What can I do?

[Debbieee]

Hello, where I am from it’s almost impossible to get a vet for a bunny here, all I can do is search for help online.
My bunny got hit by a bike and she broke her upper front tooth, along with that she’s tilting her head to the side and drooling from her mouth, it worries me more because she is barely eating or drinking anything, I really need remedies on anything that could help please

 

[Bungenni]

You really need veterinary care. Where are you? Maybe someone can help suggest a vet.

 

[Debbieee]

Nigeria

You really need veterinary care. Where are you? Maybe someone can help suggest a vet.

Benin city, I’ve tried searching all over the internet but nigerians don’t domestic bunnies…my bunny hasn’t eaten anything in two days

 

[joey&boo]

I'm really sorry to hear of your bunnies accident. in a case as severe as this I'd visit any vet, experienced in rabbits or not. They would still be able to assess her for broken bones, have her put to sleep if it turns out she has no way of eating & is in pain. A rabbit can't cope with eating nothing so the situation is already critical

 

[InspectorMorse]

. There is nothing you can do without access to prescription medications.

Try contacting this service

 

[bunny momma]

I agree she needs vet care. She will need meds for pain and inflammation. There must be more going on than a broken front tooth for her to stop eating and have a head tilt. Sending lots of positive vibes for you and your bunny.

 

[Debbieee]

Nigeria

Benin city, I’ve tried searching all over the internet but nigerians don’t domestic bunnies…my bunny hasn’t eaten anything in two days

I'm really sorry to hear of your bunnies accident. in a case as severe as this I'd visit any vet, experienced in rabbits or not. They would still be able to assess her for broken bones, have her put to sleep if it turns out she has no way of eating & is in pain. A rabbit can't cope with eating nothing so the situation is already critical

. There is nothing you can do without access to prescription medications.

Try contacting this service

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I’ve contacted, they are closed on Sundays so I took her to a vet in another city but
unfortunately I have to put her to sleep, this is the most hurtful thing I’ve ever had to face…she got worse over the hours and started bleeding I can’t watch her go through all that pain

 

[InspectorMorse]

I’ve contacted, they are closed on Sundays so I took her to a vet in another city but
unfortunately I have to put her to sleep, this is the most hurtful thing I’ve ever had to face…she got worse over the hours and started bleeding I can’t watch her go through all that pain

I am very sorry

 

[bunny momma]

I am so very sorry for your loss. Letting her go so she did not suffer was an act of kindness. You must have loved her very much.
When you are able, you are welcome to write a tribute on the forum's rainbow bridge section so we can learn more about your life with her.

 

[Zoobec]

I’m so sorry you did the kindest thing for her.

 

[joey&boo]

I'm very sorry for your loss. At peace now. Sweet Dreams little bun

 

[Pets mum]

I'm so very sorry, you definitely did the kindest thing for her, hard though it must have been. Sweet dreams little bunny x

 

[twistedtiggerz69]

I am so sorry for you having to make that decision but you did the right thing. She won't be in pain anymore ❤

 

[Daryl]

That's a tough situation. A broken tooth and head tilt can both be serious in rabbits. It's crucial that you get her to a vet as soon as possible, even if it means traveling a distance. In the meantime, make sure she has plenty of fresh water and try offering her soft, easy-to-eat foods like baby food or critical care formula. You can find these at most pet stores.
Just remember, online advice is no substitute for professional veterinary care.

 

[InspectorMorse]

That's a tough situation. A broken tooth and head tilt can both be serious in rabbits. It's crucial that you get her to a vet as soon as possible, even if it means traveling a distance. In the meantime, make sure she has plenty of fresh water and try offering her soft, easy-to-eat foods like baby food or critical care formula. You can find these at most pet stores.
Just remember, online advice is no substitute for professional veterinary care.

Sadly the Rabbit had to be PTS