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The important thing is that she's not in pain. If I were you, I would look for a more rabbit savvy vet. I used RabbitOnline and found someone amazing. Make sure everything she needs is easy for her to get to so she doesn't hurt herself. Keeping you both in my thoughts!

Do you know about cecal pellets? They are kind of greasy looking and I have a feeling that might be what you're talking about. I had NO idea about them when I got my baby, and the first time I saw them I panicked big time. Check out this link, it has a photo and everything...

It could be bad, or it could be something that is easy to treat. There is no way of knowing unless you make a trip to your vet. I would also suggest an X-ray, and as soon as possible. If it's an injury, it could get worse quickly, and if she is heavy, it's not good for her to have added pressure...

I was told a cart would be a good idea if the muscle atrophy gets worse in her hind quarters. As long as she isn't in pain, I'll get her whatever she needs. When my vet showed me how to tell the difference between male and female, it was OBVIOUS she was a girl. Without a doubt. I got her when...

I am LIVID. I don't know what kind of breeder I went to, but apparently she doesn't know the first thing about rabbits. Anakin happens to be female, not male. I specifically wanted a male so I wouldn't have the added stress of a long recovery after being put under. She even has PAPERS! Saying...

Ani* goes to the vet today. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpW6x1-_AsQ&feature=plcp Something is going on with his back/hind legs. If we're lucky, an apparently highly recommended vet will see us today. Advice as to which questions I should ask? How were you sure you trusted your vet...

In my introduction, I shared how every pet I've ever owned was a rescue animal and had health issues- short term or long term- and I really wanted my first bunny to start off healthy. I also said that once I add an animal to my family, it's mine until it passes. Ani's my baby now, and I love...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpW6x1-_AsQ&feature=plcp. NOTE* He seems to be in NO pain, and has been like this since I got him. He's an almost 3 month old Holland lop. Eats, drinks, and poops regularly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpW6x1-_AsQ&feature=plcp. Should be a link to a video of Anakin. Watch and let me know what you think?

Made a YouTube account, but my phone isn't successfully uploading my videos. I will absolutely find a way to upload today. I have carpeted floors, and his hop is always just about the same, in and out of his cage. Sometimes his back feet move together better and are tucked more, but his back is...

I feel so stupid for not discussing that with the breeder before Ani was purchased. I was just so excited.. I don't think he has splay leg, his legs go straight back. The breeder said that some of her bunnies died of heat stroke the day before I got Anakin, because we experienced a heat wave...

Anakin will be three months on the 19th. Since the day I got him, he hasn't hopped right. I thought maybe he was just weak still and knew he didn't have much time to run, but I let him out to exercise all the time and it isn't getting better. He has feeling in his back legs, that much I'm sure...

I can't seem to figure out how to post the picture from my phone! I'll try from a computer tomorrow. And nope, not cecotrophes, was already sent into a panic when I saw those for the first time lol.

Ani eats Timothy hay, Nutrena pellets, a little cilantro, and that's it. He seems to be acting like himself, I just noticed the change and thought it was worth mentioning. I read that when a bunny produces pieces of poop it could mean dehydration? Do you think that's a possibility? I wouldn't...

My 3 month old Holland lop Anakin is doing the same thing, posted about it minutes apart from when you posted. Does Sunny's poop look like pieces of a bigger poop, or just tiny circles? Maybe it's something to do with the breed.. I'm really hoping it's not a big deal, for both our sakes.

My 12 week old Holland lop, Annakin, has been passing some strange stool. It isn't soft or anything, in fact it's quite solid. It's rather dark, but what concerns me is that it seems to be fragmented. He is still passing regular poops, but a great deal seem to come out looking like small peices...

I would really like to take my Anakin outside, but my yard isn't fenced in so he would have to be on a leash. I have a harness and leash-the kind that stretches so he won't hurt himself if he jumps too far. My question is, do you recommend getting him used to it while he's young, or waiting...

Oh my goodness! I can not believe that in all the things I've read and all the people I've talked to, cecal pellets never came up! I was seriously panicking. K, it seems every question I've had so far you were able to help. My day will be much less stressful thanks to you. Happy 4th!

Forgot I was supposed to tell you about him. He was born on 4/19, and he is a black Holland lop.