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No, it's not rare at all, in fact GI stasis is common for rabbits. For the most part, however, it can be easily avoided: just take good care of your rabbit.
Good care means:
- Give your bunny the right diet, especially lots of hay
- Give your bunny enough activity and fitness every day - provide fun toys, and play with her
- Minimise stress in your bunny's life
- Treat any illnesses, injuries, or other health problems immediately, with a vet - untreated, ALL health problems lead to GI stasis
- Brush your bunny when he's moulting (or more often, if he's a long-haired breed), and keep his habitat clean so he doesn't ingest much fur
- Don't let your bunny eat carpet, blankets, fresh corn, rubber, cat litter, or ANYTHING that might cause a gut obstruction
- etc. See the related questions below for more info and links.
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What happens if rabbits eat lot of tomato?
Tomato is a good treat for rabbits, but too much can make it sick. A bite or two of tomato is enough.If a rabbit eats too much of any kind of treat, it can go into GI stasis, which means the digestive system shuts down. Without help from a vet with rabbit experience, a rabbit in GI stasis will die.There's two different reasons that treats can lead to GI stasis. One reason is that a sugar spike in the diet can cause gas. Gas is really painful for rabbits, and in response they often hide and stop eating. When they stop eating (for any reason), rabbits go into GI stasis.Another reason is that all those treats can spoil the rabbit's appetite for hay. Hay is good for rabbits because it's really high in fiber, and really low in sugar, protein, and fat. Fiber keeps the rabbit's digestion moving. If a rabbit doesn't eat enough hay, it can go into GI stasis.See the related questions below for more information and links.
How long can the Japanese amami rabbit live for?
The average lifespan of a rabbit is 10 to 12 years. However, the Japanese amami rabbit is very rare, and little is actually known about it. The University of Michigan's Museum of Zoology says that the lifespan of this rabbit is actually unknown. See the related link for known information.
What does it mean when a rabbit has a runny poo?
Yes, If you change any rabbits food too quickly they will have dirroreah. The food should be slowly mixed over a month Why do you have a wild rabbit captive?? Wild rabbits are free to eat EVERYTHING they need when they are free. In captivity they are dependent on you to figure out what they need. Even if you are feeding them the correct feed your wild rabbit will probably still have diarrhea because it is stressed out. Captivity doesn't set well with any wild animal.
What should you do if there are no rabbit vets in your area and your rabbit is not eating pellets or using the bathroom and has only had a small amount of celery in over 24 hours?
Rabbits, just like cats, can get hairballs. Unfortunately, unlike cats they cannot regurgitate (vomit) so the hairballs can sometimes cause a blockage. These blockages can be fatal unless treated aggressively.GI Stasis: When a rabbit isn't using the litter box and isn't eating, that means he's in GI stasis. GI stasis is fatal. Hairball blockages is one possible cause but there are many possible reasons why this might be happening. Without vet care your rabbit will probably not survive.To help your rabbit you need to treat the GI stasis, and whatever caused the GI stasis may be a separate problem also needing treatment (for example, dental disease).Treating GI stasis involves pain medications, gut motility medications, hand-feeding (aka force-feeding), subcutaneous fluids, and regular belly massage; enemas may also help. Digestive surgery is often too much for a rabbit to recover from and is only a final option. Vets need to be careful with medications because many that are safe for cats/dogs are dangerous for rabbits.If your rabbit needs medical help and there are no rabbit specialist vets in your area: your only option is to find a cat/dog vet willing to try. This vet should go online and maybe call up other vets to figure out what to do. Two excellent websites that vets can use are MediRabbit (lots of technical info about drugs, procedures, etc) and H.A.R.E. Rabbit Health Central (articles written by a professional). See links below.
If a rabbit gets soaked will it die?
Yes, a rabbit can get sick and die from getting soaked in water. The rabbit might get hypothermia from being wet; or it could go into shock or GI stasis from being highly stressed - any of these situations could lead to death if the rabbit isn't quickly treated by a vet with experience and knowledge in treating rabbits. See the related questions below for help.
How do you level up in yu gi oh gx tagforce?
if you go on to pda and statis it will show you your esp and to make it go up just battle
Is the Yu-Gi-Oh card cyber jar rare?
its a rare a super rare and a parallel rare
What is the Cherokee word for rabbit?
tsi-s-du
About rare Yu-Gi-Oh cards?
what about them?
How rare is the LOB-E005 Yu-Gi-Oh card?
its pretty rare
What to do if your rabbit doestnt want to eat?
Take him to see a vet. He may have GI statis. This is very dangerous in rabbits. If they don't eat, their digestive tract slows down and can be fatal. Sorry, don't mean to be alarming. But if your sure its not because he's changed his food, or he's not getting time to eat (because your playing with him/disturbing him), then get him to a vets asap
Is a rabbit rare or not?
depends where you live
What does statis mean?
Statis means not moving for a period of time or the state something is in when it doesn't change.
How much is the dark rabbit Yu-Gi-Oh?
normally around 20c
What is an ultra rare yu-gi-oh?
A hard to find card for yu gi oh. Google... seriously.
How can you tell a Yu-Gi-Oh card is rare?
its shiney
Will a rabbit eat insects?
my rabbit has eaten bugs on a few rare occasions but it will not do them any harm .:)
