Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Alarm bells always ring when one of the buns is off their food. Apart from once when Spring's tummy felt bloated and I took her straight to the vets I usually give them some metacam, zantac and metaclop, warm water, tummy massage and encouragement to move around. If there is no improvement after an hour or so or if they appear worse then we go straight to the vets with a list of meds already given plus some of their favourite foods.
At the vets their tummies and teeth are examined, blood glucose level checked and an xray if felt necessary. More often than not the bunnies are admitted for fluid therapy and meds. They are generally not allowed back home until they have been seen to eat and poo. Though with Spring and Rosie in particularly they do not do well at the vets are and generally sent home sooner.
With regards to giving gut motility meds, it is probably best not to do so unless you are certain that there is not an obstruction in the GI tract. If an obstructed Rabbit is given gut motility meds the outcome could be very tragic