help!!!

[rabbitluvr04]

Thank you so much for your time Pam. It helped a lot! Thank you once again.:hug:

 

[pamnock]

You're welcome Please keep us updated.

Pam

 

[rabbitluvr04]

She is not eating, should I give her some nutrical? or is she too young?

 

[rabbitluvr04]

can anyone help?

 

[naturestee]

You can give her a little nutrical.How long has it been since she ate? If it's pushing on 24hours, get her in to the vet. You can syringe feed her, butyou shouldn't do it without a vet showing you how.

 

[pamnock]

Yes, I'd give her a little Nutri Cal.

Pam

 

[rabbitluvr04]

How much should I give her? She has not gone to the bathroom in at least 3 or 4 hours. What should I do about this?

 

[pamnock]

I couldn't find her age in the posts. If she's small, try starting out with 1/4 teaspoon every hour (except at night).



Pam

 

[edwinf8936]

You can force feed parsley by taking the stemand starting it in her mouth, then gently push and she should chew itup. You just need a few pieces to keep her tummy working.

Ed

 

[rabbitluvr04]

pamnock wrote:

Icouldn't find her age in the posts. If she's small, trystarting out with 1/4 teaspoon every hour (except at night).



Pam



She looks very young, like she might be younger than 8 weeks.

 

[rabbitluvr04]

Is there anything I can do to help her go to the bathroom?

 

[Shuu]

rabbitluvr04 wrote:

Is there anything I can do to help her go to the bathroom?

Pretty much everything that's already been said. Nutri-cal, get her toeat hay, etc. There's really nothing more than can be suggested withoutmore information. It's up to the owners now.

 

[rabbitluvr04]

right now she is eating her pellets!!!! I am so excited! She is finally eating!!!!!

 

[tekeetakshak]

You're really lucky! I'm glad your bunny is doing fine.

My bunny just passed away today, and I wish I would have known about this forum earlier to help Shadow out.

 

[rabbitluvr04]

She ate a lot of pellets but is still not eating. I really am starting to think she has a blockage

 

[TinysMom]

rabbitluvr04 wrote:

She ate a lot of pellets but is still not eating. I reallyam starting to think she has a blockage

Huh? She ate pellets but she isn't eating?

If she's under 8 weeks - I suggest really encouraging her to eat hay -sometimes the adjustment to pellets can be hard for thebunnies. I have some 3 1/2 week old bunnies now that arestarting to eat pellets - but I'm really pushing hay more than pelletsfor them....LOTS of hay....because that is easier on them fortransitioning to solids.

Peg

 

[rabbitluvr04]

TinysMom wrote:

rabbitluvr04 wrote:

She ate alot of pellets but is still not eating. I really am starting to thinkshe has a blockage

Huh? She ate pellets but she isn't eating?

If she's under 8 weeks - I suggest really encouraging her to eat hay -sometimes the adjustment to pellets can be hard for thebunnies. I have some 3 1/2 week old bunnies now that arestarting to eat pellets - but I'm really pushing hay more than pelletsfor them....LOTS of hay....because that is easier on them fortransitioning to solids.

Peg

Woops, I ment that she is still not pooping,she has not pooped since this morning around noon.

 

[naturestee]

If she just started eating again, you may not see poops for a little while yet. Hang in there!

 

[rabbitluvr04]

Ok she still hasn't pooped, mymom wants to take her to the vet again.

 

[naturestee]

You probably should. I hope she gets better!