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Unfortunately a lot of airlines have cracked down on “emotional support animals” and no longer allow “exotics” since it was being abused/overused (there was a high profile case of someone bringing a peacock on a plane….).

@Darth.liv uggghhh that’s so stressful.  Have you looked into any pet relocation services? Perhaps they might be able to…[Read more]

Haha! Keep us posted!

Hi there!

So I’m not sure what the timeline was for your past bonding, but I don’t think they were fully bonded. I don’t think the full 6 weeks is really necessary in most cases (I think 3 is a better rule of thumb, and then go off how the buns are behaving), but her hormones could have been at play and triggering his mounting. Or they just…[Read more]

That is a lot of water. I would definitely mention it to the rescue, they may not have noticed it while he was there (and it’s something a vet wouldn’t know just from a check up if no one told them).

Drinking a lot can be an indication of dental pain (which might also explain the hay-selectivity), or kidney issues, among other things.

I agree with Bam that prob best just to leave it to come off on it’s own. If it’s just on the fur it won’t harm once it’s dried.

Also ( I forgot to add ) you don’t want him/her to eat it, I know when my bunnies get something stuck to their fur I have to trim it off because they try to eat it.

I would trim it off. You don’t know what is in the type of nail polish. Some are made with different things. But it most likely will be fine if you decide to leave it.

Maybe say that it is your comfort animal.

Okay thank you I am going to try carpet tiles, hopefully I don’t wake up to holes in them.

I dont think you need to worry, if it’s not a huge lot. It will come off eventually. Once its dry, if someone can help you hold him in their lap, you mighy be able to cut off some of the hair that has nail polish on it with a pair of small scissors.

Please help me . My bunny got nail polish over his head. It is like a straight line. Please tell me something . How to remove it?

Some hay in the litterbox is good -rabbits do like to munch when they go. But I’d rather replenish it often in the litterbox (as well as in the rabbit area) than put in a huge pile at once. I’m currently fostering a young bun who comes hopping to munch the second I sprinkle some new hay on top of her “old” hay.

Yes, I like to serve hay in small wads and replenish several times a day. I find this makes them eat more and saves most hay. The rescue however always advocates huge litter boxes with a mountain of hay in them and told me to put more and more hay in the box when they saw the picture I took. At least with the bunnies I’ve had, they lose interest v…[Read more]

Lucky bun ☺ It is often possible to eventually find a type of hay that His/Her Royal Bunniness approves of -but it can take quite some tries.

Serve hay in smallish wads, often. New hay is always more attractive than hay that’s been sitting out 15 minutes or more 🤣. You can even recycle hay by removing what hasn’t been eaten and reintroducing that…[Read more]

I saw that too ):

Unfortunately I contacted Alaskan and they told me hawaii was a different exception where they won’t allow rabbits in cabin. Im stumped and it doesn’t make sense. I have no clue what I’m going to do and I move in a month 😕