I have one little bunny, Bubbles, a minilop... who lives in the shed! He is currently on a treatment of Baytril and is due to go back to the vets next week! Bubbles was attacked through his run a few months back and had a couple of his paw/fingers bitten off... he had to had a couple amputated and so one of his paw is taking a long time to heal... I took him to the vets and they gave me an antibiotic which I had to rub on his paw... Well afetr a week or so I noticed that Bubbles had sore eyes, which I thought might have been from the solution... but then I noticed he had a wet nose! He was eating, etc like normal... but I took him back to vets and to cut a story sort he is now on Baytril and his nose seems much better!
As for my other two french lops, who live in a converted shed, with two massive hutches, one on top of each other!
Snoopy seems fine, always trying to get near Bubbles, as they both, males, have abit of a love affair... but been keeping rabbits all seperate. He has no Runny nose... But then again he his the biggest of my rabbits at 9 months!
My little Bebe, who is 6-7 months, she is still pretty small and I noticed today, she has a very wet nose! Eating lots and still loves her strokes, cuddles, etc. I am going to the vets with her on Monday!
Apart from having lots and lots of hay and boxes to cuddle up in... She seems to pull all the hay out of them! I have used a full load in her hutch and the others... I really want them to be warm! I put waterproof cover over the cages at night... is that ok? What else can I do?
Well I think I might have said a little to much, but hope you enjoy reading!
I would love some advise please?
And again sorry for all the writing!
Thank You All so much!
Lauren x
As for my other two french lops, who live in a converted shed, with two massive hutches, one on top of each other!
Snoopy seems fine, always trying to get near Bubbles, as they both, males, have abit of a love affair... but been keeping rabbits all seperate. He has no Runny nose... But then again he his the biggest of my rabbits at 9 months!
My little Bebe, who is 6-7 months, she is still pretty small and I noticed today, she has a very wet nose! Eating lots and still loves her strokes, cuddles, etc. I am going to the vets with her on Monday!
Apart from having lots and lots of hay and boxes to cuddle up in... She seems to pull all the hay out of them! I have used a full load in her hutch and the others... I really want them to be warm! I put waterproof cover over the cages at night... is that ok? What else can I do?
Well I think I might have said a little to much, but hope you enjoy reading!
I would love some advise please?
And again sorry for all the writing!
Thank You All so much!
Lauren x
