I went out to dinner and Petco to get the bunnies a larger water bottle...the three of them were fine...I came back and Clyde was a little tucked under a newspaper on the floor dead ...I loved him to death, he was the odd one out; nothing like the other two...not only in looks but in his fearless personality.
I immediately took out the other two and cleaned the cage out really good, put them back in and decided to watch them for a while, no poops. I immediately remembered reading about Bloat and similar bunny illnesses and went to the medicine kit sticky- Made a 2am run to the drugstore to get a syringe (I couldn't find any of mine) some unsweetened pinapple juice, and some gas-aid which is the exact same ingredients as the UK's non-prescription Infacol. I called our allnight vet clinic to describe the symptoms to the person on call but of course they just tell us that they can't make a diagnosis over the phone, therefore they don't offer any suggestions. I also found the closest thing I could to Calpol which was basically a non-aspirin, non-ibuprofen fever reducer...but I'm weary of using it and they don't appear to be in pain yet. I gave them a very limited mix and there was lots and lots of tummy rubs...I heard Stuey's tum make funny gas noises but he hasn't pooed any...luckfully though Bijou was witnessed leaving quite a few raisins...I may go check on them in an hour or so if I'm still awake (and I think I've gone a bit insomniac at this point) I wish I had noticed there weren't any poops before/if the same thing got Clyde...He'll be missed.
Although I just can't undersand or cope them making tons of little poos not long ago, and Clyde wriggling and full of attitude...
I immediately took out the other two and cleaned the cage out really good, put them back in and decided to watch them for a while, no poops. I immediately remembered reading about Bloat and similar bunny illnesses and went to the medicine kit sticky- Made a 2am run to the drugstore to get a syringe (I couldn't find any of mine) some unsweetened pinapple juice, and some gas-aid which is the exact same ingredients as the UK's non-prescription Infacol. I called our allnight vet clinic to describe the symptoms to the person on call but of course they just tell us that they can't make a diagnosis over the phone, therefore they don't offer any suggestions. I also found the closest thing I could to Calpol which was basically a non-aspirin, non-ibuprofen fever reducer...but I'm weary of using it and they don't appear to be in pain yet. I gave them a very limited mix and there was lots and lots of tummy rubs...I heard Stuey's tum make funny gas noises but he hasn't pooed any...luckfully though Bijou was witnessed leaving quite a few raisins...I may go check on them in an hour or so if I'm still awake (and I think I've gone a bit insomniac at this point) I wish I had noticed there weren't any poops before/if the same thing got Clyde...He'll be missed.
Although I just can't undersand or cope them making tons of little poos not long ago, and Clyde wriggling and full of attitude...