GI Stasis Home Remedy for Rabbits

[@chrispond779]

I live in a small town and all the vets don’t see rabbits, even the big city near me had no one who could see my rabbit. He’s 11 years old and came down with GI stasis two days ago and you just saved him. He’s back to eating and jumping around and playing. I cannot thank you enough from the ends of the Earth for this wonderful video. Bless your souls.

[@brianflores5533]

Did you do full tablets or half? And how many times? Our rabbit is barely eating, hiding, hunched. Still having some bowel movement but tiny piece

[@chrispond779]

@@brianflores5533 I did half tablets, cut them the best I could, but I have a dwarf rabbit so I was going by size.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Wonderful! We’re so happy to hear that great news!!

[@Dell-gd5vn]

You just saved my bunny!!! He had stopped eating for 6 hours and wasn’t moving. I couldn’t get a vet appointment as well. I found this video and followed the instructions. Even after 6 hours of giving him these meds, he still wasn’t eating. Then I tried to force feed him through a syringe (mashed some pellets with water)….he barely took some. I was so worried! But I kept up the medicine regiment and he was starting to look better but still wasn’t eating….I also gave him a belly massage and encouraged him to walk a bit. Within 24 hours of starting this regiment, he started eating!! Now he’s back to being himself. Running around and eating normally. I also can’t emphasize the importance of a proper belly massage. I realized I was doing it wrong. You have to move his belly and his cecum side to side. The cecum isn’t all the way until the tail end of his body…right before his genitals. And you massage by gently applying some pressure up and moving his underside side to side. After I did that to him, he immediately started eating again. It also helps to pick up his back legs so they are off the floor and are hanging in air…with his front legs still resting on the floor. That also dislodges things and helps them feel better. Also, when you offer food…offer a variety of different options. It’s important to offer things he’s already used to. And celery is really good in hydrating them.

[@Dell-gd5vn]

I really thought he wasn’t going to make it but thanks to your video and other videos on how to massage a bunny with GI stasis, he’s doing great. Thanks so much for making this video!!!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Yay, we’re so glad to hear the good news! Thanks for the additional tips; that’s great to know!!

[@katherinekirby9821]

HOw often did you massage and how many doses of the above did you give and in what time interval. I need these details please!

[@blahblah40694]

This video literally saved my 13 year old bunny life . Thank god I had everything listed on hand , gas x . Aspirin. I kept giving him water on syringe . Massaged him and he rose from the dead . I thought I would be burying him tomorrow . But he is back to him old self . Still got a lot of life left in him . He is partially blind and I’m sure at this point he is def as well but alive so who cares

[@markiebear]

I’m having this issue right now with my rabbit it’s been up for 24 hours and she has not touched any of her favorite vegetables or her favorite snacks. I’m extremely concerned because this is happened before but it never lasted this long and I’ve got her since birth. She is my baby. My whole world. I am praying that this works as I go to the grocery store right now to pick up the medication‘s

[@goodidea8730]

How is she now?

[@markiebear]

@@goodidea8730 she’s doing much better now. Took her to the ER. Had her in the vet for two whole days barely eating and pooping. Some medication, and some lovings (and home medication) and she was better. Currently keeping close eye on her lol. I got camera for inside. 😭😭

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

So glad to hear she’s doing better!

[@Mountain_Spirit]

What kind of medication the vet prescribed for stasis? I wonder if it can be purchased online

[@SMOKE4YAH]

I currently have my bunny in the ER/ he got GI on the 5th He felt so weak during the second day He managed through today Its tiresome and scary I stayed up 2 nights only getting little sleep watching over my bunny, giving him belly rubs He started to eat on his own / willingly taking food He still is grinding his teeth. where I took him to the ER this morning its really far because here in IL we have exotic vets not close to certain parts of IL,@@markiebear

[@patchholtmusic6733]

thank you so much, this saved our babies life. we gave him baby aspirin and simethicone after 2 1/2 days of not eating. Finally about 6 to 8 hours later he started eating again. ❤️

[@belladizzleify]

so happy our baby is happy again

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

That’s awesome! So glad to hear. ❤️

[@brianflores5533]

Did you give full tablets or half?

[@raynn9568]

My bunny was suffering from this just 1 day ago and after just a simple massage on the lower abdomen, he is just fine today

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

That’s awesome!

[@aletaallain1074]

Thank you!!!!! You saved my girls life. Jazzman is a 2 1/2 year old Californian Rabbit. She went into GI Stasis sometime between 2 pm and 7 pm today. Happy to report she is doing well at 12:34 am!!!!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

That’s amazing! So glad to hear!

[@kassid.y]

i just want to say thank you so much for this video. im in a place where bunny vets are nonexistent and i was absolutely panicking on what to do for her. i did exactly what you said and within a few hours she was nibbling at food on her own and by the next morning she was begging for her pellets as usual 🙏🏻

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Yay! So awesome to hear that good news!

[@missbealovesalbert8353]

I live 50 miles from the nearest (and very expensive) rabbit vet. I'm building a notebook of potential problems, symptoms, and stocking the buns med cabinet. Thank you in advance for saving my rabbits life BEFORE this happens because I will be ready.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Great idea!! Thanks for watching!

[@jeezlouiz]

I just lost my bunny today I did everything right I always watched her and kept her clean I don’t understand. I’m literally devastated she was my little baby I cried all day like I lost someone

[@Melinda-G-Marshall]

You did lose someone!!!! I'm so sorry about your bunny that's heartbreaking. I hope you're doing okay. I know it's hard, but your baby would want you to go on and live a happy life. I can't say enough to express how sorry I am. My own bunny is sick right now I think, which is why I'm here watching this. Please do something nice for yourself today and don't feel guilty. Sending my love and healing to you ❤️

[@Melinda-G-Marshall]

@Tara ABIDI no! 😭 I am so so sorry. Please don't feel guilty I'm sure you did whatever you could. It can happen so fast. What was your bunny's name? Let me know if you need to talk❤️

[@jeezlouiz]

@Tara ABIDI Awee I’m so sorry I’m still missing my bunny😓

[@jeezlouiz]

@@Melinda-G-Marshall Awee thank you so much for this message!😭

[@Melinda-G-Marshall]

@@jeezlouiz you're welcome! I hope you're doing okay, or at least better. I have lost almost all of the people and pets I loved. It's so hard and pretty much beyond words, so I felt your pain when you posted about your bunny passing away. I have two Holland lop sisters and they are still young (less than a year old). My son wanted them, so I gave in and bought them, but honestly I think I love them more than he does. They have my whole living room as their domain and I would do anything for them! I don't know what I would do if something happened to them. I would feel like maybe I did something wrong too, but you didn't ❤️ What was your bunny's name? Mine are named Choccy and Milk (courtesy of my 11 year old boy🤣). Your bunny is definitely in bunny heaven and I know he/she loved to be your bunny and no one else's and they knew how much you loved them and cared for them. And they know that you still love them. Don't worry🥰

[@mikennaseeliger]

THIS SAVED MY BUNNY! Thank you so much. The anti acid tablets don’t have to be ranitidine. I mixed my concoction with a VERY TINY bit of banana baby food with cherry flavored gas X as well as cherry flavored aspirin (low dose)! My bunny was better in HOURS. Super thankful for this.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Wow, we are so glad to hear this! Thanks for posting what worked for you so others can adjust our DIY formula if needed!

[@mzvanity88]

💯 I used what I could get somac I think I was called and it worked . I can’t get ranitidine in Aus .

[@coolman8143]

Saved our bunnies life without spending tons at the ER thank you so much

[@Frydaes]

PSA After taking my rabbit to the emergency vet, I was made aware that rabbits can only tolerate about 30 mg of Asprin DAILY, and that this amount can cause kidney and liver issues. Please keep this in mind when attempting at home treatments, and if you do take your rabbit to the vet tell them everything you have given your rabbit, as there may be drug interactions with their treatment plan versus this at home attempt.

[@Artsyanimal]

I was also told this recently!!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Thanks for pointing this out. Again, this home remedy is intended to be a worst case scenario alternative, or if you don’t live near a vet who sees rabbits. We made this video with the intent to help people save their rabbits if at all possible, but it doesn’t always work, as much as we try to save our fur babies. My rabbits have never had issues with the amount of aspirin recommended in this video, but feel free to do a lower dose of 30mg to play it safe.

[@Viheartsuju]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I will forever be grateful to you and this very important advice. I did all this when my bunny was showing signs of GI stasis and it worked on her in no time. She's acting, feeling all better now. A million times thank you!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Wonderful news! Thanks so much for watching!

[@cruelladevillee]

This video saved my 10 year old rabbit. Thank you soooooo much. 🐰

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Wow, that’s amazing! Your rabbit is living a long happy life!!

[@angiladebord2682]

This literally saved my rabbit! She did not eat for almost 24 hours and this treatment got her acting normal after about 2 hours. Thank you!!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

You’re so welcome! We’re so glad to hear the good news!

