HELP MY BUNNY IS DIEING PLEASE HELP?

Question

HE WASNT EATING YESTERDAY AND THIS MORNING 6:45AM

I PICKED HIM UP AND HE WASNT MOVING HES HANGING IN THERE BUT I NEED YOUR HELP HE MEANS EVERYTHING TO ME HELP I LOVE HIM

Answer 1

call your vet, get the next appointment. he may just be old. these things do happen. you have happy memories with him, and these will sustain you. im so sorry. i know how bad it sucks, ive been there!

Answer 2

He must be very young, and unfortunately, baby wild rabbits often do not survive when people try to save them. Was he ever eating in the first place? Have you been feeding him with a bottle? I highly suggest consulting a vet and they can tell you how to feed him.  Some people use Kitten Milk Replacer but I have heard goat's milk works better.  

Answer 3

take it to a vet so they could chk it to see if it's sick. look up in the yellow pages to see if there's one near by.

Answer 4

vet NOW

Answer 5

it sounds like hes really young like it still needs to feed from the mom. for now if you cant get to a vet you could feed him kitten milk with an eyedroper  get timmothy hay  he should eat it. but i dint  know how young the bunny is i cant really tell ya exactally what to do.  call a wild animal rescue  

Answer 6

Baby wild rabbits are very difficult to take care of.  I found an abandoned nest of baby rabbits a few years back.  They were about 1 or 2 weeks old.  We gave them warmth, baby formula by a dropper, etc.  Unfortunately they still died - All 4 of them :(  You could try taking him to the vet - just make sure they'll look at a wild rabbit.  Until then, make sure he is warm and comfortable in some type of nest (made from towels, hay, etc)  Try feeding him slowly too.  I wish you the best of luck!

Answer 7

kept the bunny in the house untill he gets better and take him to the vet

Answer 8

awwwww :(    thats horrible! take him to the vets ASAP!! they will help! go now!

Answer 9

vet now go (with bunny of course )

Answer 10

I'm so sorry sweetie, but it's really not a surprise.

Wild rabbits, especially babies, rarely thrive in captivity.

It's nothing you did wrong, they are just extremely fragile compared to domesticated rabbits.

Answer 11

You need to take him to the vets immediately! They let you jump the que in an emergency they did this when my cat was knocked down unfortunately he had to be put down it was sooo sad he was only 2 and It was really unlucky we live in a village and it's very quiet! How old is your rabbit?, you should prepare yourself for the worst the vet might have no other choice, but get him their quick, I have my fingers crossed x

Answer 12

well if is a wild rabitfrom a road side or summit like that it might have mixxy and if it has theres nothing to get rid of it it might hav to be put down but have hopeit might just be setteling in and YOU SHOULD TAKE IT TO THE VET STRAIGHT AWAY if i were you because it might be seriosly ill and the vet might be able to save it  

Answer 13

TAKE HIM TO A VET  

Answer 14

take him to a vet ASAP your bunny is very sick and with out treatment will die, unfortunately as he is a wild rabbit he could have been in contact with anything