alice_the_bunny
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I have a 2.5 year old female Netherland dwarf rabbit (Alice). About 3 weeks ago she ate some carpet (which has been slowly working it's way out) and has been battling with with GI problems since. She's not been eating the amount she would normally eat and she's being very picky when she does eat (eating her favorites of Kale, romaine, celery, and an occasional blueberry or bite of banana). Since she's not been eating much I've been giving her Oxbow Critical Care to help supplement her lack of nutrition. She's ignoring her hay and pellets that she would normally be munching on all day long. We've been to the vet twice now and she did seem to be getting better over the last few days producing more poop and eating a little more, however this evening almost all of the sudden she got cold (ears feel cool) and she's been laying all stretched out with her tummy on the floor, she'll move around but then lay and stretch out again. The vet said both times her GI was making good movement noises but gave her Reglan to help. She's off the Reglan now just on some Critical Care food. She has lost weight in the last week or so and I know it's because she's not eating as much as normal but I can't seem to get her completely back to normal. I did give her warm water bottles to lay next to. I'm very concerned and I have to rabbit vets near me but I can't get to them until morning. Any suggestions to get her through the night?