We have rabbits for meat and our dog got let out, not by us, when the door to the shed that they live in right now was open. The following are some of the more common signs and symptoms:The causes for vertebral fracture and luxation are varied and may include:Because there are several possible causes for weakness and/or paralysis of the hind limbs, your veterinarian will most likely use differential diagnosis. Don’t have a vet? You will need to begin by providing a thorough history of your rabbit's health leading up to the onset of symptoms. If this is similar to what is going on with your rabbit - I wouldn't worry as long as she isn't bleeding profusely. We are very grateful to members who take time to answer other members questions, but please do be clear in your replies that you are sharing personal experience and not giving instructions on what RCVS Certificate and Diploma Holder in Zoological MedicineBut she can't see a vet until today. So wouldn't it make sense to "mount" the toe together w/ the other toes until she can see a vet?RCVS Certificate and Diploma Holder in Zoological Medicine It is on his back paw. They can also be affected by ringworm and infections. Rabbits can be affected by parasites, and the fleas might be causing him to pull the hair out in those patches. The quick was sticking out and there was no nail left on it, the nail was on the ground and I looked and there was a hollow place inside where the quick fit. Even if you are able to provide home care for your rabbit, activity is often limited to bed rest only.
Rabbits will groom themselves regularly, though they cannot vomit like cats, so they are susceptible to hairballs if they swallow too much hair. Please could you give me some advice as to what I should do. Your rabbit will need to be kept still while it recovers from its injury, with frequent turning to prevent bed sores from forming on the skin (a condition caused by the body lying in one position for too long). Removing loose hairs will help prevent your rabbit from choking. If you have a problem registering or accessing an exiting account please Please keep in mind that posts on this forum are from members of the public sharing personal opinions. Most rabbits will require hand-feeding during this time, until they are able to feed themselves again.Your veterinarian may also find it appropriate to prescribe a Antibiotics are only advised if secondary infections are present, as their use can be controversial due to secondary complications that have been associated with their use.A type of paralysis that may be only slight; affects the way that an animal is able to moveThe fourth in a sequence of fused vertebrae near the A medical condition; implies that the patient is unable to control their urination.Inducing death on an animal or putting them to sleepAny substance known to eliminate feeling; usually applied during a painful medical procedure. A medical exam is necessary for an accurate diagnosis, without which appropriate treatment cannot be given.
The information is not intended to diagnose or treat your pet. I let my rabbit out of his cage and onto the floor. Rabbits do not have canine teeth as in cats, dogs, ferrets and hedgehogs. Rabbits have incisor and cheek teeth. The teeth of the rabbit are heterodont and diphydont. Normally, rabbits have very strong hind legs, which they use for hopping. Heterodont teeth are simply teeth of different types, as opposed to teeth of the same type, called homodont. Going to take her to the vets first thing tommorrow, has this ever happened to anybody else? Check out VET RESOURCES. The cheek teeth include both premolars and molars. View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Warren Veteran Join Date Jan 2009 Location Planet Zuberon Posts 5,730.
and some how bit three of them pretty bad, but only their feet, we have wire floors and we let the poop drop down in to bin that we then put in our compost. Home care will require making sure that the bedding is frequently changed, and a careful diet that is structured to prevent the rabbit from becoming cachectic (a wasting of the body that is caused by loss of appetite).
Last edited by Becky:); 27-04-2009 at 12:18 PM. After brushing, you may notice small tufts of fur sticking out of the coat.