battered rabbit query

[Mr Cookie Bun]

She's a pretty girly I hope she'll be ok. Kick the kids butts for me if you see them again :evil:

 

[Bunshine]

Just read this thread - the poor little girl. I hope she makes a full recovery and it's brilliant that you rescued her

 

[Jack's-Jane]

The incontinence mat be a result of damage to her spinal cord or to the bladder itself.
Can the Vet that cares for your horses prescribe Becks an anti-inflammatory (Metacam) and an antibiotic (Baytril). This would cover her for infection/inflammation.

The hind leg paresis may have been caused by injury or it may have already been evident before the little attacked her. If that were the case then Encephalitozoon Cuniculi should be considered as a possible diagnosis.

http://www.rabbitwelfare.co.uk/resources/content/info-sheets/ecuniculi.htm

I would get her onto a course of Fenbendazole (Panacur) anyway as stress alone can bring on an 'active' case of EC

http://www.intervet.co.uk/products_public/panacur_rabbit/010_overview.asp

http://www.chemistdirect.co.uk/panacur-paste-for-rabbits_1_20386.html

Perhaps your Equine Vet has some other Vet friends who deal more specifically with small animals ?

I hope that Becks will make a full recovery

 

[Amy & Amber]

The incontinence mat be a result of damage to her spinal cord or to the bladder itself.
Can the Vet that cares for your horses prescribe Becks an anti-inflammatory (Metacam) and an antibiotic (Baytril). This would cover her for infection/inflammation.

The hind leg paresis may have been caused by injury or it may have already been evident before the little attacked her. If that were the case then Encephalitozoon Cuniculi should be considered as a possible diagnosis.

http://www.rabbitwelfare.co.uk/resources/content/info-sheets/ecuniculi.htm

I would get her onto a course of Fenbendazole (Panacur) anyway as stress alone can bring on an 'active' case of EC

http://www.intervet.co.uk/products_public/panacur_rabbit/010_overview.asp

http://www.chemistdirect.co.uk/panacur-paste-for-rabbits_1_20386.html

Perhaps your Equine Vet has some other Vet friends who deal more specifically with small animals ?

I hope that Becks will make a full recovery

Well Done Jane at last someone with some knowledge!

Ronnie I really hope Becks recovers 100 per cent.

Sending vibes

 

[George&dillon]

I've been following this story but never replied but wow she's gorgeous well done you wish there were more people around like you Heres to a speedy recovery

 

[Kermit]

well done for taking her in, she would have more than likely been lying at the side of the road dead by now if you hadnt!

I hope she makes a full recovery and brings you lots of love.

 

[Lucy]

here are a few pics one of Beck after she sniffed the lens one of a skinned leg and he last of her leg that she dragges. I have worse ones if you need more proof. TBH I am thinking i would have been better off not coming on here as i did not like having to do this.

Lucy. if you are really still unconvinced, I'll sent u the really nasty ones to have a look at if u like. one thing I am not a liar. and just because I am more skilled with looking after animals than yourself then I apologise....Ps I think your cruel dressing your dogs up like dolls if you want to get into cheap shots.

Very defensive aren't you, wonder why? I think the rabbit should be treated by a vet. i did think you were a wind up as it was too far fetched to be real. We get a lot of people doing this on here. However, you can stop with the pm's now, take your vengance elsewhere.

 

[kerry-123]

I can't believe this , it made me want to cry. I don't know what to do sorry but just want to say I reallllyy hope the wee guy gets better

 

[Jack's-Jane]

I can't believe this , it made me want to cry. I don't know what to do sorry but just want to say I reallllyy hope the wee guy gets better

I see that you are in NI too.
If you know of a good Rabbit Vet over there then could you PM the details to Ronnie please

 

[Stator]

Sorry but I am now sure this is a wind up.... again. A new kit that can take their own rabbits blood and has a 'friend' that can test it? Come on people, take the gullible stickers off your heads :roll:

Better to have a gullible sticker on your head 100 times than end up with 1 dead rabbit because noone was willing to offer advice to something that sounded like a windup.

 

[bunny babe]

Well done for rescuing Becks, she is beautiful and I hope she makes a full recovery. As others have said, please take her to a vet to get checked out as she may have some internal injuries.

 

[yoshi&gizmo]

I am not joking if u want Ill take pics of the injuries and the rabbit. I have had animals all my life and just because I am new on the Forum does not mean that I know less than u! I cane on here for some advice but meybe I should not have bothered. The vetwho looks after the farm will test the bllod as it is a regular thing we have to do with the horses to ensure they are not being doped but they do not look after small animals. Chris has said she will have a look next time she is in the area. think what ulike but dont call me a liar. right to prove it I'll take a few pics so set your mind at ease.

Hope that poor little becks is ok Keep up the good work and please let us know how you get on.... People on here are very helpful . Hope little becks is on the mend sending lots of vibes:bunny::bunny::bunny:

 

[yoshi&gizmo]

:shock: Glad everything is ok with becks Keep up the good work hope the vet gives you some good news on friday.
:bunny::bunny::bunny: