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Should I get my elderly rabbit put down?
he s 10 and a half, has a slipped disc at the top of his neck which prevents him from cleaning his genitals, when I let him out he runs around for 5 minutes and then lies down for the rest of the day, he s drinking a heap of water, even after being on antibiotics for a UTI
I can t make the decision, I love him so dearly and he s my best little buddy, I ve had him since I was 11 , but I m house sitting for a woman for 5 weeks, and I was going to take him with me since he needs daily medical care but I think it would be so unfair on him to have to sit in a pet carrier all the time( they have rabbit eating dogs so letting the rabbit out is not an option. If I did take him I think it d just make his arthritis and sore hocks a lot worse
For people who say I m playing God if I put him down, I m pretty sure God would ve let him get eaten by a wild dog or cat if he was in the wild, before he got to the age of 10.5 years
2 Answers
- Elaine MLv 76 years ago
He sounds like he's in pain, and his quality of life is way down. It's probably past the time he should have had the vet do the euthenization.
- poodle powerLv 76 years ago
Only you can decided when it's time to let him go. Do you think he has a good quality of life. Is he eating ok ? I always believe when you know your pet you know when the tome has come. They seem to let you know they are ready to go.
Source(s): Rabbit owner many years