On 5th of June 4:20 AM I lost my rabbit girl named Lady Gaga
I had her for 8 months, she was probably more than a year old. She was completely well, no strange signs or anything.
On 3th of June I noticed that my bunnies (I had Lady Gaga and still have Eddie) have not eaten and drunk water as much as they did before.
The next night they spent their night in a new hutch outside the house. In the morning Eddie was completely alright, young and crazy as always. Lady Gaga was just lying in a corner, trying to hide. I knew- something is not right.
We took her to vets. I was sure vets will do everything and she will be fine.
They said that something is wrong with one of her teeth and that it's painful for her to eat. They gave me medicine to feed to her.
I did everything as they said after we took her home. I was feeding her, giving her water through the syringe. I went to bed very worried, because she didn't look better. I gave her the last look with a tear in my eye feeling something bad was coming.
At 4:15 AM I woke up from her screaming (It was like a baby scream), I run to the living room, she was lying on one side, breathing slow, moving her legs like in pain, like she wanted to run somewhere but couldn't.
I rushed to the kitchen to get pain relief that vets gave me, after giving her that she made her last scream...and she stopped breathing.
I felt useless, broken, crying... couldn't sleep at all, sinking in my own tears.
Blaming myself for not staying with her all night long and feeding her.
I have never liked doctors, but now I hate them even more, if they would know more, check her more than her mouth and would be more interested in animals than money, maybe they would see that "the thing" was probably not in her mouth. If they would see it coming I would agree on putting her to "never ending sleep", to prevent her pain.
Maybe somebody has experienced the same (I hope not, cuz it's disturbing), but I still want to find out what happened!!!
I had her for 8 months, she was probably more than a year old. She was completely well, no strange signs or anything.
On 3th of June I noticed that my bunnies (I had Lady Gaga and still have Eddie) have not eaten and drunk water as much as they did before.
The next night they spent their night in a new hutch outside the house. In the morning Eddie was completely alright, young and crazy as always. Lady Gaga was just lying in a corner, trying to hide. I knew- something is not right.
We took her to vets. I was sure vets will do everything and she will be fine.
They said that something is wrong with one of her teeth and that it's painful for her to eat. They gave me medicine to feed to her.
I did everything as they said after we took her home. I was feeding her, giving her water through the syringe. I went to bed very worried, because she didn't look better. I gave her the last look with a tear in my eye feeling something bad was coming.
At 4:15 AM I woke up from her screaming (It was like a baby scream), I run to the living room, she was lying on one side, breathing slow, moving her legs like in pain, like she wanted to run somewhere but couldn't.
I rushed to the kitchen to get pain relief that vets gave me, after giving her that she made her last scream...and she stopped breathing.
I felt useless, broken, crying... couldn't sleep at all, sinking in my own tears.
Blaming myself for not staying with her all night long and feeding her.
I have never liked doctors, but now I hate them even more, if they would know more, check her more than her mouth and would be more interested in animals than money, maybe they would see that "the thing" was probably not in her mouth. If they would see it coming I would agree on putting her to "never ending sleep", to prevent her pain.
Maybe somebody has experienced the same (I hope not, cuz it's disturbing), but I still want to find out what happened!!!