What is the average life span of a very well cared for dutch rabbit?
My spayed female just turned eight last week and has been suffering from what her vet thought might be GI stasis. She has had this problem before throughout her life time but has usually recovered from it within 24 hours. I think she has had only one vet admission for it and it actually turned out to be a bladder stone for which she was operated on and had it removed. (that was a year ago) This "episode" seems to be a lot worse. She spent five days at the vet and now has been home for a week with her mate and still hasn't returned to her normal self. She is eatting lots of kale, basil, baby greens and small amounts of apple, blueberries and blackberries (all organic). She is also eatting timonthy hay and nibbling on newpaper. She hasn't been interested in her pellets at all and a few times this week I have given her Oxbow via a syringe. She eats all the above but it's usually with my incouragement, by waving it in her face. My concern is that she doesn't want to move around a lot. (they both have free range of the house) She now prefers to be away in a corner or under a chair and when she does hop she seems like she may be in some pain because she is stiff or maybe it is that she is weak. She did lose some weight thru all this and I was thinking she was just a bit weak but now I am wondering if it could be something else or maybe I haven't given her enough time to recover? She is making poop but they have been kind of small hard and dry until a couple of days ago. She started making the grape like clusters of poop a couple of days ago too and I have been offering them to her to eat and she has been eatting a few the past couple of days. She is cleaning herself but has difficulty balancing on her back legs. It's this back leg weakness/stiffness that is concerning me. Please advise.

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Age: 8; Female; Breed: Dutch rabbit