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I agree! How old is your bun though? Baby buns don’t tend to be so territorial due to lack of hormones so peeing on you could just be a sign that she needs litter training. However, about 5 ish months onwards I agree with Dally, likely territorial behaviour, shes marking you! – assuming no other symptoms. 😊

Perhaps just smoking outdoors would be a better options as there is very little risk of smoke inhalation for the bunnies. Rabbits have very sensitive airways and are prone to respiratory infections so anything that could contribute as an airway irritant such as smoke should is best completely separate from the buns. Hope that helps!

I just got used to writing 2022 LOL

Believe it or not, That’s actually a sign they love you! Buns are very territorial, and they are trying to mark you with their scent to tell any other rabbits in the area to stay away.

Thanks 🙂

Why is it December already?! 😥

Could just be molting. Also, some bunnies just get a bit thin on the back of the ears.

It is hard to say for sure. From the picture, it looks like the area underneath has been wet for some time. This will cause the fur to fall out, but since the top is crusty this “dead” fur is held in place. When you and your bunny tried to clean it, part of this clump came loose and revealed the bald skin below. As for the cause… there are a…[Read more]

Sometimes tooth grinding needs to have context in order to be interpreted. Some bunnies are just louder than others when they tooth purr. If your bunny seems generally content, then that is likely all it is – purring. If your bunny seems restless or hunched or is displaying other symptoms of pain, then it could be tooth grinding in response to…[Read more]

It is good that you are asking, rather than assuming it will be OK. Thank you! Marijuana smoke is not something you want to expose your bunny to. If you smoke, I would suggest doing it in a way that your bunny will not come in contact with the smoke. You have to keep in mind that they are much smaller than you, so it would take a lot less for them…[Read more]

Thank you both! You gave me the nudge I needed to call and at least seriously look into it further. It’s helpful to have an idea of the cost going in. I wasn’t sure if I was allowed to use the company’s name on here, but the rabbit rescue that told me that also said Nationwide was the only one. I’m glad that helped get you and your sweet bun connected!

No, no, and no.  If you feel the need to get high is more important than your pets safety, eat some edibles and stay far away from all animals.

High people do stupid things!  They called it dope for a reason.

Oh! I have just the recommendation 🙂  There are these small mesh storage cube grids that are perfect for this. I was so excited when I found them I wrote about them here:

Nose guards?!!

In general, legumes are not toxic to rabbits. They can, however, be fattening. So eating some as a treat shouldn’t be harmful. You will find a lot of things containing legumes (beans, peas, etc.). So I wouldn’t be too concerned about those ingredients if the product is intended to be a treat.

As Bam pointed out though. If you used these treats to…[Read more]

Great! Mites cause the skin to become uneven and thick.

Could it be just molting?