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I can hear the short “hum” sound. “Mm Mm Mm”.

That’s usually hormonal humming.  Although, long term desexed rabbits will still make this sound from time to time.

The only hairless rabbit I know of is Mr. Bigglesworth. There are, as you say, hairless piggies, cats and dogs and  rats, but hairless buns doesnt seem to be a thing. Maybe they would be difficult to keep because rabbits don’t have padded feet. They need to have hair under their feet.

OOOO Okay okay haha I feel so dumb lol but yeah I did read through those and took down notes about it too yeah,, thank you so much ^^

Yes Apollo has always been a little more difficult with his weight, I’ve always just assumed that as part New Zealand White he was just more inclined to put on weight being a meat breed and all that.

Luna’s kidney troubles started with E.c earlier this year, she has a heart problem too but the kidney medication fortunately works for…[Read more]

Also very happy to hear these updates!! Really glad you started the chat thread too 🙂

I have come to realize, anecdotally, that weight management can just be harder for some buns then others, in both gaining and losing weight… And also sticking to diets is hard, haha.

I didn’t remember Luna was having kidney troubles, but how great that…[Read more]

Nope, no thread yet.

I’m glad to hear the new diet is working out. I know it can be hard to stick to diets, including pet diets. LOL

I would block off the shelf at first. Jumping should really be discouraged. I think having Boo somewhere where he can still see her is a good idea. So yes, if he can be in the pen all the time, that would probably work just fine.

In my opinion, either is equally viable. It’s more about personality that the sex of the bunnies. My boys absolutely adored each other. Plenty of people have male-male and male-female pairs. I think female-female are harder since girls tend to want to defend their territory more.

Thank you for the information. Another question though, is a male-male pair better or a male-female pair? I’m not sure which I should be looking for.

I love her so much! How wonderful that she can be with you.

She looks so graceful and elegant, love her!

When looking at shelters/rescues, I would just search for rex bunnies. Workers often don’t know enough about colors and patterns to label them properly. I’ve also noticed that shelters/rescues, if their specialty isn’t rabbits, they tend to label lots of bunnies as “rex”. But a rex bunny will have the short, plush rex fur and curly whiskers.

A one-sided love affair! I’m sure Fable enjoys loving Wick from a distance though.

I havent really started to think about Halloween yet. It was summer a minute ago!

Here’s a picture of my little girl, munching on a piece of chickweed:

I wasn’t talking about the links… I think those need to be updated. I was talking about the list of suggested questions for the vet when trying to find a rabbit-savvy vet.

For example, if you ask them if bunnies should be fasted before surgery… the answer better be no.