I tried to do a search for this, but I can’t figure out how to search a topic in this group. Floppy is a 5 1/2 rescued neutered male of some giant mixture with helicopter or airplane ears.(They go in

There are plenty of reasons for cataracts to develop other than E. cuniculi. E. cuniculi cataracts are characteristic, and an experienced vet ophthalmologist can tell the difference between those and

My son lives in China and his five year old rabbit is thriving. i believe that I can't send photos to etherbun, but I would be delighted to send a couple to individuals. This rabbit has personality, c

Hello! We have a lop (Piper) that is about two years old. In the past four months or so, she has developed these thick tufts of hair that stick out to the sides of her feet. It almost looks like a tuf

Ten y/o Pippi has developing OA through hips, knees, hocks, and one therapeutic her vet mentioned is Adequan. Used that years ago, then disc'd when it was in short supply. Is Adequan still considered

We've all hear the 85% chance of developing uterine cancer by age three for bunnies. A few years back, some of us thought it would be a good idea to find the source of that number, since the House Rab

Hello bunny-lovers, I have two beautiful buns who stay inside the house. My neighbor has two bunnies that she lets roam around the neighborhood : ( I noticed that one of the bunnies has a HUGE infecti

Monty is a good girl, not a good boy. I brought Monty to the vet this week due to a concern about a watery eye, and the vet did a full exam from head to toe, and discovered that there was never a neut

Can anyone confirm for me something I read yesterday – that a rabbit’s nipples are only visible if she is pregnant?

Dear Etherbun Community, First, apologies for the lack of communication. Other things intervene - Real life, holidays, and of course.... inertia. We are thrilled to report that as of Nov 7, 2020 the c

"Our rabbits have morphed!" Or, more precisely, we have morphed them. 🙁 Dana Dana Krempels, PhD Senior Lecturer Department of Biology University of Miami

https://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2021/02/05/domestic-rabbit.aspx? Story at a glance: Recent studies reveal that domestication appears to have altered the brain architecture of

Dear Etherbun Community, As you know, due to negative changes at Yahoo Groups we moved Etherbun to the new platform, Groups.io. After a year of experience with it, most if not all of us agree that Gro

One 10 y/o bunny is developing a pink hock so while we investigate that medically I need to review current and choice methods of comfortable, durable (heh heh), wrapping to forestall deterioration. I

Has anyone ever seen a rabbit lift his leg to pee? I was reading the “ask a vet” section on Oxbow’s website. The vet was talking about litter training. He said, “ If they happen to lift their leg or “

No, bunnies don't lift their legs to pee. That vet must be a dog vet masquerading as a rabbit vet! 😆😆😆 Dana Dana Krempels, PhD Senior Lecturer Department of Biology University of Miami

In case you feed butternut squash to your rabbits, be aware there are recalls in US markets ... https://efoodalert.com/2021/01/20/recalls-and-alerts-january-17-20-2021/ Listeria the culprit this time.

Coming soon: https://store.usps.com/store/product/buy-stamps/brush-rabbit-S_740304 It's the 20 cent additional ounce stamp, not the first class Forever rate, but still ... nice to use. Lovely art, pen

Hello. My 4 YO mini rex has bladder stones. He had the majority of them flushed out today, and I want to do everything possible to make sure they don’t return, if I can. I have looked around for vario

Hi Folks We rescued 2 buns. Long story, They're flemmies and about 9/10lbs (for adoption too) Treated them for coccidia and giardia. We knocked out the coccidia but the retest shows the below for Giar