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worried about my bun

sarah03

Young Bun
hi everyone the last week or so my bunny has been off her food a bit, she went back to it but the last 2 days she has hardly eaten and is malting a lot, a friend says it may be the time of year/weather. any help would be appreciated thank you xx
 
You really need to get her to a Vet. A Rabbit who is off their food needs to be thoroughly EXAMINED and we cannot do that.

What is her fecal output like and is she drinking ?

As I said, it really is ESSENTIAL that she is seen by a Vet.
 
Please get her to a Vet. A rabbit who is not eating or drinking is in big trouble :cry: Personally I would be calling a Vet now and arranging an emergency out-of-hours consultation for this evening.
 
Please do not delay, she needs to see a vet TONIGHT, if you have not already taken her today.

It sounds like a GI slow down which can be very dangerous for rabbits if not dealt with quickly and effectivly.

NO JOKE, TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE! :cry:
 
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