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omg yes, I’ve seen pics of the fallout from dog poo + roomba disasters… my cat went through a puke-y phase and I can only imagine the horrors that could have unfolded

thanks! I think the horror stories I read are more about doggie poo, which then gets smeared everywhere the vacuum goes (sorry for that image 😛 )

Thank you for the detailed info!

So none of this sounds too out of the ordinary! My main recommendation is just to keep at it and work to prevent fighting in the bonding sessions, but a few other things jump out to me. First, it sounds like there wasn’t too much settling in time for the new bun before starting bonding stuff? She also sounds…[Read more]

I’m having a bit of trouble following your post.  If I read it correctly you have 2 pairs, a m-f and a m-m, and all the boys are neutered? And then another female that you want to add into a trio? Is your question about what to do with the m-f pair?

If your m-f pair is already bonded and the M is already neutered, I think you could try just…[Read more]

How old are your rabbits?

If they are young (under 6 months or so) they can be free-fed, meaning you can leave their pellets out for them.

If your bunnies normally finish their pellet ration right away and suddenly don’t finish them, that means they could be feeling sick or in pain.

Hmmm, it could be early stages of fur mites. It’s a bit hard to tell from the photos, but with fur mites sometimes the skin just looks a bit dry in the early stages. I’ve seen fur mites present first on the back of the ear, so the location fits.

Fur mites are often present on rabbits but never show symptoms, and then occasionally flair up for…[Read more]

So if the amount of pellets you’re providing is too much, no. Reduce the pellets and take away the bowl. If you are feeding a fine amount, it is fine to leave the bowl overnight. That being said, a rabbit not finishing pellets is sort of unusual so I’d be curious on what you’re feeding your rabbits that pellets are left over.

Hi Bunstar!

I haven’t tried the Fur Buster comb yet. I have a similar brush for my cats that works wonders on the long haired one, though!

Yeah, holding/picking up buns can be stressful for everyone involved lol. Fortunately, Caesar is pretty mellow and doesn’t get too upset. 🙂

Thank you for the suggestion!

Yes, the first 3 photos are on one side and the last on the other.

It might be a molting pattern but I haven’t seen this happen before and he seems to be constantly molting lol

Do their patterns change sometimes ?

do i leave the bowl of pellets out overnight?

Is it hot where you are? I think a lot of bunnies are feeling sluggish right now just because of the heat. Otherwise, the slowdown could be due to age. Is he fairly young? Young bunnies tend to become a bit less active as they transition into adulthood.

Is this in front of both ears? I wonder if this is some sort of shed/molt pattern.