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Urine exiting upon binkying is actually spraying — a few things come to mind:

1. Though rare, sometimes neuters can be unsuccessful or there can be some medical conditions which facilitate hormonal behaviors in rabbits who have seemingly gone through a neuter already. This would be medical-related, so having your rabbit assessed by a…

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You can put down some cheap area rugs, with low pile, and that should be enough.  I’d avoid those interlocking foam “shop mats”, which while effective and relatively cheap, are easily chewed up and ingested.

9 degrees C would be ok for say half an hour – an hour (since it’s the first time outside), depending on how windy and wet it is, of course. If the grass is wet you should dry their undersides with a towel when you take them in.

Bam, that’s extremely interesting, and accurate stuff.  Thanks for that link!

I just LOVE the coats on the Rex bunnehs.  I got to hold a Black Otter Rex once, and he was just the smoothest, most adorable bun bun.  Outside of my babies of course.

A hormonal surge/puberty will not suddenly cause a rabbit to not eat hay. There are some things you can do to promote hay appetite: https://wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Hay#Encouraging_your_rabbit_to_eat_hay

In addition, there can be a self-promoting cycle rabbits get into where their selective hay eating leads to dental discomfort which then leads to…[Read more]

How much has the hay eating stopped? Completely or just a little? How often are the soft poops?

I would probably get him checked out by a rabbit savy vet to be safe, decrease in diet amd change in poops can suggest GI problems and slow downs. Eating less hay can also be an early symptoms to molar spurs, depending on the age of your bun.

Sorry, I didn’t see this. I don’t know what the dosage is. My bunny was probably around 3.5lbs at the time and the vet said to give him 1mg. How much wiggle room there is on the dosage, I don’t know. Anyway, it was a tablet that I found at a health food store. They weren’t very big, so it was easy to grind one up and mix it with some unsweetened…[Read more]

Okay! Thank you for the suggestion. i will keep an eye on her!(:

Thank you so much. I just went to check on him and he still seems totally fine. A little bit of whistling sound when he sniffs me, but still eating, drinking, taking treats, etc. so I assume it is probably best for me to just continue to keep an eye on him and not rush him off to the vet as that may stress him out and cause more problems than it’s worth?