Call emergency vet ASAP!!!
My Pet Rabbit Keeps Eating His Plastic Water Bucket, What Should I Do? …
My pet rabbit keeps eating his plastic water bucket, what should I do? Is he gonna be ok
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My 2yr.old 20lb. Chi/corgi Followed Me Out To The Garage 1/2 Hr Ago And I…
my 2yr.old 20lb. chi/corgi followed me out to the garage 1/2 hr ago and I believe he ate some green mouse pellets9poison)
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I Have A Female Guinea Pig That Is Pregnant And Is In And Out Of…
i have a female guinea pig that is pregnant and is in and out of labor is this normal or should i be worried
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My Rabbit Has Been Acting Very Strange Today, Isn’t Eating, Drinking Or Pooing? What Do…
My rabbit has been acting very strange today, isn’t eating, drinking or pooing? What do I do?
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Dana Schefferle Thanks for your help
What Antibiotic Is Best For Treating Chlamydia In Guinea Pigs
What antibiotic is best for treating chlamydia in guinea pigs
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julie brader Has your Guniea Pig been diagnosed with Chlamydia? If not then this needs diagnosis by a Vet and he will advise you on the antibiotics needed. We cannot tell you on here what medication to use, you need to Consult a Vet. Please don’t administer human medication as this can be very toxic to animals.
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Diedra Cardamone Hi Breonna,
How old are they and for how long have they been coughing and sneezing?. I am not able to help much with your problem but this additional information may help the person that is knowledgeable enough to answer. I hope they are better soon!
Diedra
Hello! My Gerbil (3 – 6 Moths), Pregnant, And Female, Seems To Be Having Some…
Hello! My Gerbil (3 – 6 moths), Pregnant, and female, seems to be having some slight problems. She is bleeding in her anus (butt – hole), and a dark red blob (small) seems to be stuck in her anus, and is not budging. She is acting normal, eating normally, and all that. Does this have something to do with her pregnancy? Will she be okay? Someone please tell me… I don’t want to lose her and her babies 🙁 🙁
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Anonymous she needs a VET.
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Kayla-lynn Doherty Take her to the vet sweetie! No matter if it’s an animal or person, bleeding from the butt isn’t good.. It could be many things, but with her being pregnant, you need to get her to the vet ASAP.
Sending healing vibes, and prayers your way.
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Shiria She definitly needs a vet. If it really is her anus it maybe is her colon portruding. She needs an emergency vet. It also could be because of her pregnancy, that she tries to push to hard. If so she also needs an emergency vet.
No matter the cause, she can die without treatment.
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Anonymous vet time. don’t delay with infected eyes, which is what may be the case here.
My Rabbit Died And He Had Blood Coming From His Nose And He Had A…
My rabbit died and he had blood coming from his nose and he had a cut on his ear before
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Alex deldge Please someone
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Alex deldge Im consered if I can get sick and how he died
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Alex deldge Argh
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Alex deldge So many people are coming on can someone help???
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Marshmallow The Rabbit It could possibly be VHD. It could also be a serious infection or something.
I Had A 6 Year Old Female Rabbit. The Day We Noticed These Symptoms Was…
I had a 6 year old female rabbit. The day we noticed these symptoms was the day we had to put her down unfortunately. When we saw her she was holding her head up constantly and only one side of her nose was twitching which wasn’t twitching properly in itself. She didn’t eat a single thing or drink anything that day despite our attempts. I called her and she was all over the place trying to walk, not steady at all, she was staying in one position. Once I lifted her up I noticed blood spots on her bottom but there didn’t seem to be any in the litter tray. Very lethargic and not responding to anything. As I said, I made the choice to have her put down. The vet did say she felt masses in the abdomen on her initial examination but we didn’t find out what was actually wrong. Any suggestions or answers would be much appreciated!
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Kelly Furgason Hi Beth,
I’m sorry for the loss of your rabbit.
It’s very hard to say what may have been wrong with your rabbit. Since you said your vet did feel masses, I’d tend to believe that was most likely the cause of her having these issues. Most likely if she felt masses, there may have been other issues as well that she just couldn’t see or feel. She could have had a mass rupture internally and that may have caused her odd head symptoms and lack of wanting to eat.Rabbits of course need to constantly eat or else their digestive symptoms start to shut down so once she’s to the point of not eating then it’s usually a downhill battle. It would have been interesting to get a necropsy done on her, but that would have been costly depending on your vet. Some vets will do it for free just for learning purposes.
Again, very sorry for your loss.
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Beth Farrar Thank you for the reply 🙂
If he actually eats it rather than just shreds it, it could make him sick. I think that’s what killed my childhood guinea pig – he was eating everything in sight. I think I’d switch to some heavy-duty unbreakable glass bowl instead or something that is safe and cannot be eaten.
He/she may be missing some minerals.