I am sure they are six weeks. I didn’t know anything about bunnies really until the day I decided to buy them. We had been looking into buying a hedgehog and decided that wasn’t for us, so we bought the bunnies. It wasn’t until I started doing copious amounts of research that I realized how young they were to be sold. Their digestion and eating has been normal, they are healthy and growing quickly and we are keeping a close eye on them and their habits to make sure weaning them that early hasn’t hurt their health. It has been a massive learning curve for us, but a wonderful one.

The laundry room is big, about the same size as my boyfriend’s room. Also, when we bought them it was established that I wouldn’t be able to keep them at my place. I told my boyfriend who I bought them with that I wanted them to have free reign of the house and asked if that would be a problem. He said it wouldn’t be, but low and behold, he hadn’t asked his roommate who did not take kindly to surprise bunnies. The situation with them is temporary, but I want them to be comfortable until I can move into a pet safe apartment which will be in about a year. Then they shall have a palace. I don’t think the air purifier would be too loud in a room that big as long as it’s okay for them to have it there. I’m prepared to buy them a space cooler, and am in the process of renovating a hutch for them that’s bound to be more fun for them than a cage when they grow.

Wallace is a male and Trippy is a female. They’ve been to the vet based on a poop scare that turned out to be nothing. Just as soon as Wallace hits neutering age, we are going to be on top of that. We wanted to get same sex bunnies, but these are the two that stole our hearts and I think we accidentally chose well seeing as two females don’t tend to bond as easily. They really adore each other which puts my mind at ease. I don’t know how, but they chose us and inadvertently chose each other. It’s been such a wonderful experience.