It's been exactly 48hours since Rolo died and Daisy is still fine....Am I right in thinking this means its probably not disease? I'll still be cautious for a few days etc x
No, I would still be on the look-out for any signs of illness. Do you have any more rabbits - and, if so, have you had them checked over and vaccinated?
ok, the vet said if it was something like VHD they would go within 48hours of each other! and yh 3 more, but I have only had Daisy vacs for now, as she was with smartie and rolo, so the vet considered her most at risk if it was disease will be getting 2 more done in feb, but they are indoor buns, which I keep total separate, changing clothes and washing hands etc, im trying not to handle them much.
I'm still not convinced its disease! Having looked at the timing etc, smartie and crunchie died a week before Rolo, both crunchie and smartie had problems which my vet says probably caused their deaths, yes its a crazy coincidence for them to go on the same day...
Rolo came with smartie and for 3 years they have never been separated! its looking more likely that he died because of missing Smartie..
Did the losses occur after Elsie had her Kennel Cough Vaccine ?
Any problem with foxes?
:wave:I hope all your other bunnys are okay and am very sorry for your loss. I truly dont want the following to offend you. Didn't you just buy a puppy? What would happen if she had a accident? Eg. If she broke a leg. (Yes its a horrible thing to think but accidents happen.) My friends dog broke his leg and it came to nearly £2000! If you can't afford to vaccinate your rabbits was it the best idea to buy aa puppy? Im sorry if this sounds mean I am just concerned about your animals. I truly hope its not a disease and just a very sad coincidence
ohh okay then. Yeah I understand, after Christmas and everything people are short of cash. Its sad that every year christmas gets more and more exspensiveShe's insured!
it's just a tight month as I'm sure it is for most people!!
:wave:I hope all your other bunnys are okay and am very sorry for your loss. I truly dont want the following to offend you. Didn't you just buy a puppy? What would happen if she had a accident? Eg. If she broke a leg. (Yes its a horrible thing to think but accidents happen.) My friends dog broke his leg and it came to nearly £2000! If you can't afford to vaccinate your rabbits was it the best idea to buy aa puppy? Im sorry if this sounds mean I am just concerned about your animals. I truly hope its not a disease and just a very sad coincidence
She's insured!
it's just a tight month as I'm sure it is for most people!!
Seems strange to me that a new puppy has had all the necessary vaccinations and is insured - and yet none of your rabbits were vaccinated.
Yes, strange..... and very sad for the bunnies
Have to say I agree with this - insurance doesn't cover everything, and even with insurance you could end up with vets fees running into hundreds of pounds. If you have pets and you know January is a tight month you make sure you have money put away for emergencies.
I hope your remaining rabbits are ok, and the person who advised against a dog and rabbits sharing a water bowl was correct!
Yes, strange..... and very sad for the bunnies