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It can be a bit pricey at first but incontinence pads! I bought washable incontinence pads on amazon cut them to the size of my litter pans and sewed the seam up. I shake the pads out into a compost bin and throw them in a bunny-only laundry basket ready for the wash! It took a few weeks for my guys to get used to them but now 5 years later and…[Read more]

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I hope your rabbit is back to eating hay, if not, I would definitely get a second opinion. My rabbit started to get picky with food and stopped eating hay, I took her to her vet who said her teeth looked perfectly fine.

I ended up taking her to an exotic animal hospital and the vet that looked in her mouth said she had severe dental…[Read more]

Cute bunny!

I’ve had an air purifier for years with my rabbit and she seems to have gotten very used to the sound and notices when it’s off. She doesn’t like it when it’s off.

Thank you so much, Bam!! 🙂

So I did some reading (my own bunnies had already been fixed before I adopted them, so I wasn’t familiar) and found more info from these sources.  All say that you don’t need to separate the bunnies as long as they are interacting calmly — what do you all…[Read more]

Thank you very much! You have been very helpful for me with these information and support! I really appreciate it and I’m glad that I can always ask anything on here and I get help ♥️

Thanks everyone, I nixed this cage for that and a couple other reasons and found a solution for about an 11ft² one. I’m super committed to giving lots or free roam time, I will just have to figure out how to balance the dogs being crated vs the bunny roaming. I do a lot of enrichment work and trick training with my dogs and am hoping to continue…[Read more]

If it’s protruding, then could be a small corneal edema.

Surplus cecotrope droppings and other poop irregularities like oddly shaped fecal poop is very common when a bun’s tummy is struggling to get back to normal.

If this where the rabbit will spend the majority of it’s time, then it’s way too small. Even with a cage of suitable size (big enough for the rabbit to hop a few times in every direction and stand up without touching the top) the rabbit needs at least 4 hours of free roam time per day. That’s the absolute minimum, one hour is not nearly enough. I…[Read more]

Yes my veterinarian told me that my bunny is a little chubby so I have to reduce her weight like 300 grams. But I think it won’t be problem now as she is eating so little now.

Thank you for the article!

It seems that it will be two weeks for my bun too or even more. Today she had like cecotrope droppings I hope it’s fine.

Well I will try and…[Read more]

4 tablespoons of extruded pellets weigh approximately the same as 2 tablespoons of compressed pellets, and nutritional values are always calculated on weight, not on volume. (I control-weighed pellets when I had a bun that needed to be switched from compressed to extruded pellets when he was on a strict diet due to being chubby).

How long you…[Read more]

Oh really? I thought it was too much to give her! Hopefully she will start eating more on her own soon.

How long can the recovery be? It’s been a week now and I still have to syringe feed her because she is not eating enough.

Supreme science selective pellets are extruded. (I prefer extruded pellets for my buns, they are bigger and the risk och choking on them is less than with compressed pellets). So roughly 4 tablesppons would be a good amount for your bun.