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Orchard isnt soft. Meaning it feelssoft because itspliable and leafy -but the leaves themselves actually have a sandpaper-like texure. Orchard hay is in no respect a less good choice than other grass hays. Hay consumption doesnt guarantee no dental issues, but it’s our best bet -as you know.

500 ml is a lot for a young bun. Normal water…[Read more]

Sounds wonderful! We’d love to see pictures!

You’re supposedto hear it when youput your ear close to the bunny belly. In any case, hearing tummy sounds is a lot better than complete silence.

How does her poop look now?

It’s when we are close to her we hear it. When she’s sick we hear it across the room.

Oohhh my husband bought a food dehydrator for drying seaweed samples (during the pandemic when he couldn’t access his lab)… I could use it for drying things for the buns!

There are quite a few options for seagrass mats in the Binky Bunny store, my bunnies really like them. They do nibble on them so it doubles as enrichment, and they are woven in a way that they don’t fall apart right away.

I’ve also bought various timothy mats, but they tend to fall apart too quickly for me.

You can make mats out of newspaper or…[Read more]

Thats great that your rabbit is okay my rabbits have ate half of a fleece sheet and been fine but they cant eat blueberries because that makes sense. My rabbits have gotten into many things and things happen it is not something to beat yourself up about.

They won’t have access to the edges there will be nibble guards on it. One of my rabbit cages ( I have two currently) is plywood with peel and stick tiles on it and it is slippery so there would have to be like you said grass or paper mats on top. I don’t know what grass or paper mats are though?

My rabbits are very dedicated chewers and one of them would most likely be an odd of she can’t eat tons of fruits and veggies because they don’t agree with her.

My rabbit knowledge has grown, learning that there are fruit- and mushroom-specific food dryers.

We use straw pellet and it works really well.

Whatever you dry, it should be completely dry when you package it. Its a good idea to check (feel with your fingers) the dried goods for moisture a day our so after you’ve put it in bags or jars, because residual moisture will give mold and bacteria the chance to thrive. Thicker stems will dry better and more quickly  if you cleave them.

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Yep! There’s a search function in the forum, but it may not be the most visible if you are using the mobile version. While you are in the forum section, look for the magnifying glass in the top right corner, in line with the tabs for Forum, Members, Profile, etc.

Or using Google as Wick suggested works great too!