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I do hope they have not. It’s only been three days since I took her in and me and my friend are unsure of her age, but I would say maybe around 2 months. My male is turning 5 months so I’m actively looking for a good vet that I could trust.

That is one adorable and relaxed bunny 🥰

Grass is great for rabbit feet, but its a good idea to check the thumpers every week for calluses or hair loss anyway, as a part of the weekly “once over”. Yiu may have to fold the hair aon the heels back or to the sides to make sure there are no hidden bald spots.

Hi and very welcome to Binky Bunny!

Flopsie is beautiful! If the pics are doing his coloring justice, I think he is a chestnut agouti. Agouti means the individual hairs are banded in different colors.

A neuter can vary a huge lot in price, not just between different states and cities, but also between vet clinics in the same area. Its good to…[Read more]

Sleepy Timothy! I love it when they just flop and sleep next to you.

And yes we need Louie and Lola pics!

Hi there! I think that you bunny is a mix! Holland Lops usually weigh around 2-4 lbs and Mini Lops weigh around 5.5 to 6.5. I think that you could have a mix between the two because of his weight. He looks very healthy so he is definitely not over or under weight! My bunny is a Mini Lop and he weighs 5.8 lbs.

I agree with Bam and Wick, it is not poisonous and will not harm you buns! Cardboard can be a fun chew toy but make sure they aren’t eating too much of it, bunnies need nutrients that they can’t get from cardboard or paper!

As Bam mentioned, it’s not poisonous and imminently harmful unless there’s something on the cardboard or too much is being ingested that deters the rabbit from eating hay. One of my rabbits is an avid cardboard eater, but at the same time she is an avid willow branch and hay eater, so I am not too concerned when she eats a hole from a cardboard tube.

If you cannot spay/neuter the rabbits, they will need to be separated. As a general note, talking about intentional breeding is prohibited on these forums, so if that is something you are considering, we ask that you do not discuss that on this forum.

Do you have the means and space to house them separately? It is not unheard of for people to…[Read more]

Well I’m hitting pause up on the quad for now. The fighting between the boys is just too vicious and I’m worried someone will get hurt (they are biting HARD). Funny, I had thought the girls would be the problem but they are actually doing alright. I have never been bitten so many times during bonding than with these boys (wearing gloves now but…[Read more]

Thanks for the reply, i have removed all the cardboard and paper but sometimes she finds some that got left (she freeroms the house when home) dw she eats plenty of hay and poops a lot, she has a large litter tray she goes in to with the hay. Thank you for the suggestions! ill look into finding these and hopefully she will enjoy it ^^

How old are they?

If the female is older than 12 weeks, it’s very likely that they mated and she is pregnant.

Its not safe if a rabbit ingests too much cardboard and paper. It 8s cellulose, but its not proper food. A rabbit should eat lots of hay, if she fills up on cardboard and paper, she will probably not eat enogh hay. Hay is important for both the teeth and the GI function – as I’m sure you know.

Twigs from pesticide free apple or willow or other…[Read more]