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Tell the vet what you have told us, and point out which problems have only been there since the dental op. Otherwise, I suggest keeping going with syringe feeding (either his usual pellets or Critical Care powder) - at least as a top up to make sure his gut keeps going and so he maintains his weight. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). So I made this bunny with Bernat Crushed Velvet variegated yarn hoping he would come out speckled like the ears (which I made first)are but it's kind of really stripey. You should always consult your vet before following any suggestions for medication or treatment you have read about.
I did speak to the vet about the fact that he looses claws regularly, we are not rough handlers at all and when we do pick him up we always ensure he is properly supported as I know their backs are delicate but he has lost most of his nails, either from jumping off the sofa or wriggling a little. I am wondering if this is why he does not want to eat larger things such as pellets as this would require him to move his jaw up and down more . However, I am very interested in trying Black Soldier Fly composting with bunny guts as a more controlled way to grow maggots for my chickens, which would work year round with the proper set up. I would ramp up the syringe feeding as much as possible - have you tried adding pure fruit baby food to his recovery mix (eg Ellas kitchen) which can make it more palatable? The next day he seemed to perk up and has been lively ever since however he still will not eat apart from a few crushed nuggets, he is over producing cecotropes which is presumably from not eating hay and being fed largely on critical care, he is pooing although smaller than usual, and is quite drooly, he has lost some fur around his chin because of this.A bunny born without ears named Til, who was a rising star in Germany, was killed today when a cameraman stepped on him, crushing him instantly. I haven’t tried a dose yet, so I’ll see how it goes tonight, but he is the more picky of my two boys. Evaluation of the samples involved histological and histomorphometric analyses with radiographic evaluation.
There are lots of fancy mixes and treats on the market, but I use an unmixed, high-fibre rabbit pellet, supplemented with crushed oats and nice clean hay.He will not currently eat any grass and will only pick at some romaine lettuce, he does seem to like pea flakes and some food from the muesli mix, if it is crushed a bit, however I am very anti museli ( we had a new bag a friend had given us but we never used) and don't want to give him to much of this. I have been using various online services for a past 20 years, and I can't say that I had better experience ever before than I had with JustAnswer. I’m thinking about eating some rabbit brains but am worried about prions… do you have any thoughts on the safety of brains? A): Trephine critical cylindrical defects in both parietal bones; ( B): 6 mm critical-size defects; ( C): BTCP was placed on the right side and human sterilized crushed teeth was placed on the left side; ( D): collagen membrane covering both biomaterials used in the study.
If your rabbit is not wearing their teeth down properly through their diet, their cheek teeth (molars) can overgrow, causing painful spurs that need to trimmed down under anaesthetic. You could also try leaving him a saucer with moistened pellets, maybe mixed with some baby food puree (eg apple or carrot), if he will eat. Hello My 3yo rescue rabbit suddenly started eating pellets and hay very slowly just over a week ago and the next day would not eat at all, although he was interested in food, ( he would run up to it then not eat) We took him to an emergency vet appointment and they said that his gums were inflamed and he had a few Spurs on his teeth but that these were not bad and they didn’t think these were causing a problem.Uwe Dempewolf, the zoo's director, said that this was a tragic event, but Til did not feel any pain. The rabbits we got from you are doing great– my 4yo named the little chocolate Satin doe “Papaya”, and the buckling “Mango” (all of our breeders are named after fruit).
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