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I’m sorry you are going through this! 🙁

I think it will be important to work closely with a vet who is very rabbit savvy and see what they say once they have more info.  I agree that stabilizing her first is important.

It will be important to find a vet that does a lot of rabbit spays and rabbit surgeries in general. I do know of a couple case…[Read more]

Yes these are great suggestions and have really helped Thank you. My profile photo is of her snuggling up to her “doughnut”.

She sleeps under our coffee table which she “claimed” it has a throw over it which she likes pulled right down in a morning when she sleeps.  She sleeps with just her head poking out mostly.

We were worried that she…[Read more]

I emailed them and for a similar response. It seems safe enough and I’m optimistic. Some herbs are very effective at reducing anxiety.. Though I’m sure it’s not going to eradicate it, it’s could still make an improvement. I’ll let you know the results.

I have heard Cbd is great my friends pets have had great results for arthritis and mood but…[Read more]

No he decided to not like orchard grass after I bought a box of it. He’s more toward 2nd cut Timothy now. I’m ordering a box now as the sample Timothy is running low. I hope he’s not going to change again after the bale arrives.

I just saw an ad at Chewy for hemp litter for small animals.

Might be worth a look.

We’re on well water.  We did some tests, it was ok.

I am SO SORRY I completely blanked on the fact that I only took Spirit to California and then took United to Hawaii. I had to make more than one call to United as I kept getting different answers.

Ahh, yes, being fed only alfalfa will definitely make a picky bunny!

Maybe after some time being on orchard he will branch out to other hays as well. Second cut timothy tends to be leafier than first cut.

The nutrient profile on Oxbow looks almost the same, aside from the vitamin C, although they only list the minimum guaranteed amounts for the vitamins. Maybe you could check with your vet and/or contact Oxbow to see what they say? There is tons of vitamin C in many of the veggies we give our bunnies (dark leafy greens), so I doubt the C would be…[Read more]

I wouldn’t give your rabbits them because of the added vitamins. Rescues won’t take it most likely if it is ripped. Maybe if you know someone if guinea pigs you could give it to them.

I have to plan mine very carefully wick and fable because they love to destroy things. One of my bunnies loves to eat carpet under my bed. Which hasn’t caused her problems so that is great… but she cant eat fruits. I guess it is a carpet only diet.

Got ahold of Zimba’s foster mom. He was solely on alfalfa when he was with her and drank a lot of water. Explains why he’s so picky on non alfalfa hay.