[@yabetta]

Hey yall I had a GI stasis scare this summer and this video helped so much. We did end up seeing a vet to get fluids- but he said this was a great home remedy any time you think your bun has gas discomfort. BUT- he said to leave the aspirin out. I've used this trick a few times- (he never needed all of it), with any signs of gas- early signs of digestive issues, and within 1/2 hour my buns back to his silly happy self.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Glad this video helped! You certainly can leave out the aspirin or lower the dose; it’s your rabbit, so whatever you feel most comfortable with! Thanks for watching.

[@bethanywise5628]

Thank you so much for this video!! When I went to feed my bunny last night he would t eat and was miserable. I found your video and quickly went and got what I needed from the store. I was able to get 81mg aspirin and I got 10mg Famotidine for the acid controller. I already had Simethicome and had given him that. I mixed up 1 aspirin with half a Famitidine in warm water and gave it to him. 2 hours later I gave him another dose, minus the aspirin. Within 4 hours he was back to normal and is doing great today! Thank you, thank you!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

So glad to hear this!! Thanks for watching!

[@daophuonganh1983]

you saved my rabbit. It worked for my rabbit

[@MimiIsHellaShady]

Thank you for this video. My bunny got sick during the holiday weekend. I was already giving her baby gas drops and critical care. But only 1 dose of baby aspirin and an acid reducer, helped my bunny a lot. By Monday she was back to normal. Thank you so much.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

This is great news!! Thanks so much for watching.

[@mzvanity88]

I just wanted to come and say your video saved my buns life today ❤️😭 he looked like he was going to die but a few hrs and he’s just don’t so so much poo.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

We’re so glad to hear! You’re very welcome.

[@ForexDan_]

We are currently following your advice here in the UK. I prey it all works for our boy. Thanks for a quick and clear video 💪

[@ForexDan_]

To confirm, this video saved our boys life. We are so greatful to you ❤️

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

We’re so glad to hear! ❤️

[@xiomara1112]

Thank you so much for this information. You helped me save my bunny today.❤

[@arpitamallick3778]

6.10.2023 I lost my best friend she had been my constant companion since 4 years( my bunny) .She's a very special one.i put her a bindi dress her She waited for me to say a last goodbye and died in my hands. I feel so devastated when you left me but now you're no longer in pain.If everything else went wrong you were there to comfort meand a reason to smile. You saved me when I was at my lowest and hardest point of my life!Your space and every corner of our house is so empty without u ill cherish each and every moment you spent your little life with me my theku! Love you

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Sorry for your loss ❤️

[@reenakreindler2102]

AN IMPORTANT TIP I WANT TO SHARE WITH ALL BUNNY OWNERS! When our bunny was 2 years old he developed GI stasis. The emergency vet told us to give him a small serving of fresh pineapple everyday -- not canned or dried, but fresh. He explained that fresh pineapple contains the enzyme bromelain, which would help break down fur that rabbits ingest from grooming. We followed his instructions. Our beloved bunny passed away at 13, and in all those years never got GI stasis again.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Thanks for the tip! I never knew that about pineapple… good to know 😁

[@tastebox2020]

What else you did ?? How you managed to eat him again

[@komalbaskar3496]

Thank you this saved my bunny's life

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

So glad this helped!

[@jeanniewilson9291]

Your video saved my rabbits life tonight! Thank you!!!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

You’re so welcome! So glad to hear!

[@chimeraskeep_0]

THANK YOU SOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!! This saved my bunny, Oliver. We woke up on the Fourth of July and realized he wouldn't eat and was barely moving. We could not find a vet that was open, as it was a holiday. But I found your video and ran to the drugstore that afternoon. Ranitidine is no longer available, so I got Cimetidine instead. We dosed him every couple of hours. In the middle of the night, I checked on him, and he was finally eating and moving around! I also ended up getting critical care for him and bringing him to the vet (which really only confirmed the diagnosis), and it's now 10 days later and he seems to be as good as new! So, really, thank you from the bottom of my heart!!

[@alanborbon2996]

Hello, glad to hear your baby is now fine. How many mg of cimetidine did you use?

[@chimeraskeep_0]

@@alanborbon2996 Thank you! I got the 200mg cimetidine pills and cut them into quarters or so.... so I used about 50mg per dose.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Wow, amazing! We’re so happy to hear this! 😁

[@juliannze]

thank you!! this worked for my bunny and got her better in 3 hours

[@BunnyBrain2442]

I just lost my bunny a few hours ago and I’ve been crying more than when I lost my grandpa I’m so confused he was so healthy and was acting fine until this morning and by the time I was able to help him it was too late. I’m getting my friend who also has a rabbit to get this home remedy so that she could save her bunny in case it happens to her furry friend.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I’m so sorry for your loss 💔😞

[@coolyemenis696]

You are life saver. Thanks form my deep heart my bunny was came back to the normal god bless you.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Glad it helped!

