Lauren Harrison
New Member
Hi Everyone, I could do with some help!
Within the last few days all 3 of my rabbits have passed away unexpectedly. 1 died a few days before the other 2 so I dont know if that had something to do with the death of the other 2.
All 3 of my rabbits were healthy and were all about 2/3 years old. Theyve been perfectly fine, they have a lot of freedom and a good diet, lots of greens and kale.
I am just very confused to why this happed, one of our rabbitd were hit with fly strike but we managed to get her sorted and treated in time and she made a very good recovery.
However, a conker did fall into my outdoor rabbit enclosure and i think there's a chance that one of my rabbits had a bite out of it (the green shell) and I dont know how toxic they are to them.
We do live next door to loud dogs but they have never really been a bother to our rabbits so i doubt they have been scared by the barking.
If anyone could help me understand that would be amazing and hopefully help give my mum some closure.
Within the last few days all 3 of my rabbits have passed away unexpectedly. 1 died a few days before the other 2 so I dont know if that had something to do with the death of the other 2.
All 3 of my rabbits were healthy and were all about 2/3 years old. Theyve been perfectly fine, they have a lot of freedom and a good diet, lots of greens and kale.
I am just very confused to why this happed, one of our rabbitd were hit with fly strike but we managed to get her sorted and treated in time and she made a very good recovery.
However, a conker did fall into my outdoor rabbit enclosure and i think there's a chance that one of my rabbits had a bite out of it (the green shell) and I dont know how toxic they are to them.
We do live next door to loud dogs but they have never really been a bother to our rabbits so i doubt they have been scared by the barking.
If anyone could help me understand that would be amazing and hopefully help give my mum some closure.
RHD and myxy are very common here in UK.
