My bunny is in the early stages of stasis because of antibiotic treatment for snuffles, the vet put her on metoclopromide so fingers crossed she's makes it, please wish us luck 🙏

My rabbit stopped eating for a day or two. Then I took him to the Vet. The Vet checked and gave him medicine. But after a few days it was not able to walk properly. I took him to the Same Vet . He was checking if he had a fracture and pulled his leg and pressed it so badly that my rabbit shrieked in pain. He never did so in the last 7 years. That day my rabbit died.

Warmth is the key to pulling them through, it's absolutely essential.

I miss my bunny 🙏 rip

When I watch your video, I really miss my bunny. What you said is really true. It was too late to bring her to the vet...This video absolutely will help people to protect their bunnies. Thank you for your informative info.

Both of you are adorable! Thank u, these videos are so helpful!

Very accurate information. I have 2 bunnies and had 3 G I Stasis episodes and everything she is saying 💯 true. We have saved our bunny lives by taking proper care and prevention. Too many sweets (banana, even carrots) were the main reasons ours got sick. So we have significantly decreased their sugar intake.

Congratulations! U already have 13.3 K! Ur doing great! 🐰🐇

Our rabbit was moving around and appeared normal and the next morning he has sprawled out on his side and unresponsive in his cage. He passed away and never knew anything was wrong. We don’t know what happened.

Love Ellie snuggling in beside you. You have a lovely relationship with your bun x. Really useful info 👍

I bought two young rabbits a year ago and turns out they were sick when I bought them, and they got sick with a disease and had tons of parasites, gi status was only one of the symptoms. Just found a domestic rabbit in my yard trying to hang out with my current rabbits who live outside, and I have him inside and have for a day but I started getting anxious because he seems to exhibiting behavior the sick ones we had were exhibiting. I'm taking him to the vet as soon as possible.

Great insights as always Amy. So well done. Biggest take away ( among many) for me is knowing statis is symptom of a condition, not necessarily a condition in and of itself. And the things to look for - so insightful and well presented. As always, Ellie is such a great model to demonstrate your key points. Your persistence is starting to pay off. So well deserved.

New bunny grandma here 😏 Been watching quite a lot of your videos to learn myself up . Loved this one . My mum always used to say (as a nurse) to watch wit goes in , and what goes out. So I appreciated how much you explained about 'poop. I don't know my daughters rabbit yet, so I can only go on basics . Thanks for your videos🤗

Just wanted to say that both you and Ellie are the most adorable. Love the channel! Keep up the great work, both! 🐰

Lady you are a great help thank you for these videos I haven't seen mush other then you its really appreciated to keeping my bun healthy

Good to learn all the signs before noticing any GI stasis happens. Thanks for sharing!

This started happening to my bun and she wouldn’t move and she even let me pick her up and hold her and that’s when I knew okay somethings wrong and she stopped eating and drinking water and looked like she was nodding off and super low energy was scary cuz I lost my last bun and witching hours she passed. But I had Sherwood emergency kit on hand this time and gave her the appetite restore and within an hour her appetite came back full force and she devoured the recovery food and then was pooping and running again and started eating her hay and drinking water. I’m glad I caught it on time and was able to identify and pull her out of that. Not sure what caused it but I hope she’s okay for good and it’s doesn’t come back again

Thank you so much! I have seen your video a couple of days ago and thanks to you I have managed to treat in time GI stasis on my little 🐇. You are great!!!!

I have two cottentails that we just got that is starting to show signs cause they wernt eating when we first got them I put them on all hay and gave them some critical care I don't have a vet near me hopefully they pull through

Hi, i had 3 rabbits die with in a week of each other, they all died the same way, normal, then stopped eating the day of death. But at death all 3 freaked out running and jumping all over the place and screaming a deathly scream. We have 1 rabbit that has remained fine and never had an issue.

Beautiful video and very important. Thanks for the upload ma'am.

It's pronounced GI Stay sis

I believe it's pronounced stay-sis.

hello bunny lady. thank you for the video. my rabbit wasn't eating last night and I tried my best to help her with massages and leaving out food. I wondered if it was blockage. well I woke up in the morning and food was missing, not all of it. lettuce, hay and a little pellets. I then changed her litter box to monitor pooping and gave her 2 baby carrots which she rarely gets. and she took a couple sips of water. and then some poops started coming after forcing her to exercise and massaging. I still don't see her desperate for snacks like normal. so I will measure how much water she drinks tonight. I was very concerned she would die but it seems like she's healing finally

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Thank you! Very informative and thorough. Thank you for all your hard work. We really appreciate you sharing your expertise 💖

Thanks for the tips 👍🏼

Thank you for this video

Thank you for such a well informed video.

This was super helpful thank you! Would love a video on how to bond two rabbits together, there's a lot of conflicting information out there!

You are so sweet.

