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Cool ears is not in itself a sign of illness. To know if he has a low temp you need to take a rectal temp. In a bun that is eating, pooping and acting normal, cool ears can just mean the rabbit hasnt been moving around very much.

Weight loss is more worrisome. It’d be good if you could weigh him in case he keeps loosing – unexplained weight loss…[Read more]

I’m so sorry JG. What a beautiful boy Tim Tim was! And such a cute baby! And an adorable scruffy grandpa in his golden years <3

What a wonderful life he had with you. It is such a gift to see them in their golden years, but no matter how much we prepare it doesn’t make it easier when they pass.

Binky Free Tim Tim!

Hugs to you and yours.  What a handsome boy!

Beautiful pictures of a beautiful bun!

Timtim had a long and wonderful life with many furiends and the greatest hoomin.

Binky free, sweet Timtim ❤

It’s so very hard to have to say goodbye.

I’m so sorry for your loss  🙁

I agree, you 100% must separate them now. They can hurt each other very badly if you do not, and castration is necessary for bonding.

I would check facebook marketplace, craiglist, buy nothing groups, etc to see if anyone is selling or giving away an exercise pen or dog crate, they can make good temporary bunny enclosures. Then if you cannot keep…[Read more]

Since this is a repeat of the other thread I will lock this one. The other thread has a few responses: https://binkybunny.com/forums/topic/bonding-unspayed-siblings/

Whether a dog and a rabbit can become friends depends on the individual animals’ temperaments, socialization, and training, as well as careful supervision and management by their owners.

Oh, what a wonderful birthday present for all three of you!! 🎂🎂🎂

Great news!!!

Bear gets to come home today 😊

he is eating normally now and acting his normal self

today is also his and his brother’s birthday they turn 3

E c is encephalitozoon cuniculi. It’s sn intracellylar microscopic parasite thst’s very common in rabbits. Most rabbits are asymptomatic/subclinical carriers, but some get ill. Typical findings are head tilt, balance issues and/or hind end paralysis or kidney problems that arent due to UTI or sludge. Young buns can get infected already in the…[Read more]