[@jessicacook4433]

Thank you for making this video! You saved my bun ❤️

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

So happy to hear 🥰

[@hermionehaunted5281]

This absolutely saved my bunny last night. Thank you!!!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Yay! We’re so glad to hear.

[@janc8199]

Simethicone infants gas relief also comes in liquid form. I give 1ml in a syringe once every hour for 3 hrs. Walmart sells Parents Choice infants Gas Relief drops..the cheapest I found.

[@Kyleian729]

They do not make that acid reducer anymore. It was recalled. What can we use instead?

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

We’re sorry for the delayed response. Ranitidine is unfortunately discontinued, but after some research I don’t see why famotidine wouldn’t work in the same way as a gut motility med. It does appear to be more potent than ranitidine, so I would reccomend only doing a dose of 5mg of the famotidine when mixing up our home remedy for your rabbit.

[@Awaredo]

Pulled an all nighter with my baby because he hasn’t pooped or eat and I just got him 3 days ago. He had issues the very next morning, so I’ve been worried ever since. I went to CVS the moment they opened and I just made this. I’m praying it works. 🥺🥺

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Oh my goodness, I hope he’s okay!! Please let me know if your little guy is doing better?

[@Awaredo]

@@onemoreventurehomestead7803 no, I did it twice and still nothing. He looks so down and just lifeless. This is so upsetting. I was sold a sick bunny and now I’m expected to spend over $400 at a vet. I can’t afford it and it’s breaking my heart.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

@@Awaredo I’ve heard critical care works wonders, if your local pet store has any of that… if not, keep trying the medication I described in the video until you can get him to a vet… i’m so sorry you’re going through this… You’re doing the best that you can for your little guy❤️

[@Awaredo]

@@onemoreventurehomestead7803 he passed away a few hours ago. I’m still traumatized by the situation. I never ever want to experience that again. My roommate and I just cried for a few minutes.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

@@Awaredo I’m so sorry for your loss. You did everything you could.. it’s by no means your fault. Sometimes these things happen and we don’t know why.. I hope that someday when you’re ready you can love on another bunny like you did with your sweet boy ❤️ it never gets easier losing our little critters..

[@katherinekirby9821]

Rantidtine is no longer on the market as it causes cancer. Can you use pepcid AC regular strength?

[@judyparker9238]

I did not know that … learned something new today- thanks!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

You’re welcome!

[@duttaanurag7246]

Thank uh so so so so so much . Means a lot . This video safe my life ( my lil one) .God bless uh ✨

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Glad it helped!!

[@debfryer2437]

I’m going to get a baby rabbit later this year and have been watching a lot of bunny videos. I’m of the opinion that pellets are not good food mainly because they contain oil. I don’t eat processed oils any more because they cause gastrointestinal damage or leaky gut. There are no pellets in the wild. I’m sure it’s fun for the owner to feed them on a snuffle mat or by hand, but ultimately they are not healthy. I’m going to use florals on my snuffle mat instead.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I’d be interested to hear how that works! We try to give our rabbits the smallest amount of pellets, like a tablespoon or two a day, because I agree it’s not natural and it can cause problems like GI stasis.

[@RemsFamily]

Well, I work in a pharmacy and didn't know they could help my bunnies. I wish I did. I lost a wonderful mama about 2 months ago :(

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Aw, I’m sorry to hear about your loss… it never gets easier! ❤️ Hopefully if it even happens again you can give our remedy a try.

[@RemsFamily]

@@onemoreventurehomestead7803 I will :) thanks for sharing

[@oumousama8543]

I lost my bunny 6 months ago and I’m still not over it. As soon as I saw that he wasn’t eating as much as usual I brought an Uber took him to the vet because the closest vet from my home was 1 hour away. Unfortunately for me the vet just happened be unreliable. He told us to just give him pineapple juice and force feed him when we asked him if we had the food so we could buy it he didn’t and he gave us 14 ml syringes for an 8 pound bunny. Luckily for us we made sure to feed him more. We was better and Jumping and eating again so we decided to stop force feeding and we continued our normal routine. But that was our one error the vet didn’t give us any instructions on how long to force feed, how much to force feed, signs he was getting better, when we should get a check up. All we got was hundreds of dollars to pay. I looked on the internet for sources and that was when I found the exact amount we were supposed to feed him and the information that after he starts getting better you have to continue to force feed at least a little for 2 extra weeks. Looking back I wish we had gone to the vet that we got him neutered at which was 2 hours away. He got sick on Valentine’s Day and died exactly 2 weeks later because of that one fatal mistake because we didn’t know any better. My story is just advice for anyone who might read this that sometimes your expect your vet to help your pet get better but that isn’t always the case. Look on forums for other pet owners experiences and watch videos on how to care for your pet and how find the exact amount to feed your pet based on their weight and have express shipping or the tools needed for your pet at hand (critical care and you can look online for what owners used to reduce stomach gas) because sometimes you could do everything right but your vet won’t help you the way you expected them to. If I could go back in time I would have spent any amount of money to help him get better he was truly like a dream even in him last minutes, while I held him in my hands and petted him he purred.

