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How can you tell if a lop ear rabbit is sick Can lop ear rabbits have stomach aches My rabbit sits all day cause' he's to weak to bring himself up?
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∙ 15y ago
bring him to a vet immmediatly its more than a stomach ache which they rarely get.
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What one fruit can give rabbits tummy upsets or tummy aches?
I Think Its Bananna.
Can horses eat raw pears?
yes pears and other fresh, clean, fruits are a good treat for horses. a few thin slices with no seeds will do the trick. just not to much because horses that aren't used to eating that can get stomach aches.
How many stomach cavities does a cow have?
In it's life? Hopefully never. The only stomach aches that a cow or any other bovine have the potential of having is from bloat or acidosis, both of which involve switching a bovine's diet to higher-quality feed much too quickly, causing gas build-up or pH levels to decrease drastically, respectively.
Feed your three week old rabbit formula?
List of Plants that Rabbits Can EatHere are the vegetables that they can eat: alfalfa, radish, clover sprouts, basil, beet green tops, Bok Choy, broccoli, brussel sprouts, carrot, carrot tops, celery, cilantro, clover, collard greens, dandelion greens, flowers, endive, escarole, green peppers, kale, mint, mustard greens, parsley, green pea pods, peppermint leaves, radicchio, radish tops, raspberry leaves, romaine lettuce, spinach, watercress, wheat grass. Now here are some fruits: apple (remove stem and seeds), blueberries, melon, orange (include the peel), papaya, peach, pear, pineapple, plums, raspberries, strawberries. You can find hay and just rabbit food at your local Martins or pet store. If you have any poison problems call like your rabbit ate an unsafe plant please call 1-888-426-4435 for help! More fresh leafy greens that rabbits can eat: cucumber leaves, mache, red or green leaf lettuce, romaine lettuce, spring greens, chicory, fennel tops, borage leaves, dill, blackberry leaves and stems, strawberry leaves, sage, lemon balm, marjoram, savory, Russian comfrey, boston lettuce, lovage, oregano, thyme, cilantro, chervil, tarragon; wild plants: plantain, thistle, chickweed, bramble leaves, shepherd's purse, goutweed, butterbur, cow parsnip (hogweed), coltsfoot, goosegrass, hawkweed, heather, hedge parsley, knotgrass, nipplewort, yarrow, salad burnet (small burnet), dock; crucifers: arugula (aka rocket), turnip greens, yu choy, rapini leaves (a.k.a. broccoli rabe/rape), kohlrabi greens, mizuna (Chinese greens), chard, cauliflower leavesMore Important DetailsThe plants listed above are all good for rabbits, but you should know more about them: 3 months old is a perfect time to introduce "salad" (fresh, dark, leafy greens) into your bunny's diet! Before 3 months of age, fresh greens can make bunnies sick. At this age, the salad should be small - less than 1/2 ounce, or 1/3 of a cup. (At 7 months you can start increasing the salad portion until, at 1 year, the rabbit is eating adult portions.)Whenever you introduce a new food to your rabbit, be careful. Sudden changes to a rabbit's diet can cause illness. Stick to one new plant at a time, and wait a week or so before trying a new plant. Start small (a single bite), and increase portion size gradually. Watch for signs of illness (see related question below for details).Be careful with cruciferous veggies. Many of the veggies listed above are crucifers (like bok choy, broccoli, kale, and others). Crucifers can cause gas in rabbits, and gas can be very serious, even leading to deadly illness (GI stasis). Bell peppers can also cause gas.Be careful with lettuces. Too much can lead to diarrhoea.Be careful with plants high in protein (like alfalfa, clover). They're great for rabbits younger than a year, but adult rabbits should only eat them as a treat because too much protein can lead to illness.Wait until the bunny is 6 months old before introducing "treats." Any fruit and non-leafy vegetable (like carrots, pea pods, etc.) is considered a treat because it's relatively high in starch/sugar, and too much can make a rabbit sick. A healthy treat portion is no more than 2 tablespoons per day for a healthy, 6 pound rabbit. Commercial rabbit treats, and whole grains (like oat groats - this is NOT the same as oatmeal or processed grains), should also be kept away until about 6 months. (Many vets advise skipping these unhealthy foods entirely, though.)Aside from salad, a 3-month old rabbit should have unlimited access to pellets, hay, and water. The hay can be alfalfa or a timothy-alfalfa mix. At 7 months, you can start transitioning the rabbit to an adult diet, which means only grass hay (like timothy - no alfalfa), and limited pellet portions (which depends on the weight of the rabbit).See the related questions below for more details about a healthy rabbit diet.
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body aches, swollen lymph nodes, headache, fever, fatigue and occasionally a sore throat
What are the symptoms for corn allergies?
Head aches, stomach aches, exzema
Does soda relieve stomach aches?
No.
Is it normal for a pregnant woman to have stomach aches?
Stomach aches is not normal but abdominal pains yes it is and only during the first trimester.
Is chocolate good for stomach aches?
Yes DARK chocolate is good for your stomach!
Why do I wake up more often when I have my period?
Because you have tummy aches. REPLY: I don't get stomach aches.
Are really bad stomach aches a sign of pregnancy?
No
Can bunnies eat bamboo?
Yes, bananas are very nutritious for domestic rabbits. Bananas contain many minerals and nutrients such as fiber, natural sugar, a tiny amount protein, vitamin A, calcium, vitamin C, and iron.However, do not give your rabbit too much bananas or it will get stomach aches. Only give it as a treat, because rabbits love bananas!
Do saltines help with stomach aches?
no! it actually makes it worse!
What does j'ai mal au ventre mean?
My stomach aches
What one fruit can give rabbits tummy upsets or tummy aches?
I Think Its Bananna.
Why do you get stomach aches?
I’ll tell you why i get them and others Maybe be food poisning Something bad u ate rotten 3.mold visit doctor Toxins entered ur body 5.born with mild stomach aches Throwing up without hurtful pains just ur stomach 7.adbomen 8.mindful confusion
Which part of our body aches when we don't eat for a long time?
stomach
