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What are you talking about? I corrected one person who said "Here's some further info on hind leg paralysis:" after I stated that my bunny WAS able to move his feet, therefore "hind leg paralysis" was not the issue. And after I replied saying "I said he was able to move his legs, his legs were...

Maybe I was wanting to gather additional opinions. You say "he wouldn't have had a broken back or been paralyzed as he was able to move his legs" - that's actually not a true statement. Partial paralysis is possible. Paralysis was a factor, my bunny could not do anything besides kick.

If you take a look at this video and see how the bunny is laying, that is exactly how my bunny was laying, seemingly paralyzed (not able to lift head/body) but my bunny was able to kick it's feet, and at times it was able to rollover. It was breathing fast. I don't know what happened, could...

Could a seizure cause a bunny to appear paralyzed? He was able to kick his feet and he would rollover at times, but he couldn't lift himself up at all.. seemed like everything but his legs were paralyzed. I don't know what happened, it may have been a seizure.. If it was.. does it sound fatal...

Maybe you are right!

I was simply making it clear to Blue Eyes that the hind legs were not paralyzed because he was kicking (for some reason you are accusing me of attacking another community member). As he was kicking he would have little outbursts and rolled over. He was breathing fast and his body was frozen...

I said he was able to move his legs, his legs were not paralyzed, the rest of his body was.

One morning at 5am I woke up to a noise followed by scratching, when I went into the living room I noticed my bunny laying on his side unable to move anything other than his feet. He would kick his feet and managed to rollover that's all he was able to do. He could not hold himself up and so...