[@chrystalnicole9461]

I'm sorry about your sweet bun, he sounds so lovely

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I’m so sorry to hear about your bunny. You did the best you could ❤️

[@bunkerhillguy2542]

Thank you!! I lost my bunny and this would help next time!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I’m sorry for your loss! ❤️

[@delladearest2511]

Thanks, this is all new to me. Where did you get the syringe?

[@kalliannsworld]

I have a small not baby but kinda baby rabbit. Would I still use this dosage. We just got her from a guy selling them.

[@oboeboops]

Is Acid Reducer with Famotidine safe as well??

[@Kyree-hy8rt]

Hi my rabbit is sick the stores don’t sell rantidine anymore what else can I use?

[@randistrunk2116]

Just wandering how much water do I use we have a rabbit that is in this state right now

[@Jakepf]

So my bunny is still drinking water and eating a little bit of hay every once in awhile. She is also cleaning herself, but I am hearing the gargling or bubbling in her tummy when she lays down lounging like a normal bun relaxing.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I hope your bunny recovered!

[@persephionie7412]

This is crazy! My bunny is a year old. Yesterday she was fine. A little slower than usually because usually she's so crazy and happy. But today she's the complete opposite 💔. I posted on my fb bunny groups and they all said GI stasis. This is exactly what she's doing. Except her poops are coming out more stinky and wet. But I think taking away pellets and just straight hey for a while will help. Thank you! Hopefully I'll find everything tomorrow since everything's closed here right now 😭.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Aw! Sorry to hear your girl isn’t feeling well. GI stasis happens overnight. How is she doing?

[@ilikeeveryvideo4793]

What happened

[@katherinekirby9821]

also how did people dissolve these pills? It was hard to get them to disolve and I don't think my bunny got very much. I tried sucking it up with food but it was a mess. Again, how to feed the bunny with the syringe?

[@annieacevedocruz]

This worked like a charm. Thank you!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

So glad to hear! Thank you for watching!!

[@mzvanity88]

If your in Australia get low dose aspirin. My bun is a mini I used 1 whole tablet it’s 100mg . Only gave one for the day . I used baby infacol 1 ml ever hour with some water . And I used somac . 1/4 tablet with water and spread that over two doses . Literally within an hr of the somac he did so much poop . 😭🙏🏻

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

So glad to hear your bunny is doing better! Thanks for watching.

[@DavidFlores-mb3xk]

Does anyone know if famotidine will work instead of ranitidine? I can’t find it anywhere !

[@caoe9064]

This is my question too.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

We’re sorry for the delayed response. Ranitidine is unfortunately discontinued, but after some research I don’t see why famotidine wouldn’t work in the same way as a gut motility med. It does appear to be more potent than ranitidine, so I would reccomend only doing a dose of 5mg of the famotidine when mixing up our home remedy for your rabbit.

[@funniestcutie-fn6ph]

Thanks for valuable information

[@hawk8144]

But how to make him eat these??? Because my bunny don't allow us to put syringe around his mouth.

[@masterbeef4512]

Hey thanks so much for this video I have a foster bunny suddenly was super tired and not like himself. Been doing this method a day and did some critical care since he wasn't eating. He started eating again on his own but not much. How long does it take for your bun to return to normal? Thanks!!!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Usually a day or two. Make sure your bunny has access to unlimited hay, not a lot of pellets (carbs, which will slow down his digestive tract and causes GI stasis). Once he’s continuing to eat hay throughout the day, he should be back to normal and you can start feeding a small amount of pellets once a day again!

