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Hi is she eating anything at all??? And she does need hay! I would take her to the vet asap tbh!... how long has she been this way?
And what food has she been fed on?
Just a thought try dandilion leaves or/and fresh herbs flat leaf parsley has got my bunny to eat they love the smell
Its very important that you try and get "something" in to her poorly tum
Glad you came along Jane diamondIf the 8 week old baby is anorexic with diarrhoea I doubt she'll be alive in the morning unless she receives urgent Veterinary attention tonight.
I would suspect Coccidiosis so you are most definately right to isolate her from your other Rabbits.
would greens be advisable in a bunny so young? esp if they've not had greens before?[may cause even more runny poos] Bunny definitely needs to see a vet asap