My 3 year old bunny is currently dealing with abscess on her cheek too. And i cried as i watch this video. Lets hope all bunnies have a speedy recovery.
My bunny has an abscess on her nose/ front face. She’s currently getting surgery to remove it, as she apparently had hers because her back teeth were a bit overgrown, which is more uncommon. Praying for a speedy recovery for all my bunny lovers out there. PLEASE do not try to handle it without professional aid!
Thanks for sharing. i have been going through the same thing. i have spent over 1,000 $ o the same problem. antibiotics and surgery 4 times. the last few times it has gotten as big as a grape, but has drained on his own. he is doing very well. i would spend 1,000,000 on him!... love our bunnys
our bunny, 8 months old has 2 massive tumors. our vet is recommending we put her down but we had been experimenting with cannibus oils in her water and she had been responding well. She's still very active and she doesn't act like it's bothering her.
My bunny (he’s a Netherlands dwarf) got an abscess by his jaw, which was so bad it affected his eye. They had to get his eye removed, and he had below a 30 percent chance of recovering. He made a full recovery and defied the odds! He has one eye, but it made him no different from any other rabbit. However, just yesterday, he had to stay in the vet overnight. More abscesses were starting to grow on his scar! They looks like lumps, and luckily, we were more prepared. Right now he’s on some medications, but there’s still a risk that he may pass. Abscesses like these from what I heard aren’t that common, especially if your rabbit survived an eye removal surgery! And unfortunately, they always can come back. I love my rabbit Pi so much, he’s been through a lot but he’s a fighter and knows how to mask off his pain like a tough guy!
Teeny, you are an amazing person. A non-educated rabbit owner would probably try to cut it off themselves. Keep up the good work Teeny!!! Oh, also, I love your name!
bicillin as well as penecillin G procaine with or without benzadhine has been shown to eliminate ALL OF THE VISIBLE SYMPTOMS OF THIS CONDITION, as well as anything that may be going on in bone tissue. these antibiotics are commonly used on dogs and cats, but its use on rabbits is fairly new. many vets are unaware of the effectiveness of this treatment when done correctly, look at these stories and try it yourself! then tell your vets!
Thank you for sharing I have taken my Honey back twice to remove and drain the abscess but the vet never told me it keeps coming back. It’s hard to give her the pain meds but I hid her antibiotics in blueberries. My husband thinks I’m crazy for spending so much on her health. But I can’t see her hurt. But it does look like it’s coming back. I just can’t afford to take her back! 😥 Your video has helped a lot. Ty
my parents would not take my rabbit to the vet and it had an abcess under its chins :( it turned actually hard black after a couple of weeks, but then one day the abcess fell of its chin and then the rabbit was back to normal? there was no blood or anything
My rabbit died today from this :/ I didn't know that they have such problems.He was almost 5 years old.It was very painful for me to watch him suffering and the vet doctor said that he wont survive even after he cuts all the affected parts so he put "Shushu" to sleep. I hope that you don't have to watch your rabbits sufferings :/
My boy has an abscess that seems to have popped up over night. I have booked him in for surgery because I was advised that yes my vet can drain the abscess only but if it turns out it is tooth related he'll have to be sent to a specialist to have his tooth removed. The chances of surviving to rounds of anaesthetic is not good for a bunny his size (1.3kg). So he's going to the specialist to have both done at once. I'm scared for him but also for the bill. It may cost $800, he's worth it but it's going to be a struggle to pay it.
This was hard to watch because my seven year old rabbit has an abscess under her jaw. I'm really worried for her health but I'm trying my best to keep her comfortable. She's on antibiotics prescribed by her vet but I'm guessing she'll need surgery to remove it. I'm really hoping she gets better and that any other rabbits suffering from this are cured.
I think my Netherland Dwarf Magic had this :( He had all these lumps on him. We took him to the vet and they gave him injections and even medicine for us to give him at home. A couple days after the vet, I saw his last jump :( I really wish this rabbits didn't get this at all! I hope Spice turned out okay.
