Loss of appetite and not drinking water

Thank you for your question. Puppies are very prone to parasites and infectious diseases like parvovirus. Sometimes one of the first signs is no loss of appetite or lethargy. It would probably be a good idea, if this continues, to have a veterinarian look at your puppy. They will be able to examine them, see what might be going on, and discuss treatment with you. I hope that everything goes well for your puppy.

started jumping around then moving his head like he was dizzy and not moving much

Hello, so sorry to hear about your rabbit. If he is not eating, it would be best to see your vet. Rabbits not eating can easily develop GI stasis. This can be a very painful and deadly disease. Your vet can start him on medication to help him feel much better

Huny is a hollad loo, 2yr olf rabbit. She loves eating parsely, brocolli and other greeny veggies but it has been 3days since she lost interest. She is not eating any greens now including lettuce, gabbage and spinanch. She still eats her pellets and still eats banana and apple but even hay she lost interest. She is a really picky bunny I had her for almost 3 months now. I know how she loves parsely and losing interest with veggies now concerns me. Thanks for your help!

Without examining Huny, it is difficult to determine the underlying cause of the loss of appetite; dental disorders are always a concern in rabbits for a reduction in food intake and we need to be careful that there isn’t stasis of the gastrointestinal tract. I cannot determine the cause of the loss of appetite without an examination and recommend you visit a Veterinarian as soon as possible. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM

Hi. Cleo stopped eating last week and it she seemed to have som stomach pain, I took her to a veterinarian. She had no blockage, and her teeth was fine. She seemed to be in good health. The vet gave her a shot to stimulate digestion, and I have given her critical care a couple of times. After this it doesn't seem that she has any pain, she is a little less active the usual, but active, and she makes the usual cuddle noises. So she seems healthy, but she still eats very little on her own. Could this just be because she is still recovery from some stomach pain, or could it be something else? Any advise would be appreciated.

Cleo may be recovering from her condition, but if she continues to eat very little, it is going to cause the problem to continue. One thing that helps rabbits move their digestion is exercise and activity, the other is roughage. I'm not sure what food she eats or what her exercise level is like, but both of those things may help her to recover.

Hazel is about 4-5 months old and I have had her almost a month now. She has a large pen she stays in, inside but I walk her outside everyday. She uses a litter box and she usually eats a good amount of food everyday along with a bunny treat or a carrot. Her snacks are her favorite thing and she usually eats them immediately. Today, I noticed she barely has touched her food or used her litter box, I tried giving her both of her favorite snacks and she didn't touch either of them. This is unusual for her, but I do not notice any other signs as far an infection. Just wondering if this could be spontaneous maybe for them or could it be the beginning of a sickness for Hazel. Thank you!

A loss of appetite may be something not to worry about or may be a serious issue in rabbits; you should keep a close eye on Hazel for the time being and encourage her to eat. We always need to ensure that rabbits are eating and are having normal bowel movements since gastrointestinal stasis can be a life threatening condition. If there is no improvement in appetite, I would recommend you visit a Veterinarian to be on the safe side. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM www.bio.miami.edu/hare/ileus.html