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Strange chewing, off behavior and eating/drinking less
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DutchBunny03
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That's great!!! It's sort of weird that gas drops worked.
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I don't know if they did or it was a coincidence. His stomach did start making super loud gurgling noises after 2 consecutive doses of the drops and right when he started chowing down again. So, I have no idea.
He "free ranges" in the garage each evening, and had been chewing holes into a chicken feed bag that was left within reach before he started acting sick. Maybe he ate a bunch of that and was either full or sick? He does also have that watery eye, which the more I read seems like it could be because of a tooth problem. Maybe that was causing some kind of sore in his mouth that started to feel better after a few days. Who knows? But he's all back to normal now.
He "free ranges" in the garage each evening, and had been chewing holes into a chicken feed bag that was left within reach before he started acting sick. Maybe he ate a bunch of that and was either full or sick? He does also have that watery eye, which the more I read seems like it could be because of a tooth problem. Maybe that was causing some kind of sore in his mouth that started to feel better after a few days. Who knows? But he's all back to normal now.
DutchBunny03
Loving the herd life
The chicken food may have been a part of it. It just isn't what rabbits should be eating, and he probably ate way too much. Rabbits do not have good self control; they will eat until they get sick.
If your garage is dusty, that could have been the cause of the watery eye.
If your garage is dusty, that could have been the cause of the watery eye.
