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I don't think it's a cottontail. It does not have the signature cottontail white tail nor the slimmer body. It looks like an agouti? UPDATE Anyway I am sad to say yesterday she died in my arms. She did not make it even to the vet. The morning I came in to see her she couldn't move. When she...

Thanks so much! Until the vet I am keeping her in the carrier! I may let her out for a few minutes though but she seems content.

UPDATE: she's walking on all legs now. But there is a problem. I let her out of the carrier into the rest of the cage and she went crazy. I think it's because the cage was unfamilar (I have fleece instead of care fresh with a layer of grass) and she didn't have many places to hide... But she...

So I have a bunny that was BORN in the wild. I'm not sure if its domestic or not I was given it by a small rescue, but it is injured right now (info on other thread) and in short is here until it dies.. My guinea pigs are in a different room and I'm worried there are diseases they could spread...

UPDATE: I haven't noticed much pooping but I haven't looked, she has a lot of stuff in her carrier to keep her comfy. I am placing Timothy hay and meadow grass in her cage regularly as it does seem to be going away! She hasn't drank much but thats probably because I have syringe-watered her so...

That's exactly what I was thinking! And I put some warm socks in with her but I'm 100% going to try the rice idea! I am only worried about drinking so I am syringe feeding her. She is still so young that I'm afraid she won't make it even to the vet ):

Thank you so much, will update.

Cavy Savy is a good exotics vet usually. She was trained to treat small animals and birds. Thanks :)

He does have water dishes but his carrier is too small for them (they're gravity ones). My vet is cavy savy, the cross breeding was not insinuated by her actually. I know cavys and rabbits are different but I do trust her. I only consulted her but will schedule an appointment. I feel really...

Thank you SO much! He isn't breathing as rapidly anymore but he makes high pitched noises often. His fur is still sticky and looks wet although its not. Should I give him a bath with Dawn? Also he is pooping and the pellets I put in earlier are completely gone. I added some more hay and a water...

Well I think I found him/her when she had recently gotten stuck. Only it's legs and some of its tummy fur were on it. His face neck an torso area were not stuck. However the fur on his feet and legs has been mostly removed. How does it sound like something else is happening? Please explain. Also...

Also may I add he eats Zupreem Pellets (I find this brand suitable although I am looking for new ones), Timothy Hay, Meadow Grass, and doesn't seem interested in veggies besides romaine lettuce. He lives in a big pet store cage and soon will be in a covered C&C cage. I am a very experienced...

Update: I checked and he is going to the bathroom and standing but is breathing quite heavily. If anyone can give me any advice I really need some. Thank you.

Our bunny escaped cage and I set up her cage and looked all around for her. I had no idea there were any glue traps in the house. Anyway I found her this morning in one. I used vinegar and cooking oil to free her but she cannot hold herself upright and it looks like one or two of her front legs...