I was reading in my computer chair. There was a thrashing in his pen. At first I thought he was barreling around, but the length of it attracted my attention and he was writhing on his side spastically as before. There's no doubt in my mind that it was a seizure, if there had been before. He was near the pen gate while it was going on, I grabbed a blanket, wrapped his suddenly limp body - i thought he had died - in it and brought him to my chest. I was standing up, stroking his head while he wheezed rapidly watching his nose twitch up and down. The seizure had lasted about 10 seconds before I dropped the blanket over him and he lay still.  I just stroked his forehead over and over while he panted or wheezed audibly until at last he stretched his head to look around in my arms.  I took a chance that he was recovered and set him back in his pen. He hopped around and hopped into his bed tunnel and lie down but seemed restless, he got up and hopped around, he repeated this  a few times unable to keep still until now at last he is resting quietly in his bed tunnel and maybe sleeping.  Thanks for being there...

Definitely sounds like Buddie needs to see a vet- if he has another episode before you are able to get him into the vet ASAP- if you have the ability to video record it-  I would do so- so the vet can SEE the behavior exactly.  It would be helpful but not necessary.

 It definitely sounds like a seizure. I'm so sorry, they can be very scary. I had a rabbit with suspected neurological problems that would have seizures. He had to be rushed to the Emergency Vet one night while having a grand mal seizure he wouldn't come out of. That night he passed away, he didn't get to even have his first birthday. So I agree with everyone else that he needs to see a vet. The mistake I made with my rabbit was not keeping records of when he had his seizures, how long they lasted, and any triggers that may have happened that day. This is all important information for the vet. Also, to do thorough testing to rule out parasites or chemical imbalance that may be causing them.

Sending healing vibes to Buddie. 

I feel your pain. Unfortunately, my only ONE experience with a bunny, Mrs. Boo, who had a seizure but when it was over, she stiffened up and passed away.  It was devastating.  I hope and pray that your Buddie improves with no more of those awfully terrorifying seizures. I am curious to hear what your vet has to say.

I am so sorry to hear this happened to him again.   OH gosh.   Keep us updated.  

>> I pray for you who have seen your bunnies gone over the Rainbow Bridge because of them. I know how agonizing it is to lose somebunny you love.

         lashkay, thank you for these kind words. On a personal level, they did help.  I'm the one who wrote earlier that the outcome with my precious little girl was she just seized and passed immediately.  It  was agonizing....... Just hope she's with her mate,  L.G. now.

  Sending positive vibes...and of course a blueberry or two to your Buddie.

I was reading last night about that med. Sometimes given (small doses) for "epilepsy" in rabbits. It's a barbiturate (anti-convulsant and part sedative).

Lashkay, you said Buddies blood panel pre neuter was all fine. Was E.C. tested for? Often the blood test for this can be inconclusive and often there's 2 test done 2 weeks apart. E.C. is one of the top causes for seizures and it's also a parasite that 80% of rabbits can test positive as having been exposed to it. It's commonly treat with Panacur (fenbendazole) and ponazuril has been successful too.

Watching seizures is very hard, i know it, i wish the best to you both!