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a question from a friend... URGENT
- Thread starter Mazda
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I would be making sure the rabbit has seen a vet
If a rabbit needs recovery (at a vets suggestion) she will need to force feed. An anorexic rabbit will not eat voluntarily. The main concern should be finding out why the rabbit isn't eating.
definitely needs to see a vet....my guess is this bunny will pass away if it is not seen by a vet asap.
clutterydrawer
Wise Old Thumper
how long has it been displaying these symptoms?
Santa
Wise Old Thumper
I agree - this bunny needs to see a vet as soon as possible, it will probably need to be put on a drip to get some fluid into it, and some other medicine to help with pain and to get things moving again. There is a serious danger that this bunny will die without urgent treatment by a vet. Hope the little bun is ok xx
100% agree!!
Starlight
Warren Veteran
Unfortunately, i doubt the bun will survive the night by the description and the now anorexia
LilVicky
Warren Veteran
Unfortunately, i doubt the bun will survive the night by the description and the now anorexia
i agree.
Why wont her mum take her?! That is soo rong.. poor bun
i hope it doesnt suffer for long
xx
Then I doubt the bunny will survive the night from the sounds of it. Can you get your mum to talk to her mum? This bun is probably in pain & distress and TBH if she doesn't get vet treatment then ought to be reported to the RSPCA. Perhaps a sensible chat by one adult to another adult might get her to change her mind.
