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Thank you very much for the advice, it is not mucousy at all thankfully, I did not think about it being urine, I'll certainly keep a very close eye on him but when I went out there about an hour ago he seemed perfectly normal and there was no sign of any fresh stuff. Thanks again

Hi, I was just wondering if anyone could give me any advice... I have an unneutered adult buck, who I just put back in his cage after his run outside. A few minutes after I returned him back to his run I noticed a few small puddles of dark brown liquid, the exact same consistancy as water, with...

Could someone put my mind at rest, I am up and alert when I should be tucked away dreaming peacefully as I am worrying frantically about my bunnies outside in this sudden British stormy, windy weather. I have never experienced weather like this and obviously neither have the buns, how does...

So a long acting penicillin is one that you don't do everyday and you think depocillin isn't one? I'll ask my vet as soon as I can. Some one else I asked if this was a good idea said she would've imagined she'd need the treatment for four weeks not three-Do you think this the case and would you...

Hello everyone, the latest update on the case is that the vet prescribed a 3 week treatment, coming in once every seven days for a sub q injection of ''depocillin'' - Anyone heard of this?? The vet seemed to think this was a good plan but then, he probably would what does everyone else think...

THANK YOU very very much you have been very helpful!!

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you-I will try to get in contact with a good rabbit savvy vet asap to see what she can do and ask her about it, I have done sub q injections before so like you said that should bring the price down. Your information really helped and the web link was useful-would you...

Yes, she is looking and feeling better (I hope) since she was diagnosed, but it is still very much there. I really don't want to have to rehome her because she is so lovely but I bought her with the intention of breeding from her but as long as it is still present she obviously cannot breed. I...

I caught it quickly with the steroid cream and the crusting is gone and she does not look so uncomfortable. Only her bottom was affected, no facial impacts.

Hi I posted what I'm about to say on somebody else's thread which I later realised was from November and therefore would not get anymore replies. I have currently got a bunny who was recently diagnosed with rabbit syphillis-I was told by numerous people that it is incurable except by...

Nice Hutches!!! :D They look very safe and cosy!! If it were me I would definitely definitely keep them outside, your basement sounds very, very warm-especially compared to outdoors, Bunnies are well able to tolerate very cold temperatures-with your help-so just provide lots of hay and straw...

Is he pooing normally? It might be best to just leave him bee for a bit with a bowl of water, a water bottle, some of his normal food, maybe lay off the fruit and veg as this could make matters worse due to the sugar/water content-do you know if he was eating fruit and veg in the last place...

Hi! Congratulations on your new bun!! If you want to teach her to use the litter box, you need to scoop up some of her previous poos and place them in the litter tray, keep on doing this daily-removing all visible faeces and after about a week she should get the hang of that being where poos go...

That's alright! I took her again to my vet and she has taken her off the antibiotics. We are going to leave the tooth alone for a while so as not to aggravate as I was squeezing the pus out daily but she thinks this could have been adding to the issue. We think that the teeth is a result of...

Hi I have a happy, bonded pair of mini lops called yiyun and ai (Chinese names, pronounced: Ewen and eye). Yiyun, the girl, is four years old and has recently had some teeth problems. Her bottom incisors were growing unevenly. I took her to an expert who cut the teeth down and found pus coming...

A bunny should be given roughly it's body size in hay per day :biggrin:

Generally, rabbit faeces that are abnormally shaped (as in not spherical) is a sign he is not digesting enough fibre. This could be that the digestive system has slowed down as a result of some sort of stress. Or he is simply not consuming ENOUGH fibre, just to try, I would put your bun on a few...

Generally, rabbit faeces that are abnormally shaped (as in not spherical) is a sign he is not digesting enough fibre. This could be that the digestive system has slowed down as a result of some sort of stress. Or he is simply not consuming ENOUGH fibre, just to try, I would put your bun on a few...

Hi I was reading about this exact thing not so long ago as my bunny went through a phase of doing this. Do you always put the bowl in the same place? If so I suggest you try moving it to a different location, as far as I can here, she has associations with THAT place being ''HERS''. As you...

Hi I have a continental Giant rabbit (Her name is Narni Wonk) who suffered from malocclusion, (she got in a fight with another conti in her last home) I know the person I got her off well and they went to the vet and got her front teeth completely removed. I really strongly believe it is the...