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This thread didn't really take off the way I was hoping, which is a shame because I didn't find much real life experience of osteomyelitis when I was searching forums. I was hoping it would be a good thread for other people in this situation to read in the future, as I know it is a very...

And chappy, that sounds normal to me, they can be like that when they are young, as they are still growing. They should fall into position soon. However, if you are concerned about something in future, i suggest you start a new thread, as your comment might get lost in an unrelated one, and...

Rabbits eat hay with a strong grinding motion from their molars, this is why hay is important, it grinds down their back teeth. Pellets and other foods don't need as much grinding - which is why a diet too heavy on pellets can create dental problems. Your bunny not eating hay AND having a...

Update She has eaten some dried pellets on her own and has even had a tiny bit of kale for the first time in over a week. I'm still giving her the soaked pellets as it's a good way of getting water in her. Still no chance of eating hay, I think its just too painful. I'm not sure if this means...

I've not seen a nose bleed in a bunny before, but it can happen. There is some information here: http://www.petmd.com/rabbit/conditions/nose/c_rb_epistaxis However, sometimes my bunny gets brown around her nose after eating her pellets, and its just the dust from the pellets getting...

Hi everyone, This is long but my bunny's life is hanging in the balance at the moment, so please take time to read and give me your experiences and advice. Ethel has always had perfect health, but has been poorly over the last 6 weeks. Eventually, 3 weeks ago, a dental abscess finally popped...