[@lifesab470]

Thank you

[@kismovingcastle]

i hope you're able to get back to me in time but how long until they usually start using the bathroom again? my bunny has been eating a very small amount of hay + basil since we started giving him the medications but he still has not pooped (he has peed several times though). thank you for the video + helpful advice!!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Sorry for the very delayed response.. I hope your bunny recovered! I’m not sure how long it will take your bunny to start using the bathroom again, I’m sure it varies based on the rabbit and how much water they drink…

[@TheKearyj]

Great video, wish I’d seen this 3 days ago, my bunny died 2 days ago, it happened so fast I’m devastated I missed the signs 😢Ranitidine is no longer available in the UK do you know a good alternative please x

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

We’re sorry for the delayed response. I’m also so sorry to hear about your bunny❤️ Ranitidine is unfortunately discontinued, but after some research I don’t see why famotidine wouldn’t work in the same way as a gut motility med. It does appear to be more potent than ranitidine, so I would reccomend only doing a dose of 5mg of the famotidine when mixing up our home remedy for your rabbit.

[@BossWolfHomieG]

are all three crushed up and mixed at once or individually?

[@blahblah40694]

All 3 together

[@jayribujanda137]

Can I use famotidine instead I can’t find the other one the acid controller

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Yes you can!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Ranitidine is unfortunately discontinued, but after some research I don’t see why famotidine wouldn’t work in the same way as a gut motility med. It does appear to be more potent than ranitidine, so I would reccomend only doing a dose of 5mg of the famotidine when mixing up our home remedy for your rabbit.

[@jayribujanda137]

@@onemoreventurehomestead7803 thank you so much I ended up using it at a half dose my rabbit had started eating on his own but now he’s back to not eating I’m really concerned what else can I give him

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

@@jayribujanda137 I would provide a 2nd dose of the home remedy described in the video every 4-6 hrs if your rabbit isn’t showing progress or eating.

[@rebekahpease5857]

What dosage of the acid meds did you use? I have 20 mg famotidine and need to know how much to use!!!! Help!!!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

We’re sorry for the delayed response. Ranitidine is unfortunately discontinued, but after some research I don’t see why famotidine wouldn’t work in the same way as a gut motility med. It does appear to be more potent than ranitidine, so I would reccomend only doing a dose of 5mg of the famotidine when mixing up our home remedy for your rabbit.

[@rebekahpease5857]

I have used this mix of meds 3 times since I found it, and it has worked wonders every time! Thank you SO much!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@laylaedelman9935]

I can only find famotidine that does up to 20 mg but you said to get a dosage similar to what you used in the video which was 35 mg is what you use right? Could I use the 10 milagram and use like 3 and a half to get to the same dosage????

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

We’re sorry for the delayed response. Ranitidine is unfortunately discontinued, but after some research I don’t see why famotidine wouldn’t work in the same way as a gut motility med. It does appear to be more potent than ranitidine, so I would reccomend only doing a dose of 5mg of the famotidine when mixing up our home remedy for your rabbit.

[@et9093]

Wait so use all 3 at the same time?

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Yes, in the dosage reccomended is what has worked for us in the past. Or if you can’t find both simethicone and ranitidine, then do one of them paired with low-dose ibuprofen. It’s worth a shot if you’re in an emergency situation and can’t get to a vet! 😊

[@snehabiswal19]

My rabbit has gi stasis. I took her to the vet yesterday. They gave my rabbit vaccination..still he is not eating just drinking water. Today also i took her to the vet they gave him the vaccine. Its been two days he is not eating anything and just drinking water. I have tried massages and i think he likes it buy still he is not eating anything. I am very scared as the doctor has not prescribed any medicines only vaccinations and i can't see movements. He is just laying and drinks in few hours. I have no money to buy critical care.What to do???

[@bbuono9915]

Going through something now. Can't get to my bunny vet until tomorrow morning. What can I use since ranitadine is no longer available?

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

We’re sorry for the delayed response. Ranitidine is unfortunately discontinued, but after some research I don’t see why famotidine wouldn’t work in the same way as a gut motility med. It does appear to be more potent than ranitidine, so I would reccomend only doing a dose of 5mg of the famotidine when mixing up our home remedy for your rabbit.

[@XxToxicVenom5xX]

What semethicone do you use? I can get infacol but it's seems to have preservatives so not sure it's safe

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I will have to check when I get home, I believe ours is just the CVS brand of simethicone…

[@silverpilot0015]

What do you do if it’s potentially a hairball too?

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I haven’t had to deal with hairballs in rabbits before; I just did a quick google search and it looks like you would need to syringe feed them lots of fluids to get the hairball to pass… but again, I haven’t done it before, so I’m not entirely sure. I hope your bunny recovered!

[@JoelCavazos-qo4cq]

I cannot seem to find the ranitidine anywhere I can only find the acid controller famotidine is it the same thing ?