Poor little baby. :'( Don'T give up spice! This almost made me cry when I thought of my bunny. What is MY bunny gets this :/ Really hop Spice will get better, don't give up. He is such a beautiful bunny
@snoozwangler Hi snoozwangler, an abscess is a cavity containing pus, surrounded by a capsule of thickened inflamed tissue which is usually the result of a bacterial infection. The pus is an accumulation of dead cells as e result of e battle 2 fight infection. Abscesses can form in nearly any organ of the body as well as in skin, tooth roots and bone. Most common causes of abscesses r bite wounds that become infected and infections in tooth roots and tear ducts.
We went to visit the vet and got antibiotics for our bunny since it was just one and cleaned it the best she could before she put her under and extensively cleaned it. We cant pay for surgery so I'm doing everything I can to get her eat but it's hard since I can tell how uncomfortable and painful it is for her and it upsets me greatly since I cant afford surgery. I've tried mashing her pellets in with water and she eats that she loves her pellets but that's all she'll really eat and she won't eat much else and I'm extremely worried.
@AnnaSmee I should have. But I was scared. Sigh. Cos I had heard of so many cases of old rabbits (Spice is 8 years old) not coping well with surgery/ anesthesia. Thank god he's fine now. I really don't know what I would do without him. =(
Thank you for this , our dwarf bunny Steven has something wrong, not severely but I can tell something is bothering him when he chews, we went to vet and he said that stevens teeth are actually very healthy and he didn’t see anything wrong 🤷🏽♂️ he gave us some painkiller for him and said for us to monitor him and we left. Since medication he eats a bit better and has gained weight back , but I can tell something is still wrong after he chews for about 4-5 mins his weight seems ok but I don’t know maybe it’s an early abscess? 😫
please pray for my rabbit Simba has a abscess on his mouth right now I cannot even deal with it I feel so upset. I keep sleeping with him on the floor every night for the last week I don't know if they can help I have an appointment tomorrow but it is so awful seeing him in pain like this knowing there's nothing I can do. I feel so helpless I don't think I can deal with this pain anymore I will never get another rabbit I never thought about them being in a situation where I could not help them
I pray Spices' prognosis is good. What about gender in rabbits, have you a video on that aspect. I am told the two I have are girls, but one behaves a bit too butch, I am wondering if that pet shop knew the difference or don't they care? Whatever can someone elucidate me on this aspect? Thanks for your postings. Managing an animal in health is so important.
My rabbit has an abscess on her side and she can’t walk so we just got it removed today and it’s summer in Australia (35-40 degrees per day) and we have to put her in a sock with holes for arms legs and head and she has a chance of overheating which would lead to death. She’s only 1 and a half and I don’t know what her rabbit friend will do without her if she passes away I know she will be happy either way though, with us or not.
You did well! Lucky you weren't in sweden or the veterinary here would have told you to put him down directly without giving you another option! Sadly that what happened to me although my bunny was way healthier and I was so naive then that I trusted the vet and went through with it. Not a day goes by that I don't regret that decision
try2justbe I hate vets like that, all illness that they can't treat or understand they always say to just put it down. If people really treat heir pets as family members will they really put their own family member down if one of them get sick?
Im here because my bunny started drooling yday and Im wondering why. Her cheeks feel normal, shes a good hay eater and I have no idea why shes drooling. I have a vets appt in 2 hours time and time is passing by so slowly. I am worried sick for her, but after watching yr video, I feel encouraged. No mater what, we are in this together with our beloved pets.
Xavaxify my rabbit had one located in her jaw as well, and in fact, it got so big, it started popping his eye out of his socket. We rushed immediately to the vet and he got surgery to get his eye removed. He has one eye now, and is defying the odds. But the abscesses are making a come back. Luckily just yesterday I caught them in time to get him his meds. But I feel you. These things are rough, and whatever happens/happened to your rabbit, I wish her the best.
