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I do think the best thing would be to cut out the gum. If its too close to the skin, you could wait. She will try to wash her face, the hair will grow and eventually be shed.

Ingestion of small amounts of gum is not harmful -rabbits can’t swallow big chunks of things, due to their anatomy they can only swallow what they’ve properly chewed. The…[Read more]

Awwww your bunnies are adorable! Look at them bonding like 😍 I hope everything is still going well!

Oh no! Bunnies can get themselves into terrible messes!

I’ve not come across this before so I can only provide suggestions. I’m not sure how chewing gum would affect the gut if accidently swallowed but I would keep a close eye and encourage lots of hay eating and drinking incase a little was eaten. As for the fur, is she long/dense furred? If she…[Read more]

Hi DanaNM,

Thank you so much for taking the time to read and respond to my post! Buddy was taking 0.20cc (100 mg/ml) of Fenbendazole once daily for 28 days. He was on two rounds of Fenbendazole, once in September and once in November, with still no changes in his e cuniculi numbers. Our vet mentioned that depending on how severe the e cuniculi…[Read more]

Hi LBJ10,

Thank you so much for taking the time to respond to my post, I appreciate it! Buddy was taking 0.20cc (100 mg/ml) of Fenbendazole once daily for 28 days. He was on two rounds of Fenbendazole, once in September and once in November, with still no changes in his e cuniculi numbers. Our vet mentioned that depending on how severe the e…[Read more]

I too use pine pellets. They are more absorbant than paper litter, but they compost a great deal slower, so they’re not a good option if you’re planning to dispose of the litter in a compost bin.