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

We’re sorry for the delayed response. Ranitidine is unfortunately discontinued, but after some research I don’t see why famotidine wouldn’t work in the same way as a gut motility med. It does appear to be more potent than ranitidine, so I would reccomend only doing a dose of 5mg of the famotidine when mixing up our home remedy for your rabbit.

[@racheljackson8288]

THANK YOU!!!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

You’re so welcome!!

[@eugeniasandoval395]

Ranitidine I can't find guess it was banned where I'm at is Famotidine ok as well?

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

We’re sorry for the delayed response. Ranitidine is unfortunately discontinued, but after some research I don’t see why famotidine wouldn’t work in the same way as a gut motility med. It does appear to be more potent than ranitidine, so I would reccomend only doing a dose of 5mg of the famotidine when mixing up our home remedy for your rabbit.

[@lauramarie9811]

My baby girl LuLu is a 7 yo Harlaquin. She had been lethargic, not being her active self eating less and once I realized she was incontinent both urine and feces she literally took a turn for the worse and now she's extremely bloated and miserable. Day one when trying to adjust her she did most terrifying short scream 4 times; literally lost it and have been bawling not knowing what to do and really just waiting for her to pass. Though were at 48 hrs now of what I'm pretty sure is GI stasis I have found this video and so far down 1 treatment. The only thing is I could only find the jell tabs for simethicone but making it work and radatidine is no longer on shelf but replaced with Cimetidine 200 mg (Tagamet) along with baby aspirin 81 mg. Her bloating has went down some; rubbing her tummy as instructed my question to those who this has worked for: about how long until at least an improvement of 50% to 75%>100% better did it take? Any suggestions or further remedies? I'm worried bcs a lot of my Lulu's symptoms don't match all the others but I also think she may have went further into before catching realizing or identifying the real problem. I'm so distraught and worry, already feel terrible for her suffering God willing she come out of this and we too get good results like many of you. Thanks for your dedication to bunny health and love! 🙏🐇🐰☪️

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

So sorry to hear about Lulu… keep providing our home remedy every 4-6 hrs as symptoms persist… we hope she recovers quickly! ❤️

[@angiewil1302]

What size syringe are you using?

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I was using a 20 ml syringe, but you could use a smaller sized one.

[@Sansgame2106]

Do we mix them all up together????

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Yes!

[@keniajacobo3526]

Hi, I noticed you published this less than a year ago; however, I cant find ranitidine anywhere... Not even cvs brand. Based on what I read online, it seems that sometime in 2019, the FDA made it so this drug isnt available anymore. I was curious how you were able to get yout hands on some. Thanks!

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Any acid reducer used in the same dosage should work. Another commenter said they used famotidine. I already had ranitidine on hand when I made this video, from probably a year or two before that.

[@HeyItsAmes]

It caused heart problems. My daughter was on it (Dr perscribed) but then they discontinued it due to these issues If your rabbit is having any signs of GI status, please take them to a vet.

[@Jakepf]

Can i mix the gas relief with some water in a bowl? I dont know if a syringe will suffice

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

You can certainly try. I’ve found I have to use a syringe because my rabbits won’t willingly drink when they are in stasis.

[@Jakepf]

@@onemoreventurehomestead7803 Thanks for the reply! I'm past the situation now, but my rabbit would absolutely NOT drink it or take the syringe no matter what I did. I got it in one or two times but I had to trick her with treats. It was a nightmare... But we got through it luckily without reoccurring dosages.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

@@Jakepf😂 they certainly can be stubborn! Glad you figured it out!

[@candacethompson7235]

Thank you for your video..

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

You’re very welcome!

[@SMOKE4YAH]

Im giving my bunny, meloxicam every morning for my bunny, would it alter the effects of the stuff im giving him? such as critical care

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I’m not familiar with combining those treatments… sorry I can’t help!

[@kayleeavalos8627]

So, do you combine all three medications before administering them to the bunny, or do you administer each medication separately? I’m just asking to be sure.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I combine all three and administer together.

[@daniellegrove5113]

Hey, I have famotidine tablets? Will that do the same thing I can’t seem to find ranitidine

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Yes, I think that should work. As long as it’s an acid reducer in the dosage I recommended, it should work.

[@rebekahpease5857]

But what is the recommended dosage? I can read how many mg your bottle was. Please help! My rabbit is going through stasis now.

[@kyfaithhavenfarm9228]

Can the antacid be swapped out for another name because I can’t find that one

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Yes, that should be fine. As long as it’s an acid reducer in the same dosage I recommend in the video, it’s worth a shot.

[@idabahillo2199]

I just spoke with the CVS pharmacist who said Ranitidine* was pulled from the market (which is probably why I can't find it) and that Famotidine is the closest med to it. Famotidine comes in 10 mg tablets at CVS.

