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With a baby bond, you don’t know if it’s one that will fall apart (common) or stay intact (less common) once the baby becomes hormonal. I always err on the side of caution and recommend owners to keep complete separation and not try bonding until both rabbits are fixed. Ultimately, if a bond is not going to work, it won’t be because you didn’t…[Read more]

I’m so sorry to hear about Oreo, Lauren. It is so clear that Oreo was so loved and cared for– what a wonderful life she had.

You are free to share as many pictures and stories here, if that helps. Ultimately, time will help too. I know it’s tough, and if you have any thoughts of “What if I…” or “I should have…”, I recommend not lingering on…[Read more]

You can try litterboxes with lower lips. Another option is actually modifying how you place the hay in the litterbox. With rabbits, sometimes the devil is in the details. It looks like hay is absolutely dominating the whole litter box, which is GREAT in terms of hay quantity, but perhaps your rabbit is weary to hop in and pee there because rabbits…[Read more]

To be clear, when you say “regular vet”, are you referring to a dog-cat vet who does a lot of spays, or an exotic vet who is not a part of a low-fee clinic system?

It depends on what caused the complication, and I think bloodwork on your rabbit would reveal if there is something underlying with your rabbit that may make her unfit for spaying.…[Read more]

No direct experience, but general research (and savvy) does acknowledge that there’s a chance teeth will grow back. Hopefully something here can highlight some helpful considerations for you: https://rabbit.org/dental-disorders-in-rabbits/#:~:text=It's%20important%20that%20the%20entire,rabbit%20is%20a%20serious%20consideration.

You should monitor…[Read more]

I do have a regular exotics vet, it’s more that I was wondering if a spay would even be possible after she suffered a complication the first time, and also looking for a regular vet that does a lot of spays. I personally prefer to use low cost clinics because I know that the vets there are doing spay/neuters on rabbits constantly compared to a…[Read more]

It could be hormonal or it could be his personality. Just give it time for his hormones to settle.

I will say that even if this is his personality not to give up on him. I’m not sure if the posts are still around but I had a bunny named Monty who wanted nothing to do with humans at all. He was named Monty after the killer rabbit in Monty Python…[Read more]