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I tend not to give my bunnies cardboard or paper because they literally eat it and I don’t think it would do any favors on there digestive system. I could be wrong but I’d rather play it safe.

What I find interesting is all these youtube bunny pen/free roam videos where they have a dog pillow and a material tunnel made from fabric as well as carpet on there pen floor or rug. In reality those sorts of setups would never work for 99% of bunnies because they chew everything and there is no stopping them because that is what rabbits…[Read more]

That would make sense. He is very young less than six months old…

Okay ty. I’ll have to check it out. I have one bun who is completely un phased by noises whereas my boy is very sensitive.

(Btw sorry I posted the question twice 🙃 I’m new to binky Bunny and still trying to figure out how it works.)

Yeah I think the flimsier stuff is usually sold as “Poultry netting”, that’s the one to avoid. And I agree that bringing them in at night would be safest, even if the run is very secure.

Hi Everyone, thank you for your previous posts and my sincerest apologies for the delay in my response. Thought I wrote back, but was out of town and my internet connection was spotty so it probably didn’t upload.

Anyways, as its been a few months, has anyone had any success with any new litters? @Lindsey, so glad you were able to figure that out…[Read more]

Well, as far as vacs go, it’s not bad.  Definitely not as loud as my last ones.

My buns aren’t bothered by it, but nothing fazes Walter in the slightest.

1. Is it pretty quiet? Im looking for a good vac for my buns room. I need something that won’t be frightening to them so I don’t have to keep taking them out of the room everytime I vaccum 😜

Is it pretty quiet? Im looking for a good vac for my buns room. I need something that won’t be frightening to them so I don’t have to keep taking them out of the room everytime I vaccum 😜

It could be that she thinks the litter you use is unpleasant to sit in. Id start by looking over the litterbox-situation. If you get a second litterbox it might help. You move the litterbox to where she pees. If she thinks the litterbox is too small (rabbits prefer litterboxes on the bigger side) or too dirty, that could be cause for her to…[Read more]

RHDV is throughout the western half of the US. Both domestic and wild cases have been reported in almost every state west of the Rocky Mountains. So yes, you most definitely should ask your vet about the vaccine. The disease can spread between wild and domestic rabbits. It can also be spread by insects.

If they can come and go as they please,…[Read more]

For bunny proofing I like to use NIC cube grids to block off areas with lots of wires, rather than trying to protect them individually.

As for predators and outdoor runs, chicken wire is not predator proof. It keeps chickens in but predators like coyotes can easily chew through it. You would want to use something like hardware cloth.  There’s…[Read more]