[@lifewithlooch]

What about if my bunny is eating fine but not as energetic

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I would keep monitoring closely and only provide this remedy if you know for sure they aren’t eating and are in GI Stasis.

[@caramelbilquees]

What about max strength famotidine?

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

That type should work… Depending on how many mg’s the max strength is… If it is similar in dosage to what I recommended in the video then I would give it a shot.

[@rosemaryvalentin4940]

Thank u 🙏

[@Klaudia3610]

Hi so the pharmacy says that this acid reducer is discontinued. I found a comparable one but 10mg (famotidine) can anyone give me a bit of guidance regarding this please?

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Any acid reducer in the same dosage should work just as good.

[@mariatporter]

For how long do you keep this treatment going? I started about 4 hrs ago and my bunny seems to be doing a lot better and even had some poops. However, she stills seems very lethargic and not fully herself.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I would give it to her once a day until she seems completely better. I hope she fully recovers!

[@monicagonzalez5742]

How much water do I use?

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

There’s no particular amount I use, just enough to mix the meds together and administer orally.

[@jenniemorgan56]

My rabbit seems to be uninterested in anything. He has been eating hay, pooping but not drinking a lot. Any advice on how I can make him comfortable?

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Maybe try offering a little bit of sugar water to get them interested in drinking again? But then I would switch back to normal water as soon as they start drinking normally. Or maybe offer vegetables with high water content to keep them hydrated? I’ve never had to deal with this with my bunnies, so these are just ideas.

[@lobowynnTV]

My python loves rabbit ❤

[@indianfootballmovements]

Same thing happened to my rabbit i did everything even vet clinic also give some medicine but still she don't want to eat and today at morning time we found she is no more 😭😭😭😭😭 I don't at which point i made mistake. 😭 Its very painful to lose our baby bunny 🐰

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I’m so sorry to hear about your loss ❤️

[@mija_181]

What about for baby bunny

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Maybe do half the recommended dose!

[@DavidFlores-mb3xk]

I tried everything on this video and other videos but I couldn’t save my boy Hawthorne. We was about to take him to the vet 😭😭

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I’m so sorry to hear this. This remedy is not a guaranteed fix, and even bunnies treated for GI stasis at the vets don’t always make it. You did the best that you could! I’m so sorry to hear about your fur baby 😞

[@puffysky_Official]

Can my bunny take omeprazole?

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I’m not sure. I don’t have experience with that medication.

[@theungoliant9410]

you cant get ranitadine anymore

[@refleksiyaispokoistviye]

А мы не успели спасти нашего кролика, к сожалению. У него был стаз с 2-х дневным отказом от еды. Отдали его в стационар, где ему проделывали все необходимые процедуры, но это не помогло. Отдали много денег, но, видимо, поздно заметили проблему. Очень подавлены. Ему было 8.5 лет. Нидерландский карликовый. Берегите ваших питомцев и не жалейте на них ни сил, ни внимания, ни денег.

[@paigebentley1154]

Mine died yesterday to this he was beautiful cream and well behaved 😭 due to this

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I’m so sorry to hear about your loss.

[@paigebentley1154]

@@onemoreventurehomestead7803 thank u

[@kandacepatterson7965]

Wish I had know this 100 dollars ago😣

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

Oh no, bummer!! 😬

[@jcs6206]

Mixing meds with crushed pellets and water, into a slurry, makes assist feeding with a syringe much easier for several reasons... not the least of which being your pet will recognize the smell. Go very slowly when syringe feeding or you run a great chance of aspirating your pet. Learn how much to give at a time (1ml or less for the little guys) and how much your pets stomach can even hold. Do more research than just this video on syringe feeding rabbits by watching videos on syringe feeding cats; it's a similar concept and lots of videos showing proper technique. Be very careful mixing meds with rabbits, lots of common foods have serious reactions when combined with meds and rabbits. Accurate info is relatively easy to find online, spend 30 minutes and learn from people with more experience rather than risking your pet's life. It's easy if you learn how to do it properly... this video glossed over some good things and left out some vital things. Do some research and save your pet.

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

We appreciate your opinion and advice! We made this video with the intent to help save rabbits, and it is meant as a worst case scenario alternative if you can’t get to a vet or afford a vet. Have a great day!

[@celiacrevelation2875]

Can rabbits take white Willow bark instead of aspirin which can cause intestinal bleeding in humans?

[@onemoreventurehomestead7803]

I just did a quick google search and it does seem like white willow bark is safe for rabbits… but I have not done intensive research on this.