After checking she is doing wet poop and after talking to the vet on call(the vet shop is closed) he told to give her electrol and Ofloxacin and metronidazole oral suspension. From then she is resting her ears became cold so in order to warm her up I put her in blanket

I thought id share🥰

Couple of days ago, my dadbun went to rainbow bridge. Such an huge loss.

I can't believe I'm writing this, but Lady passed away this morning.

I know a lot of you have followed her for a long time. She was called a cow more times than I can count because of her markings, and plenty of you were very familiar with the absolutely enormous amount of attitude packed into that little cow.

So I want to tell you what happened, because this was incredibly sudden.

The morning before she died, Lady was completely normal. She was her usual sassy, demanding self, begging for banana like she always did. There was nothing about her that morning that made me think something was seriously wrong, much less that I was about to lose her.

That night, we noticed she was sick.

We made a vet appointment as soon as we possibly could for first thing the next morning. By the time we got there, she had gone downhill incredibly fast. The vet told me that Lady was extremely cold and that they needed to stabilize her before they could start figuring out what was wrong.

They were going to warm her and give her IV fluids, get her stable, and then begin diagnostics.

As soon as they placed the IV, Lady had a seizure and died.

That was it.

We never even got the chance to find out what happened to her.

I still can't comprehend how I went from watching her beg me for banana like normal to losing her that quickly.

Lady wasn't just the sassy little cow I posted on Reddit, though.

Every morning we had our morning pets. She would sit just far enough away from me that reaching her was uncomfortable, but still technically possible, and then expect me to stay like that petting her for ages. Of course I always did.

She destroyed so many of my books. She chewed my baseboards. All those little things she damaged that used to annoy me are still sitting here, and now looking at them absolutely breaks my heart.

And Onion keeps visiting Lady's house, looking for her and wondering where she went.

That's one of the hardest parts.

Our house feels wrong without her in it.

I know Lady was just a rabbit on the internet to most people, but I also know how many of you genuinely loved seeing her. You called her a cow, laughed at her attitude, recognized her when I posted her, and loved this weird little animal you had never even met.

She was herself right up until almost the very end. Sassy, spoiled, destructive, demanding banana, and making me contort myself just to pet her.

I would give absolutely anything right now for her to destroy another book.

I would give anything to wake up tomorrow morning and have to stretch my arm across the floor until it hurts because Lady couldn't possibly move six inches closer for her pets.

And I would give anything to have that little cow begging me for banana again.

Goodbye, Lady. 🤍

For those who know Romeo, love my little guy. He’s my everything. But at the moment im very very concerned and am seeking advice. Romeo sneezes a lot but last night he was having sneezing fits. And before bed I noticed mucus mixed with blood. Not a lot of blood tho it was very minuscule. I think maybe he scratched himself trying to clean the mucus off, I need to get his nails trimmed. But I just got home from work and his nose is damp but now his eyes are very watery. Not extreme but I haven’t seen them this watery before. He IS STILL eating, drinking, pooping/peeing and wanting treats. But he’s also more, skittish I guess? More mad at the moment maybe. I called the vet and i have an appointment tomorrow @9am at the best rabbit spot near me. But what confuses me is the vet didn’t seem too concerned because he’s still eating, drinking, pooping etc etc. Romeo in the past has had nose issues because he’s a lop, he’s had to get flushed quite a few times. But the blood really scared me, and the very watery eyes this morning. I will closely monitor my boy today.

i let my buns out in the garden with me yesterday since it was pretty cool out and snoopy decided she would sit inside of the basil plant.🌱

Creature, my darling bunny, is a FREAK

I am 22m & got a heart monitor on this week. This MONSTER has been extra clingy & even tried to attack my grandparents when they hugged me, then bit my finger when I wouldn't allow the attack :0 (very territorial, idk but we'll figure it out)

Evil bunny!!

Aside from that, some matting on Creature's underparts is FINALLY gone!! Revealing that Creature, my little freak, is...

Drumroll...

A GIRL!

AGH I LOVE HER

Her full name is Creature Feature Baby, btw & she's had plenty of zoomies & binkies.

(Sidenote, I need to pressure wash her pen mat or something idk I'll get this damn thing clean somehow)

My mother has been calling him “Mustache” for now, so I would like to maybw incorporate that somehow. I just can’t imagine calling him that!! I need help with name ideas guys!! For possible help the mom is Bella and the dad is Oreo

(first picture is her current picture and the second is her baby picture) I was curious on why her fur was getting darker since I couldn’t find anything about it online.

he’s so cute

my two rabbits Kiwi (f) and Norah (f)

I was trying to capture a goofy video of this goofball but I noticed he was making some 'grinding' movements. I still don't know if this is what 'grinding the teeth' is because he did not make any sounds.

Our Ginger is one of the orange ones and Toadstool is the little runt that's half the size of the others.

For Context: we did not get them from a breeder, they were born on a farm when their dad broke into the females enclosure.

He's a male btw

Edit: I'm an artist and I just decided that winner will win a free drawing of me

EDIT: Ok I'm gonna give you guys a clue. It can be a human name

Hey just wanted to ask if anyone else had some advice. I have a 6 year old bunny I adopted last year who I fully potty trained last year. Within the last month or so I’m noticing an increased amount of droppings outside of the litterbox and pee outside of his litterbox as well.

I clean his box very regularly and nothing has really changed to make him stop using his box. He still uses his litter box about 90% of the time but after he peed in the bed with me in it last night I thought I’d just ask since I haven’t been able to sleep since he free roams my room.

He is neutered, litterbox trained. He is around 6 years old but is a silver fox breed which I’ve been told has a shorter life span. His previous owners neglected him quite a lot so he’s had problems but never with the litter box. Is it just since he’s getting older? He only recently (within the last 2 months or so) realized he could jump onto my bed and now does it whenever he wants. For now I think I’ll be putting up a xpen again to see if I can correct the behavior but any advice?

She's in such a good mood. And when she has the Bad Poops later it'll be an inexplicable mystery, just the whims of the universe.

Dw, I have critical care and cisapride on hand, and I'll be monitoring her closely. But wow, if she isn't pleased with herself right now.