What color is the snot? Is her breath rattly? Did she have the same snot or any similar discharge when you bought her? Is her poop solid? Is she sneezing? Is she panting? Is she outdoors?
Snuffles can come and go, but it usually sticks around for a spell. Sounds like she may have just gotten something in her nose like some hay dust, it happens, but if it comes back frequently I would have a culture done.
Hay is important but maybe just give her some alfalfa blocks for now. And the occasional piece of celery so that she has some extra fiber. Hay can be quite dusty and that may be why she was snotty, I would also throw down some wood pellets like they use in horse stalls to keep down any amonia, and if at all possible I would put a fan up to push air out of the barn.
Kinda clear snot like ours, breathing fine, no snot when I bought her that I noticed, poop is pretty solid maybe a little soft, I havenāt really noticed sneezing, no panting, she is an outdoor rabbit she lives in a shed and on nice days play outside in an exercise pen, yes I bought her from a show rabbit breeder as I will use her for rabbit shows
Also when you say separate her, they are already in a separate cages, should I move her to a different barn?
Does she have hay? Is there very much amonia and dust in the air?
Yes. Submicroscopic pathogens don't respect cage walls.
Yes we quarantined for a little more than a week. Yes I would say itās pretty dusty, but not very much ammonia. Should I remove all of her hay??
I did get another Flemish giant along with the doe but he is just fine
