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See here for information on litter training: https://binkybunny.com/infocategory/litterbox-training/

Welcome to BB! Such a gorgeous mane.

Please be aware that wire floorings can cause many health issues, as well as indirectly cause issues due to impacts on movement and willingness to exercise/lounge comfortably. You can see important housing…[Read more]

It can be the case that once bonded, a rabbit may not be as open/willing to interact with humans since they now have a companion that speaks their language and who is with them 24/7. It can be upsetting as the owner, who is used to getting cuddles more often, but be happy in knowing that this is a sign that your rabbit is now feeling…[Read more]

At this point I would recommend against small stressing before doing a session — since they are at a point where fighting isn’t immediate/consistent, I wouldn’t want Tipper specifically to associate stress with  Sweetie (i.e. every time Tipper is with Sweetie, there’s an associated stressful situation right beforehand).

Tipper may never groom…[Read more]

Pictures would be great! If the lumps are round/oval and smooth they could possibly be small aural hematomas?

It is okay for short time use. You want to try as much as you can to get them bonded ( when they are spayed) because rabbits are very social animals. You are being humane, you are trying your best. I don’t know how many square feet it is??? But I had my bunny in a cage ( 5 square feet ) because the pen we ordered didn’t come in time, it was 2 and…[Read more]

Hopefully, changing her diet will resolve the wet poo issue — if not, then you need to take your rabbit to a rabbit-experienced exotic vet: https://wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Choosing_a_rabbit_veterinarian#Rabbit_veterinarian_listings … rabbits cannot go to ordinary dog/cat veterinarians.

The poop is likely due to an improper diet. A 12wo should not…[Read more]

Update:

I changed her litter box and I’ve been watching her. She doesn’t make normal poops she only makes those soft ones. They look like the poops bunnies eat, they’re round and clumped together but they’re soft. Could she have diarrhea? She seems normal she’s running around and playing.

It seems ponytail palms are not toxic to dogs, cats or horses (or humans). Rabbits can eat pretty much the same things as horses. Rabbits and horses have very similar digestive systems.

So I dont think you have reason to be worried ☺

Thank you so much for the advice!! We are going to the vet today so hopefully whatever happens is not bad and he heals well soon˙˚ଘo(∗  ❛ั ᵕ ❛ั )੭່

Yes, a picture would be helpful. From your description, it sounds like they may be papillomas.

Can you post a picture? If you add it to your profile, it should appear in your media library and then you can add it to your post.

What part of the ear are they on?