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Help! Rabbit constantly licking paws and wobbly..
- Thread starter Suzyjo
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natsusakura
Warren Veteran
If not and she is wobbly when walking then It could be E.C in which case you need to get her to the vet asap, where they'll give her panacur or lapizole and also metacam.
It could also be an ear infection affecting her balance so it may be good to treat for that as well.
Hopefully someone will come along with more knowledge than me.
How is bunny in herself? Happy to eat and drink etc?
She was fine, running around pestering for food up until an hour or so ago when she just kind of stopped. When I put their tea down she's normally the first one over but she didn't even look up. I should have known then that something was wrong
Going to find number for vet now!
natsusakura
Warren Veteran
No, she's fine when she's grooming it's just when she tries to move.. At the minute she's just sat still staring down, she looks weird aswell.. like not how she normally looks, her hips seems to be sticking out further than normal! As strange as that sounds!
She was fine, running around pestering for food up until an hour or so ago when she just kind of stopped. When I put their tea down she's normally the first one over but she didn't even look up. I should have known then that something was wrong
Going to find number for vet now!
call your normal vet, they will have an answer message with details of the emergency vet on it.
Hope bunny will be ok, but you're quite right taking her to the vet it sounds worrying
xxxx
natsusakura
Warren Veteran
natsusakura
Warren Veteran
*hugs* xxxxx