G. I. Stahsis or G. I. Staysis?

What about feeding off my stress whether it can cause stasis. My boy went into stasis this evening. Luckily, I managed to catch it pretty early I was wondering if. Giving too many of his pallets would’ve caused or him feeding off of my stress over finals week.

That is one lovable bun

Hi! as many others here, I'm asking for suggestions on how to get my sweet&spicy girl Thumper (yes, i know) eating. She's acting normally: runs, jumps, nibbles on me for attention, and humps my arm (she's 8 and I never managed to get her to stop). Right now its Monday morning, and she hasn't actually sat down to eat hay since... saturday afternoon?). I noticed on Saturday evening she hadn't touched her fresh hay, but she still ate the handful of pellets I gave her at night. I always let her free roam in the bedroom during the night, and she was acting the same as always, maybe a bit more bite-y than usual. But she laid on the pillow next to me and ran around and binkied while I slept. Sunday morning I got up and looked for some pellets to coax he into the cage, and she just came up to me, smelled them and ran off. I then noticed she STILL hadnt touched her hay. Thats when I started freaking out, because i know my girl is SUPER food-driven and she never turns down pellets. I also noticed there were barely any pooplets around, and the ones that were were very tiny. Shes taken a few blades of grass that I've brought in from the yard, and a small piece of banana ( I gave it to her to avoid her blood sugar dropping?) and she even turned her nose up at that. So I'm terrified. There are very few "exotic" vets here in Puerto Rico. Like I mentioned before, she's acting pretty normally, aside form biting me more and spending a bit more time under the bed (not hunched over or anything, just enjoying how much more cooler it is there). She doesnt seem bloated, doesnt act like something hurts. Just... isn't eating like she would. Basically just a few bites of her "snacks".

I’m also wondering I currently have a Flemish giant lionhead and was wondering if I should get him a friend when he is older? He is currently 4 months old and I’m planning to get him a friend by 2022

Where do you buy your loofah sponge?I was wondering if you could get the regular ones like at Walmart?

It’s pronounced staysuhs (stasis). Nonetheless a hugely important video to all bunny owners! 🐰❤️

I have a 13 y/o rabbit. He's eating and drinking. But he has the large stomach gurgles. Any comment?

Thanks

My rabbit ran into issues recently and started exhibiting the signs of stasis. Got him into a vet quickly and they got him stabilized. They ran other tests and said that he had a urinary stone. We were able to take him home after three days at the vet and he perked right back up when he got home and was eating like normal. He was pretty pissed that he had to be at the vet though as he didn't really want to eat when he was there. We took him in to have the stone removed a week later but when they ran the camera, they couldn't find the stone! Turns out...there was never a stone to begin with. Due to an old pelvic injury (before we had him), it presented as a stone on the x-rays. Three different doctors looked at the x-rays and all said the same thing. Needless to say, he's doing fine now, but that was really really scary. I'm so conscious of checking for rabbit health symptoms now, almost on a daily basis.

My bunny was hunched last night, did not poop at all over night, but today was running around and eating? Still not pooping as much tho …

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Also is your rabbit free roam? Thank you for this informative video :3

How do I know if they have something in their stomach that they can't digest? please answer this because my bunnies chewed a lot of a wall but the wall was like already bad and easy to break so they chewed it, and my dad wouldn't cover it so now they chewed almost all of it. It layed on the ground the pieces they chewed put how do I know if they ingested it and is it dangours? Please help!!!! I really tried to get my dad to cover it but now its too late and im scared it's stuck in their stomach. They are eating and pooping but can it damage how long they live? Please help!!!

What is white milky liquid that is coming out of my rabbit

Hello im concerned about my bunny having gas or not like he poop normal and di others things normally but i can hear his stomach growling and at night he seems bit uncomfortable n if this is a sign of gas is raniped okey?

I noticed my rabbit was sitting in a hunched position and squinty eyes , gave her tummy massage ,shes now active and looks ok 😢 should i be worried

My rabbit is acting strange. He's still eating (hay, veggies, pellets) drinking, peeing, and pooping. He's still running around chewing on everything and playing, but he's not showing any interest in his treats. Is this something I should be worried about or is he just maybe in a bad mood.

If he get an injury in mouth due to some incident and blood starts coming .. what should I do?

Still don’t know if I want to buy one French bulldog or, like, 200 rabbits for same price

Has anyone had their rabbit be much more aggressive after stasis? My rabbit just got over her first time with it and has never been an aggressive rabbit at all. But now she is growling, lunging and biting. Any thoughts?

I'm early!!!

