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Thanks for this Naturestee; that's really useful.

Many thanks for everyone's replies. If he is in the room with the rabbit he starts to get wheezy within 15minutes or so - although there have been several occasions when he hasspent plenty of time here without any symptoms (he said this wasbecause he'd taken an antihistamine the day before)...

I posted on here a while ago, when my teenagebunny was having behavioural problems. I had her neutered and she'sbeen an absolute dolly ever since - the sweetest, most affectionaterabbit I've ever known. Now we have a new problem though.... My ex - the father of my daughter - was allergic to my...

Hi Cheryl, how kind of you to think of her. She's recovered really well from the neutering, and was doing littlebunny leaps of joy againwithin three days. She's already muchmuch calmer, and no longer tries to jump on the couch. I rearranged theliving room, so maybe that helped with the...

Last pic I promise!

Just for you Naturestee - another one of her tufty butt and her fluffy whiskers!

Thank you!

And here's one of her as an irresistable baby..

Here isa picture of the bun in question, taken a week or so ago....

She's much better today! This morning she looked much brighter, and she ate some coriander whenI offered it, and then some carrot. She's eaten parsley too, and looksmuch more relaxed. Thanks so much to everyone for their advice and kindness.

I just persuaded her to drink a little, but not much.

Thanks. She did get pain meds at the vet, so I don't know if it's appropriateto give her more. We don't give aspirin to babies here (UK). I haveother baby meds but I wouldn't know the dosage or suitability. I've left a range of food in her cage - plenty of hay and pellets,parsley, dandelions...

Thanks so much for your kind advice. I'll give her some warmth andfuss and hope that she's ok in the morning.

The vet gave her a shot of pain medication. I have been offering the food by hand. It's 9.30pm here now, so I can't call the vet, nor buy any heatequipment. I don't have a microwave, but I do have a hot water bottle. How long can she go without eating before it's dangerous for her? Idon't know...

I'm really worried about how she's been since the operation! I brought her home seven hours ago, and she doesn't look well at all.She's all huddled up and her eyes look glazed. She moves when she hasto (I put her on the sofa with me, but she jumped off and went back toher cage), but otherwise...

Thanks for that - I'll look around to see if we have similar affordable throws here in the UK. She only has alfalfa as a very occasional thing - maybe once afortnight or less, so I can't see that it's that. On an everyday basis;meadow or timothy hay, burgess supa pellets, greens or parsley...

Thanks for your reply. She's getting neutered tomorrow, so I'm really hoping that will sortout the problems. The situation has now got worse, and she just thinksit's a big game. The other night I got up to use the bathroom and leftmy guest armed with the water gun and instructions to shoot if...

I can't really think of an easy way to block offthe sofa, as it'sa pretty big sofa and even if I could getboxes that large, I don't know where I'd put them the rest of the time.She could still get on the arms of it too. Last night I went into the kitchen for a minute, and when I came back...

Her diet is good, I think. She eats Burgess SupaExcel pellets, and lots of hay - sometimes timothy, sometimes normal,sometimes alfa. She gets greens or parsley most days, and thensometimes kale, sometimes carrots. Her pills smell really strong, whichis not something I've come across in any other...

Thanks for the advice. I have been saving up toget her spayed, but can't afford it yet. I know that it would probablyimprove things, although now that she has the habit of pooing on thesofa, I'm not sure that she'll stop. I do feel sad about it, as sheshould be out of the cage now, but I've had...