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Thatks everyone for your supports! We all need to be very careful with electric cables at home. They are very dangerous for rabbits. We might think they are not going to chew the cables or they never go to that side of the room but in a matter of seconds they may chew the cable and it may be...

I removed the broken cable and going to just separate that area with something high and keep the door to my bedroom always closed so my other lionhead baby never goes there.

Doctor said she might chew the cable and because of electric shock she could of try to jump badly and hit her back to something;( she was always so active and happy, she would jump with her back legs so high to greed me every time I would come home and let her out of the cage. She was like my...

Thanks for your support everyone! I will be ok. It's just too **** sad;(

It's really hard;(

:(((((( ;(((( they made her to sleep! She had a broken back! RIP my beautiful girl! I donno how this could happen! I can't I just can't beleive:((((( Rest in peace my little baby:((((((

:(((((( ;(((( they made her to sleep! She had a broken back! RIP my beautiful girl! I donno how this could happen! I can't I just can't beleive:((((( Rest in peace my little baby:((((((

Doctor sent us to X-ray he says it might be that she broke her back:( I'm waiting for the X-ray now. But she does not seem in pain, she's trying to walk with her front legs only.

Ok guys I'm on my way to the local 24 hour emergency vet! I just found an open cable that she chew and I'm sure it's an electric shock! Her front legs are strong just back legs don't feel anything even when I Pinch them.

I just found my rabbit laying on her side and paralyzed legs. First thing came to my mind that she ate the tv cable and got electric shock but I don't see any damaged cables and usually I'm very careful if she goes close to the cables. She is about 1 year old mixed breed and healthy diet. Please...

Also I noticed today that she's collecting grass in her mouth. I hope it doesn't mean anything.

Male is not bigger than her! They are pretty much the same size I would even say male is smaller than her. But male's breed is bigger than lionhead breed is I think.(she's pure lionhead). Their pics are in " color genetics" topic here under breeding and rabbitry.

I'm glad my bunny is playful and happy now. She started eating and drinking right after she delivered and being active as she is as usual.

Sad news:( i came home and saw my rabbit feeling sick and like wining and pushing for a while then resting and again trying to push. after an hour of acting like that she just had 1 dead baby. It was big and stretched. Right after she delivered the baby, there was a thick small round thing that...

She's still walking around with her mouth full of grass. Day 32. Should I still keep the nestbox or it's most probably she's having just a false pregnancy?