What should I do about my Netherland drawf rabbit that is having seizures?

Answer by  Candice17 (24)

You should take the bunny to a veternarian to have him checked out, as some seizures can result in brain damage and even death. Make sure as a pet owner, that you are prepared to know the signs and symptoms of a seizure in your pet. If it lasts longer than a few minutes, you should definitely seek help.

Answer by  Hammy (244)

You should take the rabbit to the vet immediately. He/She will be able to prescribe medication to stop the rabbit from having seizures.

Answer by  rocko (6)

Seizures in rabbits are a rare but serious condition and should be treated by a veterinarian who as soon as possible. During the seizure, the animal should not be restrained and objects that could cause injury should be removed from the immediate area.

Answer by  Cin86 (6)

I would recommend having your rabbit seen by a veterinarian who specializes in small animals. Your rabbit may have a condition or health problem not visible to you. Any number of things may be causing the seizures. Without a veterinarian's examination and possible testing you can not be certain your furry friend isn't ill.