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Thanks for your kind words Dana. Fingers crossed for little Richard. I presume he may always have a pointing-out leg, just hope him not in pain.

One of my rabbits doesn’t like harnesses but my other rabbit does and both are fine with new places. I was hoping to train my rabbit Ollie ( the one that is okay with it ) because I think he will enjoy it. I was hoping to train him before contacting but I don’t know where to get the agility equipment from.

I only have seen postings on social media around competitive rabbit agility. From what I’ve seen, they are always harnessed. If you are looking to enter a specific competition or association that holds these events, contacting them may be the best bet in finding what I assume to be standardized rabbit agility equipment?

As a general note, some…[Read more]

Okay thank you

Are either of the rabbits spayed/neutered? They both seem very young (the female especially; many vets do not spay females until 6mo). If neither or spayed/neutered, I would actually recommend halting all attempts to bond in order to prevent any unwanted pregnancy. Separate from risk of pregnancy, if one or both of the rabbits are fixed, it is…[Read more]

If it’s 3 nights and you trust your family to feed your rabbit correctly, and your rabbit is used to that environment and has had adequate engagement/enrichment in that environment, I think it’s fine to leave your rabbit there. GI stasis is a symptom of something going on, such as eating something upsetting, stress, pain, etc.. If the environment…[Read more]

Oh my…glad you found the jugs! I hope none of us ever have to use our preparedness stashes but it’s definitely better to be safe than sorry. ✨

DanaNM – Yeah, it was about time it got itself outta here!

LBJ1O – Yes, I’m so relieved this is over and I’ve finally found the solution!

My rabbit is 4.5 pounds, and how much simethicone should I give to him?

Normally, the pet park is closed, but there is a perforated mesh on the top for air. He does it just because he sees us, other times he doesn’t jump. But frankly, I’m going to bBut many of the forums are experienced in this matter, they will help you. I bought a perforated net over the pet park.

Cookie does this just because he’s curious. So…[Read more]

he’s starting to eat normally again, but not as excited as before. his poop is starting to look normal again but just a bit darker

Unless it had gotten wet, is getting moldy, blackened, etc.. it should be OK. Brown is natural and within the spectrum of hay color variation — it’s not bad or harmful, but likely won’t be eaten by your rabbit.