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Good luck. I am going through a similar situation and agree about rabbits being underappreciated. I hope everything works out with a new friend for Ta.

She runs to her litter tray when i refill hay, and i can’t attach more pics for some reason… I’m really thankful for your help.

I don’t have that, will giving her cilantro help her guts? It’s the only thing i have.

Sudocreme would be harmless to ingest in the quantities we’re talking about here. It won’t of course do any good though, since he licks it off.

Is the carpet soft? You can test it with your elbows. If its abrasive on your elbows when you put some pressure on and move them across the carpet a little bit, its probably too abrasive for hocks that…[Read more]

Yes, so far he is settling well. Ruby has started marking a little, and aggressively chasing him down the fence, but I’m not too worried because she’s also spending time sleeping at the fence and has really perked back up. She is flopping and doing binkys again 🙂

Here are some pics, I’ll update once I start bonding sessions- but hoping it goes smoothly.

Very good!

If she’s eating now, you can try giving her simethicone baby gas drops in case she has a bit of gas. You give 0.5 -1 ml gas drops once per hour for three hours, then “as needed”. Gas drops are not taken up by the body, they pass through with the poop.

Is she shedding now? Some buns get a bit of stomach upset when they shed. Is she a…[Read more]

She’s eating currently ☺️ And no, there is no disorientation at all, and non of the tracking movements.

If a bun is eating less it will be (rather obviously) be pooping less. Regardless of whats causing the inappetence, it should be treated as a gut slowdown, which soon can lead to gut stasis. The primary aim is to get her eating and pooping again.

How long has this drop in appetite been going on? Is she active or does she mostly lie still? Are her…[Read more]

Thank you guys so much for the suggestions! I really like the cardboard egg carton suggestion especially.

I was so excited when we actually got a phone book in the mail. Can’t believe they don’t care about it at all. I’ve also discovered that they’re chewing the wooden frame around the door, so the sooner I can find something that’ll work, the b…[Read more]

If it’s just for a day, your rabbits should be fine!

You are setting her up to be as good as she possibly can be by having a vet see her ASAP. Unfortunately, as much as I wish we could say everything will be all right, we are not vets and cannot diagnose online. But again, taking her to the vet is the best course of action.

It is a great sign that she is eating and drinking though.

If you have a rabbit experience vet near you they can cut their nails his nails for you. I took my bun when she was little to my vet ( she was very wiggly ) and it cost 5 dollars. Light is your best friend if you are doing it from home with black nails. It helps you see the nail better and where to cut

Also I forgot to ask, they will be ok right?

Okay thanks will do. Can’t do the grass though because even though we don’t use chemicals everyone else around us does so I don’t want to risk it incase some blew over to our yard.