HELP! My rabbit just had a seizure, no idea what to do?

Question

I hope she's not dead, but she's just lying very still and hardly breathing, please is there anything I could possibly do?

Never mind, it's too late. Thanks to everyone who answered though.

Answer 1

I' am sorry to hear this, but it happens alot what she had is a Fear Seizure. It almost all ways ends in death. Rabbits are prey animals and loud noises, sudden movements, Dog's or Cat's, and young children are usualy the cause.

Heart felt sadness,

Rob

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Answer 2

It's not a seizure. It's most likely a broken spinal column.

When rabbits get scared they run around their pen and normally run into the side of the cage and break their spinal column. This basically paralyzes them so that they can't move from the neck down or waist down depending on where the injury occured.

When this happens, there is nothing that you can do and your rabbit will most likely die with a couple hours or 1-2 days.

The best thing to do is to have it put to sleep.

To prevent this from happening to new rabbits you might get, keep a radio playing out around your rabbit. It gets them used to noise so where they don't get scared and run around the cage as easily. By helping to prevent the running around the cage you help prevent the spinal chord injury.

Tons of people mistake a spinal chord injury for a seizure. Rabbits don't really have seizures. The spinal chord injury when seen after it has already happened just appears like a seizure might look.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Breath into it's mouth like cpr..call the vet asap

Answer 5

When she had a seizure did she jump up into the air and flick her feet and head? Email me with the answer or just post it here.

EDIT: Is she ok? What happened? You can email me if you need to.

Answer 6

don't touch the rabbit cover her with a blanket covering her eyes and get off here and call a vet

Answer 7

Tell your parents! Call the vet!

Answer 8

if shes still alive, please make sure she's breathing and call ur vet right now!!!


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i saw ur new note what happened, is she gone?? =[

Answer 9

go to the vet! NOW

Answer 10

call your vet and hold her if she wont bite.