Vets with Whitney this morning

[nap91]

She’s been weeing all over our spare room carpet for the past few days. At first I thought it was the change of space that had triggered her as she took a while to litter train when we got her last year, and she does still have the occasional accident. However I managed to catch her yesterday. She’s so nervous, that I don’t often pick her up. She looks quite bald underneath so I’m thinking perhaps a urine infection.
I hope it’s something simple anyway
Wish us luck!

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[Zoobec]

Sending lots of vibes for her xx

 

[Jack's-Jane]

Awwww poor girlie. I hope that she will soon be feeling a lot more comfortable x

 

[keletkezes]

Best of luck for a speedy recovery from whatever it is

 

[Omi]

Sending lots of vibes for Whitney. I hope she soon feels better.

 

[nap91]

No indication of urine infection but vet wondered if she had actually been spayed like the rescue told me she had!!


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[tonibun]

It could be the time of the year maybe.

 

[Zoobec]

No indication of urine infection but vet wondered if she had actually been spayed like the rescue told me she had!!


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I’d be surprised if a bond between 2 girls had stayed intact if either or both weren’t spayed. Possibly time of year as Tonibun says, spring fever with the bonding and mounting from Phillip and new spaces will have encouraged territorial marking.

 

[nap91]

Ok the rescue have just confirmed she was neutered under their care so that alleviates that panic!

I think you’re all right it could possibly be the bonding and spring time that has put her out of whack. I’m just very conscious that she’s showing similar symptoms to Snowy who suffered from chronic UTIs when she was alive. Just have to keep an eye on her I guess!


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[Jack's-Jane]

Ok the rescue have just confirmed she was neutered under their care so that alleviates that panic!

I think you’re all right it could possibly be the bonding and spring time that has put her out of whack. I’m just very conscious that she’s showing similar symptoms to Snowy who suffered from chronic UTIs when she was alive. Just have to keep an eye on her I guess!


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Did the Vet mention anything about the possibility of EC ? This can sometimes present as urinary incontinence.

 

[nap91]

Did the Vet mention anything about the possibility of EC ? This can sometimes present as urinary incontinence.

He didn't mention that. I did treat them with a course of Panacur when we first brought them to our house. I will keep an eye on how she is for the next few days and then if no better, will give them another call.

 

[bunny momma]

I am sending your beautiful girl lots of feel good vibes

 

[Cuthbert&Dillon]

Sending vibes, hope Whitney is soon recovered.

 

[Craig 1965]

Sending loads of vibes for gorgeous Whitney.
One thought - is her skin ok underneath? No sign of urine scald I hope?

 

[nap91]

Thanks everyone, well since our emergency vet visit she has only been once on the floor! Currently in the litter tray as I write. So perhaps it is territorial/behavioural and hopefully she will continue to improve

Craig - the vet said she didn’t have urine scald thankfully. I think her slight baldness is just how she is :lol:

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[Jack's-Jane]

Thanks everyone, well since our emergency vet visit she has only been once on the floor! Currently in the litter tray as I write. So perhaps it is territorial/behavioural and hopefully she will continue to improve

Craig - the vet said she didn’t have urine scald thankfully. I think her slight baldness is just how she is :lol:

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Glad to hear that she seems to be doing a lot better now

 

[Cuthbert&Dillon]

Glad that the vet visit went okay.

 

[jewaller]

whitney-good news

Glad to hear that she seems to be doing a lot better now

dear nap 91,--whitney is [A]-ok.-wonderful,no urine scalding.--sometimes when rabbits molt,or nest building they will pull out fur.--this not being the case is somewhat bewildering.--urine scalding is very noticeable,and concerning.-review this link for pictures/treatment http://www.medirabbit.com and watch the poop box-,i used timothy/orchard grasses for the grass bin,and poop box..:wave: