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Rabbit weeing everywhere. May this be EC?

runhardlivelong

runhardlivelong

Warren Scout
Ralph in the last 3 weeks has started weeing everywhere. No changes, no pattern, eating well, pooing normal, no head tilt, nothing neurological, still naughty!!

As I'm so confused I was reading about it and I read somewhere that EC can cause urinary incontinence?

I got Ralph about 12 weeks ago from a rescue, where they did have a rabbit with EC, but I don't know whether Ralph came from the same place.

Has only else had any experience of EC causing urinary incontinence in their rabbits??
 
I'd get him vet checked. EC can cause it, but so could a urinary infection or possibly some sort of pain from arthritus etc. Each would need some sort of medication so a vet check is your first port of call.
 
Incontinence can also be signs of kidney and renal issues.

I'd get him seen to by the vet , most likely bloods will need to be taken.

Best of luck x
 
As others have said, a check up at the vets for Ralph would be best and ideally asap. I hope this is nothing serious.
 
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