>From:    embie <<[log in to unmask]>
>whole room is being sanitized (made less insane?) as we speak, but what
>kinds of things are my little fuzzbutts, (not to mention my other rabbit,
 
Without a necropsy, you'll have no idea what might have caused his death.
Unless there was a mucousy discharge from his nose or eyes that you could
have spread to your own rabbit, there is extremely little chance that there
would be any effect on your rabbit.  Rabbits do not (extremely rare) carry
viruses, most of their problems are bacteria and parasites.  Netherland
Dwarfs are prone to strokes.  All rabbits can be susceptible to heart
attacks and intestinal blockages.  The only thing to be passed between
ferrets and rabbits are the standard ring worm and fleas.
 
Sandi
 
Best Little Rabbit, Rodent & Ferret House
Seattle, WA
For current news about the Redmond Rabbit Rescue
http://www.houserabbit.org/news.asp?id=9
[Posted in FML issue 2455]