rpuckett
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See previous thread for details http://rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=63108&forum_id=1
Today someone caught a rabbit in the parking lot of a mall and, long story short, someone gave it to me because I'm pretty knowledgeable about the bunnies.
The little guy is at least partially lionhead, between 4 and 6 months old, has nibbles a bit of kale and eaten about 5 cheerios today, no poops, no pees, and has been what i thought wasvery tame and not afraid of anything.
The little guy (i think, possibly a girl) just had a seizure, eyes rolling back in the head and unable to get back on his feet. Held him (still holding him now)and he isn't rolling anymore, but he is keeping one eye closed.
I know seizures can cause blindness and are generally caused by many kinds of parasites among other things. I am now afraid what i thought was tameness might be a relaxing of the will to live. called a vet, waiting on a callback.
what else can/should i do?
(sorry about the poor spelling punctuation, typing one handed)
Today someone caught a rabbit in the parking lot of a mall and, long story short, someone gave it to me because I'm pretty knowledgeable about the bunnies.
The little guy is at least partially lionhead, between 4 and 6 months old, has nibbles a bit of kale and eaten about 5 cheerios today, no poops, no pees, and has been what i thought wasvery tame and not afraid of anything.
The little guy (i think, possibly a girl) just had a seizure, eyes rolling back in the head and unable to get back on his feet. Held him (still holding him now)and he isn't rolling anymore, but he is keeping one eye closed.
I know seizures can cause blindness and are generally caused by many kinds of parasites among other things. I am now afraid what i thought was tameness might be a relaxing of the will to live. called a vet, waiting on a callback.
what else can/should i do?
(sorry about the poor spelling punctuation, typing one handed)