I feel like the panecur is a miracle. She is almost completely back to normal! She's able to control her movements and not circling. She came hopping right over for breakfast and chowed down as normal.
I have to be careful not to pick her up too much because that makes her dizzy, but it's a relief to see her feeling so much better.
ray: Good to get some good news!!!
I'm really glad to hear she's doing better, though! Keep her on the meds for a while to make sure the ear infection is kicked. Our Nedderbug had an inner ear infection last summer and it was comparatively very mild, but extremely tenacious and he had to be on meds for 6 weeks. Even now he turns his head to the side if he's tired or doesn't feel good.
Poor sweetie! We watched the video, so sad
now every time I read one of these stories about head tilt bunines getting better I can't help but wonder if something else could have been done for mine.
ray:
Brandy,
That's exactly how Neville reacted with his med for the "Wry Neck". I was exactly as you are experiencing, two steps forward, and one step back". Been there, know what you are going through. Keep the meds going. Neville was on his meds for a good 2 weeks.  He really started to act like Neville by a week and half into the meds. It took a good month for his head to straighten completely. And every once in a while if he's tired (humidity gets to him because of his fur) his head will tilt to that side.Â
You hang in there. Know you want to snuggle, I did too. I did the same thing you are doing.  It really calmed Neville down knowing I was there. It's an up and down ride, but it does get better.  Becky is in my thoughts. Hoping for the same outcome Neville had. Will keep watching for updates.  Â
K
What you are doing now is exactly what I did for Neville. I know how frightened you are and how helpless you feel because you want to help them and fix them back to the sweet bunny they were before. I was right where you are now. He continually ate his hay but wouldn't touch his pellets. I thought that was a good sign. I was getting really worried by the third day with no pellets, but we gave him the wheat grass then, and by the 4th day, I was cheering when he ate his first pellet.Thank you so much for your support. It means a lot to both of us. I tell Becky that she has lots of friends so she has to get better to amuse them with her cuteness
As long as she's eating voluntarily then she's fighting and I will do everything possible to support her fight. It encourages me to know that Neville went through the same thing and was able to recover. I'm fightened for her, but I don't let her know. I just cheer her on with everything positive she does.
