deadly and all the research I have done on snuffles is that they only help minimally if at all. Pasturella is apparently really hard to kill. I purchased a new bunny and she had a little bit of a runny...

I wouldn't worry about it, just looks like poop to me. Hard to tell front the picture

Is there a farm nearby you can get some hay from? I buy a bale for $5 and it's better quality than any pet store offers and lasts a very long time. Lasts my rabbit a year! Otherwise, outside you can cut some long prairie grasses, clover and dandelion greens to feed bunny, make sure he never runs...

I use a dog kennel,I think they're fine, up to 10# any larger than that I would try something else, as long as they get lots of outside time

I use oxbow for my 3 month old rhinelander bunny, she seems to love them however, it CAN get expensive with a rabbit that eats a cup a day!

I recently purchased my bunny from a very nice, small rabbitry. After a few days of having her I noticed sneezing and mucus build up and thought immediately pasturella. I used 3 drops Grapefruit Seed Extract (GSE), 10 drops Apple Cider Vinegar (acv) in the water bowl, refreshed daily, and...