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my sister noticed that Amber hasn’t been eating today so we have been watching her and the most we got her to eat was a few strands of hay and a few mouth full of dried herbs but that’s it. tonight i took a banana in to give them as all three love banana but amber just sat in the bedding area and when i tried giving it to her she sniffed then licked it but that’s it. I’m going to the vets tommorrow to book an appointment for her because she is scaring us. i was thinking it could be her teeth giving her problems but i dont know
does anyone have any ideas about this as amber is the first rabbit we have that won’t eat.
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Unfortunately inappitite is a very common problem in rabbits. It can be caused by many things: teeth problems, blockges, and ever so famous, Mr GI stasis. Good idea to get her to the vet, and try to get her to eat at least a few bites tonight to keep her system going.
Keep us updated.
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