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Hi guys, I have a rabbit that needs to find a new home due to the fact that I am going off to college soon and my parents don't want her! I am willing to give her up for free and a $20 fee for any of her food/accessories [like the cage] if you want! I am from central Minnesota feel free to...

I'm sure everyone goes through this at least twice a year.. when your rabbit sheds their coat! Bentley has fur everywhere! I swear, every time i put my hand on her back another 2 pounds of fur comes off >.< I know its naturally, but is there anyway to get most of it off? I have super bad...

Yeah, they are the baby carrots you buy in the stores,

Update: Bentley is doing a lot better. Her poop is back to normal, and she's eating better - not as much as I'd like her to eat - but she's back to her normal self also. She's actually coming out of her cage and laying in the sun instead of sitting inside her hut all day ^^ I'm trying to keep...

Well I haven't been home the past few days, so I'm not sure if she ate them or not. But I think she didn't, and she had to much sugar Now I have her (after giving her to much vegetables and other food) on a strickpellet and hay diet.

Yep, the one on the left was exactly what it looked like.

Pipp wrote: I would give you the names but I'm not at home right now. They aren't runny and I don't know what you mean by 'cecals', there are just dark clumps of small poop. She is eating timothy hay and a little bit of regular rabbit food. Most rabbit food is the same.. she isn't eating as...

Update --- Bentley is back on her medicine w/ the probiotics. She has been eating a little more, but not a whole lot. Her poop changed from being very small, to being clumped and small - I'm not sure what to do next? I'm just going to keep her on the meds and hope for the best .....

Okay I won't give her any more carrots then, I haven't checked on her this morning but I will after this.. hoping things will be better..

Well I've stopped giving her radish tops, but I gave her a few more carrots before bed. Fruits are mainly high in sugar, not carrots? I set a large mound of hay in front of her and she took a few bites then stared at me like I was dumb. Her poop got a little bigger, but its really dark now so...

I'm watching her poop closely, and the vet said we only needed to get a probiotic if she still wasn't eating or drinking and her poop wasn't well. I'm only giving her the expensive medicine now - treatment for upper respiratory infection - she doesn't have any symptoms anymore - yay! - except...

For some of you who have read my threads about Bentley being sick, here is a quick update. (sorry if im not suppose to post it here.. ) -started sneezing in January -diagnosed with 'snuffle' -but more of a upper respiratory infection -treated 2 weeks with some pink medicine (can't remember...

Okayy. I will see what I can do. However I do remember the vet telling me that snuffles (or whatever you'd like to classify it as) doesn't ever really go away. Is this sneezing something will just be with her? Because, I mean, the rest of her symptoms cleared up..

Yeah the vet gave us two options. The antibiotic that we got was 8 dollars, but the other kind of medicine was a much higher price (not exactly sure) so, in other words, your tell me to call the doctor back..

Okay, the main medicine was Sulfatrim Pediatric, I gave her that twice a day for 14 days and the other stuff i threw away :expressionless but it was sort of a toothpaste tasteless medicine that was suppose to help her antibiotics work. I gave that to her once a day for 14 days. Before she had...

She lives right next to 8 cats (fostering them Atm) and their litter box is there. Maybe thats it? Otherwise I wouldn't think of anything else.

Okay, as some of you may know Bentley had the snuffles -upper respiratory to be more specific- She was given two types of medicine, one to help her and one to help the medicine be more effective. Anyways, its been 2 weeks after, I've given her her medicine and she looks like my normal Bentley...

Well, after reading the article, I remember my vet talking a lot about upper respiratory. So I'm thinking thats what type of snuffles she has

My cat (ironically enough named Callie) absolutely loves Bentley. At first she might sort of paw at her (she doesn't have any claws) and then she'll start licking Bentley. Its super cute :biggrin2:

ra7751 wrote: It is a proper diagnosis... http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=18+1803&aid=2686 ---> its a respiratory disease. and Yes, I know, you can manage it. She doesn't have any dental issues because he checked her for that first off- and said everything look fine.