My daughters rabbit died........... - Page 4

Dan3 · 09-15-2009, 05:49 PM

Rabbits really do die for seemingly no reason at all. My family raises rabbits for meat and rabbits to rent to photography studios for easter pics. It is not unusual to find them dead for apparently no reason at all.

Bury the rabbit for your daughter, then get her a puppy.

LeiahAnnDGAF · 09-15-2009, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by PQ

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This is freakin hillarious if it's true.

lol yeah...can you tell who he loves more, his car or his daughter?
he doesn't even know my age but he knows "her" vin number by heart!

ddunerider · 09-15-2009, 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by LeiahAnnDGAF

lol yeah...can you tell who he loves more, his car or his daughter?
he doesn't even know my age but he knows "her" vin number by heart!

Go back to My Space were you belong!!!!

PQ · 09-15-2009, 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Dan3

Rabbits really do die for seemingly no reason at all. My family raises rabbits for meat and rabbits to rent to photography studios for easter pics. It is not unusual to find them dead for apparently no reason at all.

Bury the rabbit for your daughter, then get her a puppy.

Bury?

Uh, Waste Management.

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Originally Posted by LeiahAnnDGAF

lol yeah...can you tell who he loves more, his car or his daughter?
he doesn't even know my age but he knows "her" vin number by heart!

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Go back to My Space were you belong!!!!

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Young lady, you're invading dads sanctuary here. lol

*Milk 1027* · 09-15-2009, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by PQ

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Young lady, you're invading dads sanctuary here. lol

LMAO

She is more than welcome here.

But that was too damn funny

MrIcky · 09-15-2009, 06:38 PM

This thread is making me laugh for no particular reason.

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Originally Posted by LeiahAnnDGAF

btw, sorry to hear about the rabbit. but soon enough your daughter will move on to something else, just be happy for now, it's not a boy she's upset over!

And as the father of a 15 year old girl...^^^^ is the friggen truth.

PQ · 09-15-2009, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by MrIcky

And as the father of a 15 year old girl...^^^^ is the friggen truth.

Dude, I'm horrified. My baby girl is starting to ....... well....... 'grow' up. I'm not diggin' the make-up and stuff. I'm not ready for this. :(

ddunerider · 09-15-2009, 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by PQ

Dude, I'm horrified. My baby girl is starting to ....... well....... 'grow' up. I'm not diggin' the make-up and stuff. I'm not ready for this. :(

Get ready its comming faster than you think I have 3 let me think o ya one is 22 one is 24 and one is 21 and none of the boy are any good...Its killing me

And My Baby is in the Army BIG BOY KYLE 18.....

And my new girl #34219...lol Thanks Leiah

Zeus · 09-15-2009, 06:56 PM

Maybe he was a bills fan

GrnMchin · 09-15-2009, 08:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Zeus

Maybe he was a bills fan

No Raiders I think?

bloodymary · 09-15-2009, 10:28 PM

Causes of seizures/death in rabbits include heat stroke (rabbits are very intolerant to hot temperatures and don't thermoregulate well), encephalitozoonosis (infectious disease), pregnancy toxemia (I'm guessing you would have noticed the pregnancy part, at least), low blood oxygen levels (caused by some types of infections, such as pneumonia), metastatic cancer, kidney diease, or elcetrolyte imbalances (caused by kidney disease, nutritional deficiency, or lead toxicity).

In any event, there was probably not much that could have been done for the little guy. Rabbits are prey animals, and by design, they often tend to mask their symptoms until the condition is quite advanced.

I'm sorry that your daughter had to go through that. Let me know if there's anything else that I can answer for you or if there is something that I can do to make the situaution easier for daughter. :(

Sorry if this is old information...I admit that I did not thoroughly read all 4 pages of the thread

Outed as a veterinarian...

Zeus · 09-15-2009, 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by bloodymary

Causes of seizures/death in rabbits include heat stroke (rabbits are very intolerant to hot temperatures and don't thermoregulate well), encephalitozoonosis (infectious disease), pregnancy toxemia (I'm guessing you would have noticed the pregnancy part, at least), low blood oxygen levels (caused by some types of infections, such as pneumonia), metastatic cancer, kidney diease, or elcetrolyte imbalances (caused by kidney disease, nutritional deficiency, or lead toxicity).

In any event, there was probably not much that could have been done for the little guy. Rabbits are prey animals, and by design, they often tend to mask their symptoms until the condition is quite advanced.

I'm sorry that your daughter had to go through that. Let me know if there's anything else that I can answer for you or if there is something that I can do to make the situaution easier for daughter. :(

Sorry if this is old information...I admit that I did not thoroughly read all 4 pages of the thread

Outed as a veterinarian..

lol... before I read that last part I had you pinned as The Rabbit Guru.

Mr Twisty · 09-15-2009, 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by PQ

Ok, you're scaring me.

Not my loss.

Not many pets as a kid? lol

She had it for 3 weeks.

I read the title and thought, "Oh NO! she's just a kid! Poor PQ, that's gotta break his heart." Then I read the thread and realized you were talking about a PET rabbit actually dying... Guess I'm just old LOL

PQ · 09-17-2009, 04:51 PM

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Originally Posted by bloodymary

Causes of seizures/death in rabbits include heat stroke (rabbits are very intolerant to hot temperatures and don't thermoregulate well), encephalitozoonosis (infectious disease), pregnancy toxemia (I'm guessing you would have noticed the pregnancy part, at least), low blood oxygen levels (caused by some types of infections, such as pneumonia), metastatic cancer, kidney diease, or elcetrolyte imbalances (caused by kidney disease, nutritional deficiency, or lead toxicity).

In any event, there was probably not much that could have been done for the little guy. Rabbits are prey animals, and by design, they often tend to mask their symptoms until the condition is quite advanced.

I'm sorry that your daughter had to go through that. Let me know if there's anything else that I can answer for you or if there is something that I can do to make the situaution easier for daughter. :(

Sorry if this is old information...I admit that I did not thoroughly read all 4 pages of the thread

Outed as a veterinarian...

Well, thank you very much. Sorry I missed your post. At least I have something I can tell her. And if you weren't a Vet. then I'd say you got Waaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyy to much time on your hands. lol

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bloodymary VIN: 2G1FT1EW1A9146556 Drives: see sig Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Broomfield, CO Posts: 52	Causes of seizures/death in rabbits include heat stroke (rabbits are very intolerant to hot temperatures and don't thermoregulate well), encephalitozoonosis (infectious disease), pregnancy toxemia (I'm guessing you would have noticed the pregnancy part, at least), low blood oxygen levels (caused by some types of infections, such as pneumonia), metastatic cancer, kidney diease, or elcetrolyte imbalances (caused by kidney disease, nutritional deficiency, or lead toxicity). In any event, there was probably not much that could have been done for the little guy. Rabbits are prey animals, and by design, they often tend to mask their symptoms until the condition is quite advanced. I'm sorry that your daughter had to go through that. Let me know if there's anything else that I can answer for you or if there is something that I can do to make the situaution easier for daughter. :( Sorry if this is old information...I admit that I did not thoroughly read all 4 pages of the thread Outed as a veterinarian... __________________ 2010 2SS/RS, MN6, Victory Red/Black Leather, Polished Wheels, VIN: 2G1FT1EW1A9146556

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