I have over 12 years of experience with medical rabbits as a shelter advocate and as a baby-and-medical foster site for a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit Rabbit Rescue Group. I often visited the shelter to perform a Nose-to-Tail Health Check and recommended that the bunny(ies) be taken into our system to be seen by a licensed exotic rabbit veterinarian.
It is important to perform a basic Nose-to-Tail Home Health Check on your rabbit(s) monthly.
Disclaimer: If your bunny is in distress or if you have any concerns, promptly contact your local licensed exotic rabbit veterinarian. I am not a licensed exotic rabbit veterinarian, and this should not be a substitute for official medical advice from a board-licensed exotic rabbit veterinarian.
The following are some of the slides I present in classes for local Rabbit Rescue Groups. All of the pictures shown are from my previous evaluations of shelter rabbits, rescue rabbits, or my own rabbits.
Updated March 2025
Bunny Heimlich Please watch entire video.
