What do you do if your rabbit is dying?

Answer 1

You should take your rabbit to a vet annually for a physical exam, diagnostic testing, and possibly shots (depending on where you live). Older, pregnant, and outdoor rabbits, and rabbits with health concerns, should see a vet more regularly.

You should also take your rabbit to a vet when he is unwell. Signs that you should go could be: your rabbit refuses to eat for more that one or two days; he does not move and/or looks very tired; he grinds his teeth loudly for no apparent reason; you find an abscess anywhere on the body; he broke a bone; etc. When in doubt, please call your rabbit-savvy vet and ask him or consult reference books on rabbit health.

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Answer 2

well i would take it to the vet if it has stopped eating for at-least 72 hour maybe 12 more or try it on different food if you try and give your rabbit a unusual food like bread or apple maybe cabbage that would be good. It could be that the rabbit is pregnant or dehydrated which could lead to being ill or a step from dieing but that would be a little bit to far for it to die from dehydrated

also I would try bottled water or in a bottle

Answer 3

Take your rabbit to a rabbit-savvy veterinarian immediately.

Answer 4

See a rabbit-savvy veterinarian. You can find one near you by searching the web for vets treating exotic animals.

Answer 5

I think they dont move at all and that they act or wird!

Answer 6

give it Healthy food and water if every thing is the same the next day take it to the vet

Answer 7

Take him/her to the vet...