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HouseBun is a moderated list to discuss the health, care and behavior of House rabbits (only). This is not a "chatty" list as there are other lists to handle those posts.

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Re: Loss of Appetite in Bun - what could it be? How is your bunny doing? I've had the start of wool block with my two angora bunnies a few times over the almost 5 years I've had them. I've always been able Posted - Thu May 24, 2012 2:45 pm	jeziahan Offline Send Email
Re: Bunny not Eating I agree that you should take her to a good rabbit vet asap. It could be a dental problem, or it could be stasis. Better safe than sorry... Good luck! Marina Posted - Tue May 22, 2012 8:37 pm	Marina Drake soulever2003 Offline Send Email
Re: Loss of Appetite in Bun - what could it be? my 8-yr old senior bunny had a similar problem last week. he totally went off his veggies and hay and decided to eat only pellets. the vet found a loose molar Posted - Mon May 21, 2012 2:11 pm	bigbunny9b Offline Send Email
Re: Loss of Appetite in Bun - what could it be? I would get her to a rabbit-savvy vet ASAP, in case it's the beginning of stasis. Peggy [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Posted - Mon May 21, 2012 2:11 pm	Peggy Kern kernsac Offline Send Email
Re: Loss of Appetite in Bun - what could it be? Please take her to a rabbit-savvy vet on Monday. In my household (all lops) this is usually a sign of molar spurs which are especially common in lops and dwarf Posted - Sun May 20, 2012 4:49 am	Kathy Smith krsbunny Offline Send Email
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