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Wick & Fable replied to the topic How do you get a rabbit to eat vegetables (and fruit)? in the forum DIET & CARE 5 years ago

So actually, if you have good-quality complete pellets (see here: http://www.therabbithouse.com/diet/rabbit-food-comparison.asp), then your rabbit is getting everything she needs from hay and pellets. Veggies are a nice addition for stimulation and just another source of those other vitamins and minerals, but pellets actually cover those…[Read more]
Paisley&Sage started the topic How do you get a rabbit to eat vegetables (and fruit)? in the forum DIET & CARE 5 years ago

Hi, I just got a new rabbit Willow. She is a one-year-old holland lop. My other rabbit devours fruits and veggies. Willow does not touch them. She eats hay and pellets fine, but I know vegetables are a critical part of rabbit’s diets. I only got her a week ago so I have not tried many different options yet, but she seems like she will not be…[Read more]
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DanaNM replied to the topic not sure anymore in the forum BONDING 5 years ago

How long did you “cement” the bond before moving them to their home cage?

You could also try taking them on a car ride together.
Cinnimon&Ollie replied to the topic not sure anymore in the forum BONDING 5 years ago

I can’t move them back to a netuarl area. I did go though the bonding process a little quick, but I made sure that things went well before putting them in the same cage. We built a new cage when they were bonded so it was netuarl. There aren’t any health issues thankfully.
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DanaNM replied to the topic not sure anymore in the forum BONDING 5 years ago

It’s great you noticed this change! There can be little chases etc. in some pairs (esp if one is overly food excited), but them becoming more distant is more of a concern. If I recall, you moved through the bonding process pretty quickly, so you may have just moved a bit too fast from neutral territory into non-neutral.

Can you move them back to…[Read more]
Wick & Fable replied to the topic not sure anymore in the forum BONDING 5 years ago

It can be natural for friends to just “mellow out” with each other, but I would keep an eye if you notice more tense interactions. They might have a hiccup in the relationship that needs to be worked out. At the same, if you notice that it is escalating to risky interactions that may cause injury, I’d recommend separating them and back tracking…[Read more]
Cinnimon&Ollie started the topic not sure anymore in the forum BONDING 5 years ago

My bunnies were bonded a few weeks ago and were doing great, lots of cuddles, grooming, playing. Now though there seems to be a lot less grooming, cuddles don’t happen much at all anymore maybe 1 every 2-3 days, and they don’t seem to play with each other much. They also tend to be more seperated other thank when they are eating. I got woken up…[Read more]
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Peanutthebunny replied to the topic Can rabbits eat dams on leaves?? in the forum DIET & CARE 5 years ago

Ok, thank you, yes damsons are a type of plum
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Hazel replied to the topic September chat thread in the forum THE LOUNGE 5 years ago

Oh my, Bam, she’s adorable! 😀 I think you were set up… 😉
MrBuddy replied to the topic Bunny has taken small chunk out of own ear! in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 5 years ago

Thank you both! I also contacted the breeder and she said that sometimes an injury like that can happen because of over grooming by the mother, she said she had never known a bunny cause it to themselves, so I think you are right with it being a previous injury. There was a little bit left which he has also now nibbled off 🙈 hopefully that will be…[Read more]
DanaNM replied to the topic Can rabbits eat dams on leaves?? in the forum DIET & CARE 5 years ago

Am I correct in that damson is a type of plum?

If so, then unfortunately no. The leaves and wood of the drupe group of fruits (stone fruits: peaches, plums, cherries, apricots, almonds) are toxic to rabbits.

Apple, pear, loquat, and citrus leaves and branches are all safe though, if you have any of those around.
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ParsleyBun replied to the topic Help! What to do? Is pokeberry pousonous? in the forum DIET & CARE 5 years ago

Thank you! She was fine!
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