i have a rabbit and he had an abscess i saw horrible pictures of the infection and my rabbit pop and their a hole on its cheek i got medince from the vet idk it working or not please help :C
I wish I saw this video a few days ago. It was only a few days ago I notice swelling on my bunny and I was trying to book an appointment for him for ages.... I called the emergency 3 times. I was suppose to have my appointment today for him but sadly he passed away last night from being startled and having a fit. The vet said that it was probably a tumour but now that I watched your video I think it was probably this. Also I forgot to say that the swelling was growing fast
My rescued bunny has a recurring abscess in his jaw, the vet put him on antibiotics [Baytril], it clears it up for a while but now it has come back again. He said he will start him on antibiotic injections but there is a risk as it can damage the gut. I'm sceptical about this injection so today I started him on Manuka honey, fingers crossed for him.
i dont think people choose not to do surgery because they dont think there rabbits deserves a good quality of life.... i think the fact your looking at 300-1000$ plus is a big factor!
My rabbit is about 3 years old and has always had a smallish lump on his cheek that hasn't been growing but just today I noticed one on his neck and it appeared quite quickly😢 I'm scared enace it grows bigger as he already has a respiratory infection and isn't doing well at all😭😭
Hello. I have baby bunnies for a week now. I got them from a friend. They are 7 weeks old. One of them has an unusual wound. Small pea sized wound. And the skin wore of unintentionally then it left a small scar. I posted it on a bunny group on facebook and someone told me that it might be an early sign of abscess. I'm so scared. :( Can you tell me what that is :( Is it going to lead to abscess?
I love you and your videos and bunny. My bunny is my everything too. I have to take him to the vet because of a bump that has gotten big on his belly. I hope it’s not a tumor 😢
@stephylove10 Hi stephylove10, Yup, Spice was a very special bunny who will always be remembered fondly as the "little bunny who bounced around". He was the most friendly, out-going bunny I had ever met and will always have a special place in our hearts. It has almost been a year since his passing but we still miss him dearly...
There are 3 parts to this series on: How to Cope When Your Rabbit Has an Abscess. We can upload the other 2 parts earlier, if enough of you comment to request them. Thanks again for your support!
Hi for your Infor there’s a field vet Indonesian doc shared a video to show how to clear out all abscess from bunny swollen area, this doc OMAR said MUST CUT 2 OPENING( lower cut smaller n upper cut wider) in order to drain out all abscess due to AIR PRESSURE. If cut one opening abscess is harder to clear out all as when stop squeezing abscess will suck back deeper in, a second squeeze be harder. I’ve watched his video doc OMAR did the clearing of all abscess by flashing abscess with salt Med first then inject anti biotic to stop any accumulation. NOT give antibiotic injection first as this Med works on drying n harden the abscess would make it really difficult to remove abscess. Pls inform your vet doc , tell him this not to offend him like teaching him what to do but for your bunny sake.his video shows that the bunny wound flatten n within 24 hrs is cured
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Hi I would like to share my story and amazing abcess treatment a few days ago I noticed my six year old flemish giant satin mix had an abcess on her lower jaw not having money for a vet i started looking on the web for a home remedy still no luck the only thing I came across were the treatments in this article then I remembered a few months ago I had a huge painful boil just under my butt cheek while trying dozens of home remedies i came across a drawing salve called prid in a horse riding forum it worked on me 100 times better than I could've imagined so out of desperation i decided to try PRID on my rabbits abcess its been 2 to three days since I put the PRID on my rabbit just once to my surpise the PRID not only pulled most the infection out it also made the infection more liquidfide to where I could sqeeze the rest out and I am pleased to say the abcess on the outside has scabbed and there is a hole like what the picture after surical removal and to top it all of im sure it was painless having used this product on myself please pass this information along anyone facing this problem they should try PRID before resorting to a costly surgery the cost of PRID was about 6 dollars at walmart and has been around over a hundred years now I am following up with the after surgery cleanings my rabbit is much happier and not in pain this is a trick that all rabbit owners need to know thank you
I think my rabbit has this and I'm really scared for her and it is getting quite big...on her stomach She is quite old and I hope that she will recover. I love her so much in fact my rabbit looks very similar...
