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Did they get him to hunt with or was he supposed to be just a pet? Has he shown a particular interest in the buns? Otis is very good with Oscar, he doesn’t look at him as something to “hunt” but as I said, he really doesn’t seem to have much of a hunting instinct to begin with. 😆

I agree, I believe mine both think they are dominate and it seems to get more level over time. I recently moved us all and they got some new furniture so seem really happy. Once I’m more settled I plan to start fostering buns too.

I attached recent pics and plan to keep in touch via the lounge probably on the site!

That’s great to know, some of them are a bit tricky now. We’ve done another successful round, this time another 10 mls in him. As he’s eating reasonably well I think 10mls x 4 per day will be sufficient. The vet had said if he wasn’t eating the daily dose was 70mls. Obviously I don’t want to fill him up on CC so he doesn’t bother eating hay.…[Read more]

Ah ok I get it now. Thank you so much 💜

The bigger pieces are “crumbs”. What’s in the bottom is hay dust. It’s really fine.

Yep, I bought some grass hay today and I added it into Charlie’s stack of alfalfa hay, although he doesn’t seem to like it a lot. I mean, the hay smells nice and sweet but I guess alfalfa just tastes better lol

Ok, thank you so much!! Also, I searched thoroughly today at the pet store and did actually find alfalfa pellets! I’m thinking of transitioning him (over the course of a few weeks) to those once he finishes off the bag of adult pellets. Or is that not necessary?

Oh LOL I thought hay crumbs were what people were talking about when they say dust?? Cuz wouldn’t these crumbs cause respiratory issues and sneezing? I guess I’ll sprinkle them in his pellet plate then :))

So sorry for the troubles – I will delete your account!

I’ve reported this so the site admins can contact you and sort this out!

LOL!! 😆

That sounds about right! 😆

It is actually recommended to have rabbits that are going to be bonded live side by side as neighbors, so that set-up sounds great to me. 🙂  Once the new bun is settled in, you can start swapping which rabbit is on which side to help the process even more (called “pre-bonding”). The idea is that the buns get very used to each other’s scents and…[Read more]

Hard plastic baby keys or stacking cups are considered safe. Bite marks can accumulate on the surface, but it’s very difficult for them to actually bite pieces off.

Just looking at it, it does look kind of syphilis-y. But I agree, it may be more cost effective to see what the other tests say first.

His syphilis symptoms would get mixed up with his ringworm, so it’s very possible that rather than ringworm coming back and forth every time, it was syphilis. We ended up testing for syphilis because the ringworm symptoms kept coming back but wouldn’t spread like it did originally.

Penicillin shots are done in the back area and are done with a…[Read more]