Why I'd rabbit carrying a mouth full of hay?

[ChocolateMouse]

She is a out door rabbit I do not know the name of the brand of food but her breed is a herlaqion

You should look at what brand of food she is eating and let us know. Make sure she gets a lot of hay and fresh water right now. Is she outdoors with access to the ground or in a hutch or cage off of the ground?

 

[Birdsong 82]

And when you go to the vet right down the name of her food and even A sample of her poop in a plastic bag might help

 

[chickenmama109]

You should look at what brand of food she is eating and let us know. Make sure she gets a lot of hay and fresh water right now. Is she outdoors with access to the ground or in a hutch or cage off of the ground?

She is in a hutch off the ground but she goes in a play pen everyday for one to two hours a day and in that time she in o. The ground I will go see what the brand of food she eats is

 

[ChocolateMouse]

Ok, if she's on the ground occasionally you may get lucky and have an easy to treat parasite that can be ID'd through a fecal test - still urgent and potentially life threatening but less difficult to test and treat. If you're unlucky you may have something that requires radiology and that's expensive.

Definitely bring a fresh fecal sample to the vet. Best way to do this is clean her cage 24 hours before the vet appt. and then you know any poops you find are fresh for the vet to run testing on. Put them in a small tupperware container to bring to the vet and they should be able to test it for a wide variety of parasites.

 

[Birdsong 82]

And I was wondering is she active at all? Or she kind of frozen in place?

 

[chickenmama109]

Ok, if she's on the ground occasionally you may get lucky and have an easy to treat parasite that can be ID'd through a fecal test - still urgent and potentially life threatening but less difficult to test and treat. If you're unlucky you may have something that requires radiology and that's expensive.

Definitely bring a fresh fecal sample to the vet. Best way to do this is clean her cage 24 hours before the vet appt. and then you know any poops you find are fresh for the vet to run testing on. Put them in a small tupperware container to bring to the vet and they should be able to test it for a wide variety of parasites.

I just gave her some celery and she is eating it. I will try and get a cet appointment today but if I cant i might not be able to take her tell Tuesday is this too late

 

[chickenmama109]

And I was wondering is she active at all? Or she kind of frozen in place?

She is moving a little but pretty much just sitting there

 

[chickenmama109]

I will go get a pic for yall

 

[chickenmama109]

Here she is. She was eating her ce

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[Birdsong 82]

She is a beauty. Wish she was feeling better. But a fecal float may be the only way to get an answer. My rabbit was just frozen in place one night and was in patiently waiting for the vet to open the next morning but unfortunately passed in the waiting room. But she didn’t have the same symptoms as yours does thankfully but I would agree that a fecal float would be the first order of business