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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.

what do you mean by “then the rest every 4-6 hours 1ml-2ml?”

Phone books make great rabbit toys… if you can actually find one. LOL

I’ve never found a great source online (the shipping is prohibitively expensive), but if you look for feed supply stores, or hardware stores in winter they often carry them. They are also sold as wood stove pellets (with no additives or propellants).

Yes, kiln dried pine is perfectly fine. Treated lumber of any kind isn’t safe.

I think you may have moved to non-neutral territory a bit too fast. You want them to be basically bonded before you move them out of the neutral space.

Cooper is like that with pellets too! Wick’s suggestions are great!

Yep, not much you can do except keep them out of reach or put some kind of protector on them.

I use NIC cubes to block areas where there are cords, and strategically placed furniture!

Rabbits seem to like the expensive ones the best!

I think covering the pen is a good idea. It will discourage Cookie from trying to jump out.

Could it be “clucking”?

I’m going to lock this thread now, as advice has been given and there is no use continuing to circle around.

I’d like to reiterate what Wick said to all participants of this discussion:

“As stated in our Forum Guidelines, “We Do Not Tolerate Poor Manners: Snide, Snotty, Snarky Snooty, Judgmental, Chastising, Berating, Scolding type of Remarks n…[Read more]

I wouldn’t be overly worried since he is still eating, even if it is less normal. It could just be gas still. I agree with Dana that it may be time to see a vet, especially if simethicone hasn’t been helping.

That’s great! I’m glad you found something that seems to balance her gut.