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Time to perfect your strategies for petting two buns at once, which IMO is one of the best things about having a bonded pair! 😀

But in all seriousness as long as he’s not chasing her off or being aggressive towards her then it’s totally normal.

Rabbits are pretty simple creatures, so rather than interpreting it as “jealousy”, I have always seen it more as “Oh! I want that too!”, as opposed to “How come they get that but I don’t?”. When a rabbit pet learns human pets are nice, of course they’d want it when they notice it’s available 🙂

thank you so much! these little ones really knows how to worry us hahaha

Yes, it’s safe. If it is intended for pets, then it shouldn’t be treated with anything.

She will likely be fine. You can keep an eye on her, of course. But any issues would manifest within a day, so you shouldn’t need to monitor for very long.

Oh, wonderful!

The sound of a bun munching on hay is truly a lovely sound! The absolutely best sound to fall asleep to!

Thank you for the update!

So, litter box habits usually go out the window during bonding, and it can take a bit of time for them to return once the pair is bonded.  In my experience, rabbits fall into two camps. One camp is buns that pick an area of their cage as the toilet, and will go there, so that’s where we put the litter box. The other camp is buns that are very…[Read more]

That’s great! Thanks for the update and glad she snapped out of it!

I’m so sorry you are going through this, but please try not to panic! It’s true that megacolon rabbits often have shorter lifespans, but with a care plan they often do much better. Usually megacolon buns will need a motility medication daily, as well as a high calorie diet, such as supplemental feeding with critical care or another recovery food…[Read more]

Zooming.  Binkying.  Eating.  Pooping.  Getting into mischief.  Is there any sound lovelier than a bunny munching on some hay?

How is your bun doing now?