I think Lulu might have UTI or something wrong with her bladder. Some of you mentioned it before when she was sick. Here is why I think she is sick. She is dribbling pee. She did it twice on the towels next to the water dishes and once in her favorite spot to sit. It could be Mocha but since Lulu was sick and there is pee in her favorite spot to sit I think its her. Although mocha sits their with her sometimes.

So my questions are:

1. Should I take her to the vet?

2. What should I be prepared for/what questions should I ask if I go to the vet.

3. How do I know for "sure" its Lulu

I will probably add more questions soon.

I guess you can't really know for sure if it's Lulu unless you actually see her do it. When I took in Totoro thinking he had a UTI they pushed on his bladder to try to get a sample, he was empty so they kept him over night. The test costed $45. Have you seen other signs of a UTI from Lulu? Like straining to pee? I hope Lulu is okay!!!!

just scanned the condo floor with a flash light to see if there was any other pee spots and i found one. But, i couldnt tell if it was a full pee or just a dribble ( i am pretty sure it was a dribble though because there wasnt much to clean up) also it was right next to the litter box

Edit: What do you guys think I should expect/ ask the vet?

I should really be in bed right now but I couldn't wait to post this. So. I was in bed when I hear someone digging in the litter box. I look down and see mocha digging all his litter to the other side of the box and then pee where there was no litter. So i got up to get some litter to soak up what he just peed when I noticed this.

^ a pile of poo and pee. I haven't ever seen pee this deep of orangeish redish before. I know rabbits pee can vary in color but since there has been dribbling going on I was wondering if there is blood in this urine. I have read you can't always see the blood in urine with the naked eye, but what do you think? I haven't fed her anything different.

This is a close up. The paper towel on the left is the pee I soaked up from Lulu and the paper towel on the right is the pee I soaked up from where mocha peed with no litter. Their is quite a difference. What do you guys think?

I think you should separate them, isolate the bun that is doing it and then take the bun to the vet.
Do you feed the buns a lot of carrots/strawberries or other fruit/veggie that has a lot of beta carotene in it? That could explain why the urine is red, but just in case, I suggest getting the bun to the vet because even if it is just a food coloring problem, it could still be a UTI or something more serious. Better to know than face the worst. :-) Good luck, hope it's nothing!

Hmmm... My babies occasionally wee this colour but they are happy and healthy and it only happens after their carrot treat. 
I'd take the little one to the vet, many will work out a payment plan especially if they know you well but you 'd need to discuss the option with them over the phone before going in.

Hi Sarita,

Thank you, yes.. I was thinking of the wrong person.

Posted By mocha200 on 01/12/2012 12:30 PM
The vet appointment is tomorrow but I am not sure if I should go. She hasn't shown any more signs of UTI. No spotting and no peeing outside of the litter box since before I rearranged their litter box area (now I have two litter boxes side by side so Mocha and Lulu can be in their own litter box). She has been leaving little piles of poop around and I also found some extremely tiny poops! I am wondering if that is just territorial poop (since I rearranged their cage) or if territorial poop can't be that small. If you guys could give me any input that would be great!

I would still bring her in.  Better safe than sorry.

Ever heard the saying an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure?  I'd try and explain to your Mom that if you wait, and it DOES end up being a UTI or something else, and it gets worse, then it'll be more expensive in the longrun.  Best to bring her in and catch anything early.

Hi! I am new to this forums. Thank you for all very useful informations posted. I am just curious if anybody ever fed kefir to rabbits for probiotic. Some articles on the internet says it is beneficial to boost immune system and prevent UTI, but vet says I should only give probiotic formulated for rabbit. Has anybody suggestion?

Posted By mocha200 on 01/13/2012 07:00 AM
yeah. your right. thanks. Its just really hard when every time i tell my parents I want to go they say " why? there is no reason to go, she is fine." But i will just have to have more trust in myself which iis something i strughle with

Just remember, YOU are your bunny's advocate. Sometimes you have to speak up for them even if someone else is saying otherwise.