Weakness in Rabbits

My rabbit has suddenly stops jumping and walking. When we took him to the Vetenary Clinic Doctor checked that he have fever of 105° and prescribed him medicine. But still now no improvement. I am continuing medicine for 2 Weeks. And not I am seeing he first stops using his left hand leg. But from Yesterday he is using his left hind leg, but he have problem in his back left leg.

My rabbit is 3 months old. He seemed to catch a cold as he kept sneezing and sneezing. No mucus from eyes or nose and no excessive drooling. He also seemed lathargic and not very energetic. I took him to the vet and they gave us antibiotics for him. He seemed to get a little better after 4 days on antibiotics but now he is dragging his hind legs and no longer hopping. He seems to be moving with difficulty and sits in a tightly hunched position. I don’t know what’s happening. We don’t have any exotic pet vets near us. Just regular vets with not much rabbit experience.

Found my rabbit yesterday morning unable to use back legs, dragging himself around and has been incontinent. Took him the vets she said give him 5 days with pain relief and if there is no change, putting him to sleep would be best option. He doesn't seem to be in pain and he is trying to get to the litter tray to do wee's but hes not always making it. Any advice would be appreciated thank you.

My rabbit is responsive and affectionate as always but when she hops around she flops over on her left side and can’t get back up. If she goes one hop at a time she seems ok, not as normal but ok. Eating and drinking well.

My rabbit Merlin is 11 years old, he had been a house rabbit all this time, and while showing some signs of old age he’s still been happy to go out into the garden. The last month I’ve noticed his balance going, especially on the left side. He stills like to go out in the garden, but I pick him up to take him out/bring him in and I’ve put covers down inside to make it easier for him to walk around. He’s still eating and drinking well and looking after himself. But he’s 11 and I don’t want to prolong his pain if he has any. Nor do I want to put him to sleep if he’s still ok.

We have noticed in the last week our 6-7 year old rabbit is very unsteady on his back legs, he is no longer cleaning himself and his weight has dropped even though he is eating as normal. He falls on his side but manages to get up again. He is still managing to get around the garden and seems happy to be let out of his hutch. He has also lost fur on his back legs

my rabbit was fine a couple days ago but yesterday I found him covered in wee up to his belly so I had to give him a bath where the urine was which I know is stress full for them and I dried him up and cleaned his hutch and put him back but since then his hind legs have been weak and his toes drag. when he hops around his legs dont follow at first and he wobbles. he is usually a very active cheeky boy but has been quite lethargic for a couple days and wont eat his pellets or even oats which are his fav treat. ive syringe given him some water and he is eating dandelion leaves. any advice?

My bunny is about eight months old he got neutered about two months ago. One day about a month later maybe even sooner he started walking funny and hopping weird and the next day he started dragging his foot unable to use it. He could no longer can hop in his potty or at at all I feel so sad. I took him to the vet three times they took x-rays nothing is broken or dislocated and he’s in no pain he has hind leg paralysis though We do not know what caused it he was on a anti-inflammatory medicine he currently is on an antibiotic and prednisone he has been on it for 2 days now. There has been no progress being able to use his legs yet. What are the chances he is able to have full mobility again ?

My rabbit jumped down the stairs and I took her to the vet and they said she has hind limb weakness, she only lies on one side and feels like her spine is going on one side, also, her hair is falling out and her skin is so red and bleeds although I bathe her and dry her once every two days and I change her bedding when ever she pees, please help me on what should I do or be applying at her skin to decrease the rush Note: her X-rays were fine

my 12 week old rabbit jumped out of my arms this morning and landed awkwardly. When I picked him up he struggled and squealed loudly. I put him into his cage and made him comfortable. When I checked on him a little while later he had moved but seemed to be just dragging his back legs. He is eating quite normally and doesn't seem to be in any pain but his legs don't seem to have any feeling in them.

My 12 week old bunny jumped out of my arms this morning and when I picked him up he struggled then squealed loudly. I put him in his cage in a comfortable position and when I checked on him again a little later he had moved. He is eating normally, but when he moves he is dragging his hind quarters and there doesn't seem to be any movement in them.

My bunny was nuetered 3 days ago, since he returned home his right hind leg seems to be paralyzed. His foot is dragging and he shows no pain regarding the issue. He has no resistance, and when he hops it drags behind him. I am wondering if when he got nuetered they could of hit a nerve that disabled his leg? Please help, I am so sad and scared. He was perfectly fine before I took him.