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I have a 2 year old Holland Lop doe who is quite thin. At a glance you wouldn't think so because she's a fuzzy, but when you run your hand along her spine, it's quite boney and bumpy. She's not real interested in her pellets and will just flip the dish over. She eats most of her hay and seems to...

The problem cleared itself up on it's own actually. Thanks though. :)

Uh oh. Those teeth don't look so great. The front teeth should be in front, and it looks like both the top and bottom are longer than they should be. I had a bunny like that. You're gonna need to take that one to vet so they can grind them down a bit. :( Poor bun.

This helps quite a bit. Thanks guys.

She hadn't been active at all before... could it just be how they perspire?

After feeding the buns this morning, I checked her eye and it's cleared up on it's own. Interesting. Thanks for the help though guys!

The eye itself appears clear. The pink part that frames the eye seems redder than usual, but the white part of the eye is not bloodshot or anything. I haven't been able to upload pictures. Thanks for the help so far.

The discharge seems clear. It's more liquid-y than goopey. By Saline flush, do you mean eye drops or contact solution? The kind that people use?

I took one of my female Hollands (about 2 years old) inside the house today for a couple hours, and as she was laying on the couch, her nose would twitch so fast that her ears and head would look as though they were vibrating. Her body language didn't show much stress, perhaps a little, but she...

One of my female Hollands (about a year old) has been leaking some kind of liquid out of her right eye for a couple days now. It doesn't seem too serious, but the poor thing looks like she's crying out of one eye. Should I wait to see if it worsens? What even causes this?

Hullo all, I've got two female Hollands, both under 3 years old that need a new, loving home. One is fixed, and the other is scheduled to be fixed. I've got a BEW (Blue-Eyed White), and a Black Tort. They've both had litters before, and were wonderful mothers. I'm due to have a baby girl in...

I give my mommy licks. Ima good bunny. Err usually... ;)

Yep. No need for salt licks or anything like that. I own a few Hollands, and they do just fine without. Make sure you are feeding lots of hay! =)

I have a rabbit with head tilt or "wry neck". The actual causes of head tilt are so numerous that it can take weeks for a vet to isolate the problem and decide on a med that will work long-term. I'm so sorry for your loss. :(

This particular vet isn't exactly rabbit-savvy... he works with livestock and cats/dogs more. That's the last time I go to him to get bunnies fixed. :P

I took em to the vet yesterday and the female had a very hard stomach -- her digestive system had nearly shut down. I'm glad I took her to the vet. The male had swelling "down there", so they gave him some pain meds. They also gave both fluids and critical care. They have started nibbling on...

Awe. I'm sorry to hear that.

My rabbits have had this before. At least, I think it's the same thing as what you speak of. Sometimes, the shape of the rabbit's anus can cause it rub against things, which causes a redness that can look pretty shocking.

Thanks. :biggrin2:

They still haven't eaten at all. I'm going to mix up some pellets and water for them and syringe feed them that.