I'd say that rules out a feeding (rabbit) connection.



I wish I could be of more help but I don't have much knowledge in IBD and/or neurological disorders.



The only other suggestion I can come up with is to try to think back about any changes, cleaning, etc..., that took place just before she started acting ill that might could have brought this on. (Which I'm sure you've already thought about.)



Is she like that continuosly while she's in her cage or is it more like seizures, coming & going?



I've been trying to avoid the ol' cliche "Get it to a vet!" because I'm not one to high-tail it to a vet every time something happens, but I'd believe I'd be gone if it was my 13-ft albino burm. Especially after losing the others.



Hang in there!

HH
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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