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BINKYBUNNY FORUMS > BEHAVIOR > Send Bailey more healing vibes!
Last Post by BB at 09/14/2007 10:14 PM (40 Replies)
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User is Offline Gravehearted
Campbell, CA
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09/02/2007 06:15 PM
Sending healing wishes Bailey's way - any update on her condition?
~ bunny mom to to HRH Hareiette, Viktor the crazy Krum and Pandora, prima binky ballerina ~ Save a life, Adopt!

User is Offline lygray
El Paso, Tx
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09/08/2007 10:16 PM
Awww, poor baby! I hope she will get better and soon. I can only imagine what she feels and how hard it is to see it day to day. I will pray and send all love to Bailey.

User is Offline BB
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09/08/2007 11:04 PM
Well, I'm sad to report that she just seems to be getting slowly weaker again. She has an appointment again on Monday to do blood tests etc. I have started doing a particualr t-touch metho on her recommended by Dr. Harvey, as well as some physical therapy to help prevent her muscles from stiffening up. It helps at the time to get her moving, but each day, it's like starting over again to loosen her muscles and get her more active. On Monday, I will also be discussing acupuncture with the vet and set up an appointment if necessary.

I've made soft ramps to help her up to her litterbox, because she stopped using it as much. It is hard to watch her struggle to scratch her ears, she usually just shakes her head. She had regained her ability to scratch her own ears, but now she can't anymore.

e.cuniculi sucks!

User is Offline cookie627
Naperville, IL
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09/09/2007 07:35 AM
Oh poor baby!!!!!!!!! me and cookie send lots of healing vibes!!!!!!
(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((healing vibes))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
My adorable baby
Cookie 1 year old

User is Offline Scarlet_Rose
Colorado
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09/09/2007 02:27 PM

I am so sorry to hear about Bailey.  e. cuniculi is an awful thing for a bunny to contract.  I am sending more healing vibes her way and also am keeping you in my thoughts BB. If you need anything, don't hesitate to ask. Has Dr. Harvey suggested using an echinacea & goldenseal tincture or have you tried it? At one time I know that used to be a treatment the shelter here used along with the medication prescribed by the vet. I know you've been through a lot of things to help Bailey out, I do not recall what all has been done over the years, so please forgive me if my memory is not as good as it used to be.


User is Offline Gravehearted
Campbell, CA
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09/09/2007 10:08 PM
oo I'm so sad to hear that Bailey isn't getting stronger :-( I really hope they will have some good suggestions for you tomorrow at the vet. Are you going to have to travel down to Chabold now that Dr Harvey isn't at VCA anymore?
~ bunny mom to to HRH Hareiette, Viktor the crazy Krum and Pandora, prima binky ballerina ~ Save a life, Adopt!

User is Offline DAWN
Perth, Western Australia
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09/09/2007 10:38 PM

Sweet BB .... Oh geeezzz your poor lil putzy fur face ... sorry to hear Bailey babe is not well again.  Give her lotsa cuddles from myself and my four furry faces .

Get well SOOOOOOONNNNNNN Bailey Girl.

Dawn xx


User is Offline Spacehopper
Buckinhamshire - UK
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09/10/2007 02:10 AM
Bailey Bum, get better soon, Brian Bumstar needs his american relatives all happy and tip toppety, and Miss Bettie Bean sends Bailey a - leap about a bit, dive under the nose, and flop out next to - HUGE bit of bunny love! (it's the best kind!!)
Never regret anything that once made you smile! :-)

User is Offline medinaserpa
Philomath, OR
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09/13/2007 12:52 PM

what is that? I have never heard of it. What does it do to them and how do you know if they have it? Connor has a head tilt but the vet said it was probally from being blind.


User is Offline cookie627
Naperville, IL
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09/14/2007 04:53 PM
How is Bailey doing?
My adorable baby
Cookie 1 year old

User is Offline BB
San Francisco Area
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09/14/2007 10:14 PM
Thanks everyone for your continued support! Her tests came back with no major problems to her organs (due to the meds), but we'll need to test again in a month. My husband is in charge of her care right now while I am out of town, but the day before I left, she seemed to be a bit stronger, so maybe all the PT and massages are helping.

I'll keep you updated.

mediserpa - e.cuniculi is an incurable parasitic disease that affects a bunny's nervous system, brain, and/or kidneys. One of every four rabbits are tested positive though not all will develop symptoms. Testing positive doesn't mean a rabbit has it, just means a rabbit has been exposed - only time willl tell if it actually contracted it. Symptoms very from rabbit to rabbit. Some get head tilt, some get hind quarter paralysis or full blown paralysis. I noticed Bailey getting weaker, and so I have done everything I could to prevent it from getting worse.

Head tilt can happen for many other reasons too, but if you are worried, you can always have your bunny tested, and treated with drugs that are supposed to help kill off the parasites (sometimes with great results long term or short term - again how a bunny responds is also individual.)
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