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Okay thanks Dana! This would be a future thing, at least 3/4 months likely. The 20 and 40 square feet are only the living space, and after the bonding they would free roam the rest of my room anywhere from 8-14 hours a day (before bonding they’d split that time) and maybe eventually fully free roam in my room. In terms of if the bonding didn’t wor…[Read more]

It can help to pin up a towel or blanket over the side that she’s biting.

Also, is she getting plenty of exercise? Bunnies are most active at night, so giving her more exercise in the evenings might help too.

While I am an advocate for bonded bunnies in general, I’m thinking since Esther is so new and potentially has some health concerns, it would be good to just settle into having her for a bit.

There have been some super easy bondings on the forum recently (I would be lying if I said I wasn’t jealous!), but it is often a lot more work that some of…[Read more]

Update on Pippin, she’s still weak and poorly and along with your advice and the vets via telephone (I live in Wales UK it’s quiet remote and the vet will not see her) i’m CC feeding her every 3 hours and we are getting output, albeit very small also fluids but I’m not just filling her little body up with nothing coming out. I’ll be with her round…[Read more]

What is the square footage of the cage (length times width of the bottom level). My girl bites the bars for a little bit once she realizes her pen is closed but then calms down quick and plays with her toys/ chills in her pen. It could be that she doesn’t have enough space because they do need quite a bit. My girl has about 24 square feet for h…[Read more]

Thanks guys!

Thanks HipHopBunny! 😆

Agree with Bam, she needs a vet. She has to have mobility meds, if her gut doesn’t start moving again all the food you’re syringe feeding her has nowhere to go and can end up making things worse. Before mobility meds can be given, they have to rule out a blockage. She also needs pain meds and hydration.

<p style=”padding-left: 80px;”>Your rabbit needs vet care. If that is absolutely unattainable, you will have to keep doing what you are doing and hope for the best. Fluid is important for gut motility. With so few poops, there is a gut slowdown. A partial blockage can’t be ruled out without x-rays. Mucus can mean there’s inflammation of the gut…[Read more]

I dont think the Boltz pellets are the culprit here, tbh, but I couldn’t find the nutritional value, and the skimmed milk is a rather surprising ingredient. It’s very good that is a pellet though  and not bunny muesli.

Here is a website with good info about what to look for in terms of rabbit pellets nutritional values: http://www.therabbithouse.c&hellip;[Read more]

Yep, REWs are typically very sweet. 🙂

Yeeesss, Copper is going home! HipHop, I think we did it! *high five* 😛  Adorable pictures by the way, sleepy/grumpy Silver is too cute!  😀

@Dana: We had the same issue with Otis, he is so hyper and strong, he was a nightmare to have in the house. We ended up training him with an e-collar. He’s a lot better behaved in the house now, and m…[Read more]

I see! thank you for letting me know that.

the video is him kind of having a hiccups but with his mouth opened really wide, like you can see his teeth.

Dana, I need him! 🙂 He just looks SO SWEET in those photos! I bet you he’d get along great with everyone… 😉