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Hmmm, maybe her anal glands need to be cleaned? Have you inspected her bum area?

The safest thing for buns that enjoy being outside is to set up an exercise pen and let them explore in that, with you supervising, as you are already doing. 🙂

Maybe making it bigger and adding some tunnels would help him explore it more?

Were her poops looking normal?

I’ve seen weird jelly with poops before in a bun that was having GI issues. Sometimes there can be mucous in the poop with intestinal irritation.

But, given the spay, I think it’s wise for the vet to the urine sample and see if it could be from some sort of infection. Does her spay incision look OK?

The most important things with harnesses are that you need a stretchy leash, I got mine from Kaytee harness but I don’t use the harness it came with because they could escape that one. H harnesses are the safest. You would need to take your time harness training and keep in mind that it isn’t for every bunny. It took one of my bunnies less than a…[Read more]

It is correct I got my rabbit and her littermates were white, brown, grey, and she is white brown, grey, and orange. Also, my rabbit’s tail changes color when she molts.

I wouldn’t be too worried. Just check daily to see if you notice anything if you are worried about it. It sounds like binkys and grooming.

Bunnies eat different amounts of hay daily. One of my bunnies eats like a small handful and the other eats two giant handfuls daily. About how much would you guess they eat daily?

She scratches her neck/head, close to her ears. The skin looks normal and she doesn’t really do that as often in her hutch.

oo okay thank you so much for the advice!! I will book an appointment soon with the vet I am currently bringing moon to,, hopefully it doesn’t goes bad and cost a lot^^

Agree that is looks like some sort of swelling in response to a prick of some sort, which does welcome the potential of abscess. You can try and clean it with some plain saline, but it won’t sanitize things.

It shouldn’t be too expensive to get a broad antibiotic to prevent/treat any infection, though you’ll still need to spend money on the exam.…[Read more]

If the jump and head shake is in response to being let out, it is likely a binky.

Where is she itching and does the skin/fur look unusual in those areas?

Sneezing paired with white nasal discharge is a classic upper respiratory infection sign. Unfortunately, rabbits will not “get over” a cold on their own— they need antibiotic treatment from a vet.

See here to ensure you’re seeing a rabbit-experienced vet, as there are many common mistakes made with treating URIs, like not doing a long enough…[Read more]