Lilly has been like this for a while now and im starting to get concerned 

well the thing is that i dont have a vet for lilly yet and on sundays my local pet store has a bunch of vets come and have a check up on people's pets so i was wondering if it can wait until then btw shes had that for a while like almost a month. i thought that she just kept licking her nose a lot (bc she does that) until i found out that discharges can be on the nose =:X  

http://www.binkybunny.com/FORUM/tab...fault.aspx

How is her breathing?  Is she pooing, eating and drinking normally or are you seeing some issues with that. 

Also, I ditto what tobyluv questioned -- Do you know if the vets at the pet store on Sunday rabbit-savvy?  If you don't know, call the store and ask if they know, or get a list of the names and find out who they are.  

Posted By Lillydahungrybunny on 07/28/2012 12:29 AM
Yeah your right Toby but its too late to call now and their website is no use but I did find a rabbit vet near my sister's old high school and I printed out a coupon for a free full exam of lilly 

That sounds great!  Most likely, if there is an infection, you will need to pay for the meds though, but usually they start with baytril and that's not that expensive -- around $25 

I know that there is no dust in my house (well at least where Lilly is allowed) because my mom's employees clean the house every day

also I was cleaning Lilly's cage today and I saw that she had big bunches of poo that looked like a pod of grapes the poops were very small and they stuck to the floor and the broom I'm really scared for her 

yes thats exactly what they look like but not the one on the right

okay okay i get it this poop thing is normal but now i found out that the vet bill is gonna be $55.00!!!!!!!!!! without meds!!!!!!!!!!!! and my mom has been sick of me lately so she says that i have to pay for half of it what do i do and i herd that the humane society gives discounts or something but the nearest humane society i think is in washington (i live in California)

Posted By Beka27 on 07/30/2012 02:29 PM
Rabbits are not inexpensive pets. Posts like this concern me b/c daily care costs (pellets, hay, and fresh veggies, as well as litter for the litterbox) are not cheap. Costs can be cut by buying some things in bulk, but you will be spending at least $40-50 a month to feed and litter your rabbit. Vet costs are not monthly costs. Healthy rabbits can have a yearly exam and that's all they need (at least until they are older when other health issues might crop up). But within the next few months, your rabbit will have to have a vet exam and will then need to be spayed. This is not going to be cheap. I think you need to evaluate the care you're able to provide, and if you don't have financial support from your parents, you may need to reconsider having a rabbit as a pet.

I agree with this post.

okay i just got my allowance but im still a dollar short so im gonna go on a treasure hunt around the house for change btw i was very scared by the last two posts

I'm sorry, but I also agree with Beka's post. I hope I'm not overdoing it but, while it's great that once you have the money and you are able to take Lilly to the vet, but what if she requires medicine, are you going to be able to afford that? You also have to think long-term, are you going to able to afford it if Lilly ends up having an emergency?

I've never had a problem with nails, but if I'm remembering correctly as long as its not still bleeding it should be fine. My rabbit also digs at the wires when he wants out, or food, especially during breakfast or dinner time xD