My rabbit is 6 and he has it in his right jaw It’s gonna cost $50 a week The surgery is like $500 I don’t know what to do 💔 My bunny also lost his companion a month ago Now he has this abscess in his right jaw
Little Tomato I took him to another vet because the first one can’t do surgery. I paid about $1000 (in total) but he’s fine now 😊 surgery is the best option cause the abscess will keep coming back. I had to get X-ray, abcess removal and the recheck up and like 3 different type of medication. And also a shot but I only did that 3 times but it was like a pain reliever
Abscess are very hard for a rabbit to recover from. From our cases none of our rabbits have been successfully cured from it, which results in a trip to put them to sleep. If your rabbit is young, it is more likely to be treated, however if your rabbit is 3 years and up I wouldn't recommend trying to treat it.
My 3 year old bunny is currently dealing with abscess on her cheek too. And i cried as i watch this video. Lets hope all bunnies have a speedy recovery.
did your bunny recover well?
My bunny has an abscess on her nose/ front face. She’s currently getting surgery to remove it, as she apparently had hers because her back teeth were a bit overgrown, which is more uncommon. Praying for a speedy recovery for all my bunny lovers out there. PLEASE do not try to handle it without professional aid!
Thanks for sharing. i have been going through the same thing. i have spent over 1,000 $ o the same problem. antibiotics and surgery 4 times. the last few times it has gotten as big as a grape, but has drained on his own. he is doing very well. i would spend 1,000,000 on him!... love our bunnys
Give him Timothy hay it wears down there teeth so they don’t over grow and cause the abscess
our bunny, 8 months old has 2 massive tumors. our vet is recommending we put her down but we had been experimenting with cannibus oils in her water and she had been responding well. She's still very active and she doesn't act like it's bothering her.
My bunny (he’s a Netherlands dwarf) got an abscess by his jaw, which was so bad it affected his eye. They had to get his eye removed, and he had below a 30 percent chance of recovering. He made a full recovery and defied the odds! He has one eye, but it made him no different from any other rabbit. However, just yesterday, he had to stay in the vet overnight. More abscesses were starting to grow on his scar! They looks like lumps, and luckily, we were more prepared. Right now he’s on some medications, but there’s still a risk that he may pass. Abscesses like these from what I heard aren’t that common, especially if your rabbit survived an eye removal surgery! And unfortunately, they always can come back. I love my rabbit Pi so much, he’s been through a lot but he’s a fighter and knows how to mask off his pain like a tough guy!
Teeny, you are an amazing person. A non-educated rabbit owner would probably try to cut it off themselves. Keep up the good work Teeny!!! Oh, also, I love your name!
bicillin as well as penecillin G procaine with or without benzadhine has been shown to eliminate ALL OF THE VISIBLE SYMPTOMS OF THIS CONDITION, as well as anything that may be going on in bone tissue. these antibiotics are commonly used on dogs and cats, but its use on rabbits is fairly new. many vets are unaware of the effectiveness of this treatment when done correctly, look at these stories and try it yourself! then tell your vets!
Thank you for sharing I have taken my Honey back twice to remove and drain the abscess but the vet never told me it keeps coming back. It’s hard to give her the pain meds but I hid her antibiotics in blueberries. My husband thinks I’m crazy for spending so much on her health. But I can’t see her hurt. But it does look like it’s coming back. I just can’t afford to take her back! 😥 Your video has helped a lot. Ty
my parents would not take my rabbit to the vet and it had an abcess under its chins :( it turned actually hard black after a couple of weeks, but then one day the abcess fell of its chin and then the rabbit was back to normal? there was no blood or anything
Sasageyo sasageyo my baby bunny has a black access but will it be back to normal?
My bunny has an abscess under its chin as well. He’s eating fine and not drooling. J hope this happens to my pet bunny and goes back normal
Did the bunny survive & went back to normal?
My rabbit died today from this :/ I didn't know that they have such problems.He was almost 5 years old.It was very painful for me to watch him suffering and the vet doctor said that he wont survive even after he cuts all the affected parts so he put "Shushu" to sleep. I hope that you don't have to watch your rabbits sufferings :/
I lost mine too last wed. Raoul was about the same age. ),: At least we had a chance to love them at all
I'm sorry.:-(
Mine had a massive one and it got removed today but she’s probably going to die
My boy has an abscess that seems to have popped up over night.
