Dr. Sue Rabbit Vet

Dr. Sue Rabbit Vet This page is for information all about rabbits from a veterinarian.

Fun fact Friday
06/12/2025

Fun fact Friday

Busting Bunny Myths House rabbits should be spayed or neutered. Uterine cancer rates are high among rabbits. Neutering c...
05/12/2025

Busting Bunny Myths
House rabbits should be spayed or neutered. Uterine cancer rates are high among rabbits. Neutering can help to prevent potential hormone-related behavior problems in bunnies. That’s important because behavior problems are often why people relinquish rabbits to shelters.

Did you know rabbit?
04/12/2025

Did you know rabbit?

Bonding with your rabbit
03/12/2025

Bonding with your rabbit

02/12/2025

rabbit health check - โรงพยาบาลสัตว์ดารินรักษ์Vets examine a rabbit's ears and eyes to check for common issues like ear mites, infections, and discharge, which can indicate more serious problems such as dental disease, arthritis, or respiratory infections. Rabbits are masters at hiding illness, so these checks are crucial for early detection, especially because issues in the head and face are often linked to other body systems, like the teeth and spine.

Sunday tip of the week
01/12/2025

Sunday tip of the week

Bunny meme Saturday
30/11/2025

Bunny meme Saturday

Fun fact Friday
29/11/2025

Fun fact Friday

Busting Bunny Myths Rabbits require veterinary checks, even wellness exams, just like dogs and cats.
28/11/2025

Busting Bunny Myths
Rabbits require veterinary checks, even wellness exams, just like dogs and cats.

Bonding with your rabbit
26/11/2025

Bonding with your rabbit

24/11/2025

Vets palpate a rabbit's abdomen to check for internal issues like gastrointestinal (GI) stasis, gas buildup, or obstructions, which can be detected by feeling for changes in the stomach's size, firmness, and content. They also check for abnormalities like masses, pain, or bladder stones. Palpation helps vets assess a rabbit's internal health, as even subtle signs can indicate serious problems.

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Gentle Ben’s Veterinary Clinic, El Socorro
San Juan

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