My bunny is on this currently. He is pretty weak and lethargic and the vet said he’s dying. I opted to fight for his life, so the vet gave me this. I can see my bunny slowly gaining life back. He’s eating on his own now and he seems to be feeling better after each serving. This product is awesome

I just wanted to let you know you're my most trusted rabbit channel! You're the best for all the bunny info. Tysm!

My bunny last year fell severely ill last year. He just suddenly stopped pooping and eating, which needed urgent attention. The vet didn't find anything which was even more stressful on him and myself, and prescribed Critical Care. And since then I always keep a sealed bag of the brown "Fine Grind" type, which is easier on syringes and dissolving (but I guess costs more). Best investment to always keep on hand. So I had to force feed him this food paste, which is an entire different ordeal, but I figured out an easy way to syringe feed him, even though he tried to hop away when "it was time". I respected the minimum daily dosages for his weight, and mixed syringes here and then with some banana and ground oatmeal dissolved in water which has some nutrients as well. This was so critical, and my bunny luckily survived, but if it weren't for Critical Care, I don't know if he'd have recovered as fast (about a week), if at all, they always need to digest something. Ever since then I'd feel anxiety if I didn't have a sealed bag on hand.

You may not be a veterinarian but you give me more advice than my vets have ever done,wish I had seen this before I lost my rabbit I probably could have saved him, my vet was useless and they are one of the most expensive ones.

I did the absolute worst thing ever and gave her the wrong pest treatment 😭 I came home to her shutting down and did a quick google and just started her critical care. I couldn’t get her to a vet overnight so it saved her and they flushed her system with fluids and now she is almost back to normal. I just hate forcing her to have medicine but absolutely have to for the next two weeks. She tries to bury her head into the blanket burrito 🥺🥺🥺 Mini Lops are too cute

My bunny used to eat and drink out the palm of my hand. She was so cute and lovely! She slept in bed with me and used to lick the tears off my face when I was crying. I can remember one time she got scared and I comforted her, she also was terrified of fire works and I could feel it, she jumped up into my arms instinctively and I took her to my bed to calm her down!!!!

This came at a great time. 3 of my 4 bunnies are going for surgery in 2 days. I did buy 2 bags of critical care. Was just unsure how to use it. Thanks for the video. Definitely came at the right time

It's good to finally hear information about Critical Care. Everyone mentions it, but without details. I'm still preparing to get my first bun.

Great advice 👍 I highly recommend Critical Care. Our buns prefer the fine grind, they very willingly eat it from a spoon and with liking it so much they even try to lick the smell off the spoon too 😅

critical care was essential for keeping my rabbit alive when he was suffering from head tilt for two weeks - he had no appetite of his own during that time and required feedings split up into multiple times per day as well as getting water into him because he was dehydrated (he needed sub q fluids at first!) and we didnt wanna force him to take too much at once. it was difficult to get it the right consistency for the syringe, and it'd get out the side of his mouth since we werent squirting it directly down his throat. so eventually we switched to spooning it into his mouth with little plastic baby spoons, like the kind you use to feed a human baby. that actually worked a lot better for us and might help if you have a small rabbit with a small mouth. much easier to control whats going in there than the syringe. we still used the syringe to measure out how much he was getting during the feedings and kept that day's critical refrigerated in the syringe for those times. either way it still took a long time to do...you can imagine the tears of relief when he started to recover his appetite again!! now we are never without a stock of critical care. its a pain to get it from the vet so we usually order it on amazon in a bulkier package and keep it in the freezer til it's needed.

Such an important topic. You did a great job of presenting the needed material that all rabbit owners should know about. BTW- Ellie looks larger than 6 lbs. She must be a very furry bun. So fun to see her in these videos.

You do a really good job without being arrogant. Too many rabbit care videos never even mention the option of consulting a vet, which is understandable for meat rabbit or high volume breeders but for pet owners their bunny is no different than a dog or cat . My bunnies are free-roaming, which I know is frowned upon by many, but I consider their health and wellbeing a priority and wouldn't hesitate to consult a vet.

I didn’t watch the video to the end yet but... IM SURE IT WILL BE AWESOME!

A blender, pellets and water is really all you need; in fact, it's usually quite a bit healthier and much cheaper. If you want your bun to really enjoy it, blend in some safe herbs like mint, basil, cilantro, etc, etc or even a very small amount of fruit like an apple or pineapple slice, or even a very small amount of apple sauce. If they're not drinking enough water, be sure to really water it down. The most important thing with syringe feeding any animal, is to go very slow the first few times.

Critical care is super important. I always have some on hand

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nice information!! the information you share is really helpful for my bunnies!! thank you!!

O my rabbit loves food

Hey Ellie is going behind the curtains! Oh noes! nothing good can come from this!😲🤣🤣💚

Thanks for the video! Have a bag of Critical Care but haven’t had to use it yet.

Thank you for so much information!

I love youre channel it is so informational!

Thank you 💓💓💓💓💓from me and my cherry(my bunny who exactly look like your Ellie)😊

My 6 year old bun is on Critical Care right now. This video was very helpful. Do you have any videos regarding blind bunnies?

hi! how long can you keep Critical Care once the bag is opened? I've read mixed things on the Internet so I'm not sure!

Good information...thank you :)

My dwarf bunny wants to eat, but hasn’t been pooping very much, any suggestions? I stopped giving him greens and pebbles last night , going to do a second night of just hay also

the instructions said to do 3tbsp per 1kg dog rabbits weight daily. My rabbit is 4lbs which is around 1kg. do I distribute the critical care about evenly throughout the day or have my rabbit eat it all at once?

I never want to see or smell another bag of critical care..the emergency hospital that was supposed to do everything they could to Davy my companion has murdered my baby..they insisted he had an illness without testing or any other evidence that he had the snuffles. Force fed critical care to do everything I could to stop the stasis but he passed away a week ago now in my arms. I’m just so broken. But critical care can save a rabbits life if rabbit is going into stasis.

Some people say that you should wash your hands after touching a rabbit so is this true?

Hi Bunny Lady ☺️ I don't know if you'll see this, but I would one day like to have a New Zealand white rabbit. Do you have any experience with them or knew someone that has? I've been doing a lot research on them so when the time comes I'll be ready☺️. So far they all say they're sweet and mellow.

Something very wierd happened with my bunny last night. He was in his play pin sleeping and I was sleeping also. Then at 4 am he started thumping very loud constantly and I was sleepy so I was confused, then I realized that it was my bunny. I give him treats and prepare him a forging toy. Idk what happened.

Do you think it would be a good idea to introduce a rabbit to a little bit of critical care before they are sick so that they get used to it, or would that cause nutrition issues?

Does critical care expire?

Can a healthy rabbit eat Critical Care?

Harness training video sometime?

I saw something where people would get their rabbit used to a syringe with apple sauce or a treat equivalent- is this a good idea?

Hi it's really good explanation, my rabbit was suffered from severe constipation due to GI stasis. Now i don't see much improvements in pooping. He does not eat hay Can i give critical care. Kindly clarify.

Hey, I wanted to know a thing,my rabbit stays in my room, and I constantly fear that her hair might have gone inside my mouth by mistake, what to do...

Does it have to be critical care or can it be another brand of recovery food?

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This is too costly sis

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Do you have only Elusive or she has a friend?)