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Aww bummer! Not sure what other stores are available, but I think any type of home-goods or office store could potentially carry them?

Sounds like a good plan with Rosie and Gwen. I think more pre-bonding, and more sessions could help. Also not sure if you’ve tried stressing, but car rides can be really helpful. You have someone who can drive while you supervise to make sure there is no fighting.

This is the thing I’m talking about, you could maybe find something similar that fits the space or even make your own

I’m sorry about your situation :(. Maybe you could get one of those ikea bench things that you can cut an entrance in and put their box inside of that. That way when poops get out of the box, you won’t see them. A bigger box might also help; my girl was pooping out of her box a ton, but now that she has a bigger box, there’s only maybe 3 or 4 poo…[Read more]

Agreed, this sucks 🙁  I hope you can find a reasonable solution.

It’s tough because it’s hard to get perfect litter box habits with a bun.  Not sure if you ever watched the Youtube channel Lennon the Bunny, but the owner seemed to be able to achieve near-perfect litter training by picking up her bun whenever she could see a poop coming (when L…[Read more]

Thanks DanaNM for all your tips! You’ve helped me a lot. 🙂 I hope they’ll fit in the carrier lol. Might be squished!

Some mounting is normal in some bonded pairs. As long as it doesn’t cause an argument, you are all good.

Around $120. Things that can factor in are the equipment used, what team needs to be present to complete it and if there are accompanying tests (ie blood tests) that might be lumped into it.

To your knowledge are they experienced with teeth trims?

If you’re still looking for some suggestions: I’ve been purchasing “Rabbit Hole Hay” brand timothy for a while now – and it’s a hit with my two boys! Like with most hay & SPS, there are different cuts. My bunnies seem to prefer the first cut timothy, and it is the best looking hay as well, i.e. green, fragrant, good mixture of stems, leaves, &…[Read more]

Thanks! 😆 Now I just hope they’ll still love each other after the vet tomorrow. I definitely got lucky picking these two boys to bond.

Honestly they’ve been doing so wonderfully, you would prob be fine to just keep going. Since you haven’t had any problems when moving to new locations (or really at all), my hunch is that it’s going to be smooth sailing. Def take them in the same carrier to the vet, that will be extra cementing!

When you move them to their final home, either give…[Read more]

OMG so wonderful!!!

Congrats!!!

They were snuggling and Pinky decided to flop right beside Muffin! It warms my heart. My two rescue bunnies love each other! I’m glad they’re happy. They keep grooming each other. So lovey dovey!

They are not in a hutch in the picture. They were in the pen I brought them home in.  Thank you all for your advice.

I don’t know if it’s just my bunny, but he won’t let me brush him. I’ve bought so many different brushes for him, from the HairBuster to just a regular dog and cat flea comb. I ended up just lint rolling him, and he tolerates that very well. The frequency of grooming sessions depends on how much their shedding, but for starters I would recommend…[Read more]

They pee pretty frequently, mine pees about once each hour. The smell depends on what litter you use and how frequently you clean their litter box.  I found that Yesterday’s News Non- Clumping cat litter is really great for odor control, but it is hard on bunny feet, so I would recommend something soft like CareFresh on top. The only time…[Read more]

This happened to my bunny too! The bald spot grew bigger and new fur started coming in. It’s probably just shedding, but if you do notice other things take her to the vet.