My situation is very unique... I'm wondering if you can help me.... My bunny is a wild Cottontail. She lives in my yard. I rescued her and her brother when they were a week old. I raised them until they were ready for the "wild". Their home was my greenhouse before they were released so they could be aclimated to the outside. I then cut a "bunny door" in the wall... they come and go as they please. I have a large fenced in yard with lots of weeds and plants/ bushes to hide in. There are many places they can get through the fence and go as they please. There are other bunnies that live in the neighborhood. Last night my "Little Girl" hopped up to me in a strange way. I thought she was injured. I got her in the greenhouse to watch her and after a while I realized it was "Floppy bunny syndrome". (I think she did experience this once when she was 2 weeks old but I didn't know what it was and it didn't last more than a couple hours.) She is very wobbly and can still hop but not as well as normal. She spends most of her time just sitting or laying down. She is acting very different than normal. Like you said, she has been laying in her litter box and doesn't usually do that. And now I am realizing that she has been acting slightly different for the past couple of days when I've see her... laying in her litter box more, and sitting/stretching/moving in ways that are unusual. (Like maybe stomach hurts) It's possible that she could have eaten something toxic because she is outside and has access to whatever. I do have one pothos plant outside (that I will move now), but I did notice yesterday that one of the Leafs looked like it had bunny bites. I can't be sure though. However I am sure that there are all kinds of things out there that could be toxic. We do not use any chemicals here but I can't say the same for the neighbors and I know there are also wild plants and weeds everywhere that could be toxic. But like I said, I think she did experience this at two weeks old so it might just be in her jeans. She is still eating but I have noticed that I don't think she is pooping quite as much as she usually does. I have also noticed more soft poops like you said. I am pretty sure that they are cecrotropes and not diarrhea. I am unsure what to do because she is not like a domestic bunny where I could pick her up without stressing her out. I do pet her and she does jump on me, usually to "play", and enjoys human affection but is still instinctively wild and does NOT like to be handled beyond that. Because of this I can't bring her to a vet and besides it is technically illegal in my state to "keep" a cottontail bunny. I won't bring her to a Wildlife Rehabilitation because getting her there would just stress her out and so would just being there. I also know that they do not have good luck with bunnies. I have a friend who used to work there and all the baby bunnies would just die, which is why I raised them myself. I have closed her in the greenhouse for now because I am afraid that she would not be able to fight off a predator or run away quickly. But I need to know what my chances are with helping her through this and what types of products I could get my hands on to potentially heal this. I have tested with "treats" (rolled oats) and sometimes she will take them and other times is uninterested. I know that she is a wild bunny and not technically mine but I love her dearly and I have raised her so I feel responsible for her and I want to provide any help for her that I can. I am ordering the gas drops as I feel this may help. As I've been researching I have heard pineapple juice, aspirin for pain, ranitidine for reducing acid, multi-vitamin, Critical Care, colloidal silver, etc. I am unsure how I will get her to take anything...She used to eat applesauce when she was little but I tried to give her some last night just to see and she was not interested. Please let me know if you have any advice on how I can help her. Thank you❤

Also do you mind letting us know why did your bunny get GI? Was it because of hay or lack of exercise or something completely differnt

Hello! I’m just wondering how old is your rabbit?

Please help me. I dont have bunny vet in my town neither my country. First she stoped eating pellets first. Then I served her dinner, and she didnt touch it. I got scared but when I woke up she ate all of it. I reacted fast, got some paste / treat for getting her gut moving. She eats hay and poops normally. She runs and is active as usual. I dont know what else to do im very scared. Also she ate some treats idk whats happening

I’m watching my friends rabbit as she has gone away for around 4 months, I don’t know how her bunny normally acts but he had some slightly thick cloudy urine, some soft larger poops and some are really tiny hard ones, he is eating fairly good from what I can see but drinking water could be a bit more I’ve also noticed he sits in the upright position a lot but he also flops on the floor and seems pretty happy and relaxed I’m not sure if he is ok or not

My bunny has megacolon and gi stasis is almost always gonna happen with this condition 😔

I did think that FUR was the main reason for GI stasis... thats what Ive experienced... but when I thnk about it , they rarely got GI stasis after they moved to a LARGE enclosure outside. :D

My rabbit is pregnant so she most of the time is laying down is that normal?

My bun is my bonded baby and he hasn't been grooming me or eating, drinking, or going to the litter box. I am scared as he is not even a year old. I think he has gi stasis. And i don't know if i should take him to the vet immediatly or what should i do

My bunny ate a piece of hard plastic bag and I don't know if he will be ok. He's only 2 months and half old and I can't afford a vet :(

I need advice, I don't have a vehicle at the moment so I cant get to a vet right away, but my bunny is displaying some of these behaviours but also acting normal? But his stomach is gurgling only slightly and not much? He's taking very small nibbles from his feed but not indulging like usual?

My Mini rex rabbit died caused of GI stasis

Does a rabbit in g.i. stasis run, hop or binky?

How olds Ellie

im early too 😃

Pronouncing stasis wrong FYI

Can anyone tell me why my bunny is losing hair on his ear

Has your rabbit ever had scabies?

You are an attractive lady