First of all, let me say that I am truly sorry to hear about all of your unfortunate circumstances.



IDB is contagious and could have easily been transfered from one to the other. I would imagine though that if your male died of IDB that you would've seen warning signs.



I definitely suspect a connection of some sort.



Did the male eat any rabbits just before he died? Did the rabbits come from the same place? Were the rabbits treated, or being treated, for any parasites or an other health problems?



Were the male/female burmese related?
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• Neurological disorder? IBD? Help! - terrylove, Mon May 21 09:59:19 2007
• RE: Neurological disorder? IBD? Help! - HappyHillbilly, Mon May 21 13:34:13 2007
• RE: Neurological disorder? IBD? Help! - terrylove, Mon May 21 14:15:20 2007
• RE: Neurological disorder? IBD? Help! - HappyHillbilly, Mon May 21 19:55:19 2007
• Only a qualified vet should diagnose... - Carmichael, Mon May 21 20:37:10 2007
• Good point, thanks. - terrylove, Tue May 22 12:30:47 2007
• RE: Neurological disorder? IBD? Help! - terrylove, Tue May 22 12:29:43 2007
• RE: Neurological disorder? IBD? Help! - safaritom, Tue May 22 12:36:14 2007