I have booked him in for surgery because I was advised that yes my vet can drain the abscess only but if it turns out it is tooth related he'll have to be sent to a specialist to have his tooth removed. The chances of surviving to rounds of anaesthetic is not good for a bunny his size (1.3kg). So he's going to the specialist to have both done at once.
I'm scared for him but also for the bill. It may cost $800, he's worth it but it's going to be a struggle to pay it.
what happened to your rabbit? Did it survive the surgery?
This was hard to watch because my seven year old rabbit has an abscess under her jaw. I'm really worried for her health but I'm trying my best to keep her comfortable. She's on antibiotics prescribed by her vet but I'm guessing she'll need surgery to remove it. I'm really hoping she gets better and that any other rabbits suffering from this are cured.
I feel you~I wish him goodluck...Be strong and thanks for loving him.
I think my Netherland Dwarf Magic had this :( He had all these lumps on him. We took him to the vet and they gave him injections and even medicine for us to give him at home. A couple days after the vet, I saw his last jump :( I really wish this rabbits didn't get this at all! I hope Spice turned out okay.
Poor little baby. :'( Don'T give up spice! This almost made me cry when I thought of my bunny. What is MY bunny gets this :/ Really hop Spice will get better, don't give up. He is such a beautiful bunny
@snoozwangler Hi snoozwangler, an abscess is a cavity containing pus, surrounded by a capsule of thickened inflamed tissue which is usually the result of a bacterial infection. The pus is an accumulation of dead cells as e result of e battle 2 fight infection. Abscesses can form in nearly any organ of the body as well as in skin, tooth roots and bone. Most common causes of abscesses r bite wounds that become infected and infections in tooth roots and tear ducts.
We went to visit the vet and got antibiotics for our bunny since it was just one and cleaned it the best she could before she put her under and extensively cleaned it. We cant pay for surgery so I'm doing everything I can to get her eat but it's hard since I can tell how uncomfortable and painful it is for her and it upsets me greatly since I cant afford surgery. I've tried mashing her pellets in with water and she eats that she loves her pellets but that's all she'll really eat and she won't eat much else and I'm extremely worried.
Hows bunnu your bunny?
Oh I don’t like that they clipped spices teeth like that. Mine go under anesthesia monthly for tooth trims
@AnnaSmee I should have. But I was scared. Sigh. Cos I had heard of so many cases of old rabbits (Spice is 8 years old) not coping well with surgery/ anesthesia. Thank god he's fine now. I really don't know what I would do without him. =(
Thank you for this , our dwarf bunny Steven has something wrong, not severely but I can tell something is bothering him when he chews, we went to vet and he said that stevens teeth are actually very healthy and he didn’t see anything wrong 🤷🏽♂️ he gave us some painkiller for him and said for us to monitor him and we left. Since medication he eats a bit better and has gained weight back , but I can tell something is still wrong after he chews for about 4-5 mins his weight seems ok but I don’t know maybe it’s an early abscess? 😫
please pray for my rabbit Simba has a abscess on his mouth right now I cannot even deal with it I feel so upset. I keep sleeping with him on the floor every night for the last week I don't know if they can help I have an appointment tomorrow but it is so awful seeing him in pain like this knowing there's nothing I can do. I feel so helpless I don't think I can deal with this pain anymore I will never get another rabbit I never thought about them being in a situation where I could not help them
i think you are a great parent, because i feel like you do the best for your rabbit :D may good come your way
I pray Spices' prognosis is good. What about gender in rabbits, have you a video on that aspect. I am told the two I have are girls, but one behaves a bit too butch, I am wondering if that pet shop knew the difference or don't they care? Whatever can someone elucidate me on this aspect? Thanks for your postings. Managing an animal in health is so important.
Hi Teeny,
How long did your rabbit live after the surgery?
My rabbit has an abscess on her side and she can’t walk so we just got it removed today and it’s summer in Australia (35-40 degrees per day) and we have to put her in a sock with holes for arms legs and head and she has a chance of overheating which would lead to death. She’s only 1 and a half and I don’t know what her rabbit friend will do without her if she passes away I know she will be happy either way though, with us or not.
