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Rabbit problem
Hello sir I have a female rabbit of age 2 years approx
For 2 days she stopped eating, and her poop and urine is also stopped
She is very very inactive and weak
We consult a vet and he suggest to give her rumen fs, ryntac syrup, and liv52 syrup
Her boating is decreasing with time and we force feed her coriander leaves paste
But today we noticed her anus has a little swelling
So I was asking is her swelling of anus and gut problem is related or not
And is it fetal or not
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Hi it can be related but nothing can be said for sure without physical examination or some video or pic
It might be rectal prolapse as well
Next Steps
continue with the syrups prescribed earlier
In addition take 1 tablet of flagyl 200, 1 pinch of darolac sachet and 1/4th tablet of vitamin C 500 mg and dissolve it in small cup of water
use a syringe and feed this solution to rabbit @ 2 ml thrice daily for 3 days
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Dr. Deepak Tulpule
Veterinary Physician
29 yrs exp
Pune
Thank you for your question! Swelling around Anus is not usually fatal but if she refuses to eat it is definitely something serious . An in person examination will be the best way to assess her condition and clear your doubts . Wishing her a speedy recovery
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