RighteousRabbit
Young Bun
Firstly, again, may I begin by saying 'Hello', and 'Thank you' to any member of 'Rabbits United' who may be reading this post!
Secondly, again, I would like to say 'Thank you' in advance for any time, energy, or effort spent replying to this post!
However, unfortunately, I have found myself here again, as my niece's remaining rabbit has recently been diagnosed with a urinary tract infection, and despite being prescribe antibiotics from the veterinarian, my niece's rabbit has not improved, and appears to have lost condition. . .
Obviously, my niece will be having the rabbit re-examined, but I was wondering whether there is anything else my niece can do?!
Also, I was wondering whether 'Pets at Home' has a legal obligation to pay for veterinary treatment?!
Background: My niece recently purchased two young female Dutch rabbits, from 'Pets at Home', and, tragically, lost one of them a few weeks later, to an unknown cause:
http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/showthread.php?388923-Discharge-from-Young-Female-Dutch
Secondly, again, I would like to say 'Thank you' in advance for any time, energy, or effort spent replying to this post!
However, unfortunately, I have found myself here again, as my niece's remaining rabbit has recently been diagnosed with a urinary tract infection, and despite being prescribe antibiotics from the veterinarian, my niece's rabbit has not improved, and appears to have lost condition. . .
Obviously, my niece will be having the rabbit re-examined, but I was wondering whether there is anything else my niece can do?!
Also, I was wondering whether 'Pets at Home' has a legal obligation to pay for veterinary treatment?!
Background: My niece recently purchased two young female Dutch rabbits, from 'Pets at Home', and, tragically, lost one of them a few weeks later, to an unknown cause:
http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/showthread.php?388923-Discharge-from-Young-Female-Dutch
. It sounds like her vet is not "rabbit savvy". Could you try to find a more rabbit savvy vet for her to visit? Antibiotics with diarrhea could cause more problems to their guts. Perhaps you could post in "rabbit chat" and ask for a rabbit savvy vet in the area where your Niece lives, if you don't know one personally. 