You did well! Lucky you weren't in sweden or the veterinary here would have told you to put him down directly without giving you another option! Sadly that what happened to me although my bunny was way healthier and I was so naive then that I trusted the vet and went through with it. Not a day goes by that I don't regret that decision
try2justbe I hate vets like that, all illness that they can't treat or understand they always say to just put it down. If people really treat heir pets as family members will they really put their own family member down if one of them get sick?
Im here because my bunny started drooling yday and Im wondering why. Her cheeks feel normal, shes a good hay eater and I have no idea why shes drooling. I have a vets appt in 2 hours time and time is passing by so slowly. I am worried sick for her, but after watching yr video, I feel encouraged. No mater what, we are in this together with our beloved pets.
Xavaxify my rabbit had one located in her jaw as well, and in fact, it got so big, it started popping his eye out of his socket. We rushed immediately to the vet and he got surgery to get his eye removed. He has one eye now, and is defying the odds. But the abscesses are making a come back. Luckily just yesterday I caught them in time to get him his meds. But I feel you. These things are rough, and whatever happens/happened to your rabbit, I wish her the best.
i have a rabbit and he had an abscess i saw horrible pictures of the infection and my rabbit pop and their a hole on its cheek i got medince from the vet idk it working or not please help :C
I wish I saw this video a few days ago. It was only a few days ago I notice swelling on my bunny and I was trying to book an appointment for him for ages.... I called the emergency 3 times. I was suppose to have my appointment today for him but sadly he passed away last night from being startled and having a fit.
The vet said that it was probably a tumour but now that I watched your video I think it was probably this. Also I forgot to say that the swelling was growing fast
My bunny died around the age of 7
Awww so sorry
My rescued bunny has a recurring abscess in his jaw, the vet put him on antibiotics [Baytril], it clears it up for a while but now it has come back again. He said he will start him on antibiotic injections but there is a risk as it can damage the gut. I'm sceptical about this injection so today I started him on Manuka honey, fingers crossed for him.
i dont think people choose not to do surgery because they dont think there rabbits deserves a good quality of life.... i think the fact your looking at 300-1000$ plus is a big factor!
:( I can't handle when animals get sick.. it's so hard
They dont anestesia for surgery only topical anestisia,drainage, antiseptic?
Thanks boblee158. Due to your request and the many on Facebook, we'll post Part 2 & 3 earlier than planned. Thanks for your subscription and support!
My rabbit is about 3 years old and has always had a smallish lump on his cheek that hasn't been growing but just today I noticed one on his neck and it appeared quite quickly😢 I'm scared enace it grows bigger as he already has a respiratory infection and isn't doing well at all😭😭
Hello. I have baby bunnies for a week now. I got them from a friend. They are 7 weeks old. One of them has an unusual wound. Small pea sized wound. And the skin wore of unintentionally then it left a small scar. I posted it on a bunny group on facebook and someone told me that it might be an early sign of abscess. I'm so scared. :( Can you tell me what that is :( Is it going to lead to abscess?
I found the lump today and got a Vet app in 2 days to get it checked out
I love you and your videos and bunny. My bunny is my everything too. I have to take him to the vet because of a bump that has gotten big on his belly. I hope it’s not a tumor 😢
How much does the surgery cost?
My rabbit abscess has just popped and she is still eating and living normally
@stephylove10 Hi stephylove10, Yup, Spice was a very special bunny who will always be remembered fondly as the "little bunny who bounced around". He was the most friendly, out-going bunny I had ever met and will always have a special place in our hearts. It has almost been a year since his passing but we still miss him dearly...
just had surgery with mine for abcess. ichose surgery and he is healing well. yes, intensive care after but so worth it. my advice: get pet insurance!
Thanks for the support. Part 2 and Part 3 are up, so you can follow Spice's journey.
Adorable bunny.
There are 3 parts to this series on: How to Cope When Your Rabbit Has an Abscess. We can upload the other 2 parts earlier, if enough of you comment to request them. Thanks again for your support!
