veggies and sticky eyes

i would get the eye checked by a rabbit vet.
no. veggies don't cause bloat. some can give gas.

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 >> Stay informed about: veggies and sticky eyes 

Veggies need to be introduced to a rabbit one at a time to make sure she
isn't sensitive to one. Other than that, most dark green, leafy vegetables
are good for them.

Many lops are bred with heads that are too round. This often causes their
tooth roots to press on their tear ducts. If the discharge is completely
clear, just wipe it away to keep the underlying skin dry. If the discharge
is whitish, go to a vet. You'll probably get an antibiotic opthalmic
ointment or some such. Flurry has needed this off and on through her life.

Sue, Flurry & Max

"Dwarf_lop" <evilstrings.RemoveThis@fsmail.net> wrote in message
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>i read that veggies arent always good for rabbits cos they contain too
> much water which helps them bloat? how true is that??
>
> also my rabbit is getting a sticky eye but always her right hand side
> one. never the left. anyone know why this happens and why to only one
> eye, and how to stop it? this also happens to me mate daves rabbit
> called Bobby but in both eyes. unfortunately though his eyes 'run' so
> much that he know has real hard matted hair under his eyes? anyone
> know how to 'free' the hair up again???
>
 >> Stay informed about: veggies and sticky eyes 

I agree with you Sue that if it's clear it is just tears, but I still
think it warrants a vet visit because it most probably does signal a
teeth problem

Ros

On 29 Jan, 20:11, "Sue French" <xfre....DeleteThis@nycap.rr.com> wrote:
> Veggies need to be introduced to a rabbit one at a time to make sure she
> isn't sensitive to one. Other than that, most dark green, leafy vegetables
> are good for them.
>
> Many lops are bred with heads that are too round. This often causes their
> tooth roots to press on their tear ducts. If the discharge is completely
> clear, just wipe it away to keep the underlying skin dry. If the discharge
> is whitish, go to a vet. You'll probably get an antibiotic opthalmic
> ointment or some such. Flurry has needed this off and on through her life.
>
> Sue, Flurry & Max
>
> "Dwarf_lop" <evilstri....DeleteThis@fsmail.net> wrote in messagenews:1170028742.031061.246100@v45g2000cwv.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> >i read that veggies arent always good for rabbits cos they contain too
> > much water which helps them bloat? how true is that??
>
> > also my rabbit is getting a sticky eye but always her right hand side
> > one. never the left. anyone know why this happens and why to only one
> > eye, and how to stop it? this also happens to me mate daves rabbit
> > called Bobby but in both eyes. unfortunately though his eyes 'run' so
> > much that he know has real hard matted hair under his eyes? anyone
> > know how to 'free' the hair up again???- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -
 >> Stay informed about: veggies and sticky eyes