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prolapsed rectum urgent !!!! HELP....

bunnyrun

Mama Doe
I had to rush a bunny intoday as an emergency who appears to have a prolapsed rectum, the vet managed to put it back, but now its out again. ive mananged to push it back in, but what are the chances of her recovering for this, has anyone else had this with their bunnies and if so what happened, milly has been through so much i dont want to lose her now:cry::cry:
 
i would phone the emergency vet for advice, it sounds like quite a serious thing and if the bun needs to go to the toilet it would be very sore, i would think. hope she is ok.
 
We had this happen to our beautiful Rosebud:cry: But Rosebud hadn't been spayed and this was the problem:cry:

In the end we found a vet who would do an emergency spay and stitch the rectum properly - but we lost her three weeks later due to the cancer spreading:cry::cry:

Has bun been spayed? She really needs to get to the vet again - she must be in pain:cry:
 
Oh no Im so sorry :cry: Sending vibes to this wonderful bun and hoping she can be operated on. xx
 
It may not be all bad. I have a mini poodle who has lived with this for years. His is permentantly a few centimetres out but is worse some times than others it seems to depend on how much he growls. They never wanted to go the sugery route as he seems fine with it the way it is. It may be your situation is different, but just wanted to say it's not always impossible to live with.
 
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