Sneezing in rabbits
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My eyes are usually bad but for some reason this year its all about the sneezing. I have my appointment next monday but i dont know if i can wait that long to ask what i can take for them. Is there anything at all i can use for nasal allergies? I feel like im dying from these sneeze attacks ive been having.
Ashley, tooth decay is cavities. I'm sorry, I was only joking with you. Your rabbit won't get tooth decay from not cutting its nails. I don't think you have to worry about cutting the rabbit's nail. They live in the wild without anyone tending to their nails so the little guy should be fine. I was just joking with you about the tooth decay.
Take care, Ashley.
Your bunny may have a corneal ulcer, conjunctivitis, a foreign body in the eye, or other eye infection. He may also have an ear infection in the corresponding ear. If he has an ear infection which is painful or itchy, he could have accidently scratched his eye while trying to scratch his ear. Or, if the infection is just in the eye (with no ear involvement) the eye could have been itchy or painful and scratching could make it worse by introducing additional bacteria or irritants.
Does anyone know of a vet that will spay a female bunny for an affodable rate in the DFW Metroplex? I have pnly found one clinic that will spay,and they want almost $300 for it.
Yes, it is bad. The internal parasites that ivermectin protects against, while of some concern, are not the real problem here. Wild rabbits carry a number of bacteria and organisms that can cause lots of problems for pet dogs and cats. Wild rabbits can carry leptospirosis, toxoplasmosis, and several other diseases that your dog can contract from eating their feces.
I would assume that since spending 10 years with rabbits without issues, I would be fine with guinea pigs, too. The rabbits have always lived in my bedroom, cages are regularly cleaned, at least twice if not thrice a week. I use kitty litter for them. Same as with the guinea pigs. The cages are washed and cleaned regularly. So, I'm wondering; is what I'm experiencing a flat out allergic reaction to the guinea pigs?
Rabbits urinate large amounts of calcium. A rabbits body can form stones from the calcium that is held in the bladder prior to urination. If the stones become large enough they can block the urethra, similar to the kind of blockage that occurs in male cats. This kind of blockage can cause death within 24 hours if not relieved.
Another possibility is gastrointestinal obstruction by a hairball. Hairballs in rabbits can also be deadly due to stasis of the digestive tract.
Im allergic to all kinds of stuff outside like pollen and mold, and also mosqitos, dogs, cats, and rabbits. im probably allergic to more than that, and just dont know it. I also hav asthma. Im around dogs all the time, but I have never actually gotten welts or anything, only sneezing and stuff like that. I considered mosquito bites, but all of the welts are on one side of my face and all over the side of my neck. And I rarely get bitten on the face by mosquitos anyway.
The urine you describe is normal, because rabbits pass a very concentrated urine that is high in calcium. Because of the high solute composition of their urine, rabbits can get urinary tract infections.
Males have testicles, unless they have been neutered. They are elongated tubular structures that lie along the sides of the hind-end of the belly. You may not be able to see or feel the testicles because male rabbit's can pull the testicles up into the body cavity.
If given a choice of rabbit mixes, rabbits will often pick out foods high in carbohydrates, high in simple sugars and high in fat, these foods are often extremely low in fibre. Thus they will select foods like grain, nuts, and cereal over more fibrous foods like hay. Indigestible fibre and size of the food play a big role in aiding digestion and the abrasive nature aids in the maintenance of the continuously growing cheek teeth.
yes it is very safe for rabbits as well as cats....I will look up all the dosing info for you within the hour...
I have rabbits and have been around them my whole pregnancy. My Dr knows I have them and has never said a thing about it so I'm going to say its just fine.
My daughter has had a cold for two days and after that she started getting blood in her snot while sneezing. Now, she is even getting blood in snot when she is spitting the snot from her nose. Is this normal? She recently turned 12 years old. I am worried. Please answer if you have experienced the same thing.
I had two miscarriages. One I had sore boobs the other no symptoms. We were like rabbits all month. My abdomen is sore but my boyfriend says its just from having so much sex. I am supposed to start in a couple days.
I have suffered with allergies for about 15 years, mostly occasional sneezing and itchy skin when in contact with some cats. The main problem is a blocked up nose, I have had allergy testing which confirm allergies to cats, dogs and rabbits, and a mild allergy to pollen. I have also have asthma which is under control. I have used various anti-histimines and nasal steroid sprays with some success.
I was wondering if getting hiccups every time after eating is normal, and I also find myself sneezing several times in the day yet Im not sick. Also, when do you start feeling your baby move/kick? sometimes it feels like a movement but not entirely sure, more like ants. I find myself feeling more sick in the afternoons now than ever. TMI, but do any of you ladies find yourself having horrible gas?
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