Does you rabbit was drooling before investing dis absecc
I’m a bit scared cuz my rabbit is 4 and I noticed a ball like thing under his chin
Hi for your Infor there’s a field vet Indonesian doc shared a video to show how to clear out all abscess from bunny swollen area, this doc OMAR said MUST CUT 2 OPENING( lower cut smaller n upper cut wider) in order to drain out all abscess due to AIR PRESSURE. If cut one opening abscess is harder to clear out all as when stop squeezing abscess will suck back deeper in, a second squeeze be harder. I’ve watched his video doc OMAR did the clearing of all abscess by flashing abscess with salt Med first then inject anti biotic to stop any accumulation. NOT give antibiotic injection first as this Med works on drying n harden the abscess would make it really difficult to remove abscess. Pls inform your vet doc , tell him this not to offend him like teaching him what to do but for your bunny sake.his video shows that the bunny wound flatten n within 24 hrs is cured
Please post the rest
Hows your bunny now?
Spice really really loves you so sweet xx
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Hi I would like to share my story and amazing abcess treatment a few days ago I noticed my six year old flemish giant satin mix had an abcess on her lower jaw not having money for a vet i started looking on the web for a home remedy still no luck the only thing I came across were the treatments in this article then I remembered a few months ago I had a huge painful boil just under my butt cheek while trying dozens of home remedies i came across a drawing salve called prid in a horse riding forum it worked on me 100 times better than I could've imagined so out of desperation i decided to try PRID on my rabbits abcess its been 2 to three days since I put the PRID on my rabbit just once to my surpise the PRID not only pulled most the infection out it also made the infection more liquidfide to where I could sqeeze the rest out and I am pleased to say the abcess on the outside has scabbed and there is a hole like what the picture after surical removal and to top it all of im sure it was painless having used this product on myself please pass this information along anyone facing this problem they should try PRID before resorting to a costly surgery the cost of PRID was about 6 dollars at walmart and has been around over a hundred years now I am following up with the after surgery cleanings my rabbit is much happier and not in pain this is a trick that all rabbit owners need to know thank you
What is prid?
I think my rabbit has this and I'm really scared for her and it is getting quite big...on her stomach
She is quite old and I hope that she will recover. I love her so much in fact my rabbit looks very similar...
I was fine until Spice put his paws up onto Teeny in the vet's office, then I started to cry.
My rabbit is 6 and he has it in his right jaw
It’s gonna cost $50 a week
The surgery is like $500
I don’t know what to do 💔
My bunny also lost his companion a month ago
Now he has this abscess in his right jaw
what did you do
Little Tomato I took him to another vet because the first one can’t do surgery. I paid about $1000 (in total) but he’s fine now 😊 surgery is the best option cause the abscess will keep coming back. I had to get X-ray, abcess removal and the recheck up and like 3 different type of medication. And also a shot but I only did that 3 times but it was like a pain reliever
mine died we thought it was an abscess but it was cancer
@VideoGameMayhem5439 I believe that and abscess and a cyst are the same thing.
my rabbit is having that problem!!
Awweee feel sorry for spice!!!
My vet wants $7000 to do surgery. I'm sick.
Life sucks! my Bunny 6 years old, vet told me to put him down next next week
Don't do that
my rabbit has one
Abscess are very hard for a rabbit to recover from. From our cases none of our rabbits have been successfully cured from it, which results in a trip to put them to sleep. If your rabbit is young, it is more likely to be treated, however if your rabbit is 3 years and up I wouldn't recommend trying to treat it.
😔 So sad. But yes, maybe the best for them sometimes is to wander off and not be in pain anymore..
Ava & Mia rabbits have 7-10 years life span so why say 3 year or under are treatable while little older ones aren't?
That bunny would be 10 by now so it's probably dead. RIP (if dead)
I thought it was a zombie Bunny.
Why would you wait that long for it do get that big, needs to be treated right away!
She's so depressing 😭
Why didn't you take him to the vet earlier?
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We're u crying
Feed the bunny garlic and tea tree oil it's been eating sweets
Shut up
;(