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Passed away peacefully in my arms today. Goodbye my wonderful boy.

Pipp wrote: Cheers :) I can't remember the type they had, but they lost their fur in patches. I have everything a good dis-infect and aquired another bail of straw from a different farmer who also had a huge bail of realy good looking hay at the side which I took also, didnt have...

Any idea how they treat straw to kill off any nasties before they sell it in shops? I used to buy huge bails for £2.50 from my local farmer that would last 2 months but the last lot had mites in it which ended up costing me a fair bit in vets bills to get it sorted. The problem...

- Location Uk - Description (Breed, color., weight) Continental giant, white, (heavy) - Age 2-3 - spayed/neutered? yes - Notes on Fecal and Urinary Output - are the bunny's poops and pees normal? yes - When did they last use their litterbox? today - Any...

A few months ago they were treated for (mites?) from a bad batch of straw, everythings seemed fine, disinfected hutches ect, threw out bad straw ectectand we switched supplier for the straw. Now a few weeks ago spade lost a huge part of her fur, it just fell out much like Buzz's is, and now...

Thankyou for this, it brought tears to my eyes, its almost a year now since I lost Gizmo and I still feel lost without her. Bon

Hi there, sorry to hear about your problems, and im glad Gizmo can still help others even now. I think the key word is nutrition, due to the location of the abscess eating will be very painful, and I think that although Gizmo was eating, it just wasn't enough or enough of the right stuff...

Gizmo. Buzz

angieluv wrote: Hey, cheers for the kind words. Still very shaken up over Gizmo even all this time on, and coming to these forums especially makes my gut wrench. Some news I wanted to post was the necropsy on Gizmo showed the abscess was.. well anihilated. The swabs taken showed 0...

somebunny wrote: Yes, in general it is just a general antibiotic / antiseptic paste for any sort of wound, however due to the ease of applying and removing it I believe it would be effective with abscesses as changing it daily would allow for constant attacking of the bacteria causing the harm.

As many of you know with Gizmo she had a severe facial abscess, and although we did everything we could for her it eventually got the better of her (although she fought it with everything she had untill the very end) I havent realy been myself since it happened and still have severe moments...

its some rabbit berry treat thing with berries, hay and pelets all compacted down into a bar

Yep

How spooky, Ella just came and sat down EXACTLY where Gizmo used to sit in my room when im on my PC, she is sat there content and lets me pick up and fuss her like shes been doing it for months / years :shock:

Ella and Buzz :D Didn't take long for them to get upto mischeif or work out how to use stairs! Both of them now running around the bedrooms like maniacs.

Whats their food like? Any spoilage in the bag or anything along those lines?

Thats very sad news, sorry for your loss :( However it is a bit like a murder mystery! Was anything going on before you moved them there? Might they have had an unwelcome visitor the night before? Any treats or something in the morning before you moved them?

Ooops mom found out I adopted 2 not one! now shes more excited than I am!!! (my god arnt parents useless :shock:) All going well will pick them up friday! 4 days!!!!

ilovetoeatchocolate wrote: Was very hard to do, unforunately 2 of the resue rabbits we current have are also very shy, so that sorta put safi out of the question as we wanted some more confident rabbits to help boost their trust. Then it was between Bluebell, Elle and Buzz, after...