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Aaaah okay I understand the syringe feeding now. Thank you very much! Hope I just gets better.

Thank you, it got better today actually. She started to eat a little bit of hay by herself.

Thank you very much!

It looks pretty minor to me. I would continue to monitor and if it seems to be getting worse, mention it at the appointment next week. A small graze should heal fine on its own.

Sorry I don’t have enough experience to really help, but thought I’d chime in just in case. I wonder if she had some hard times before getting adopted to you? It may just need more time. I wonder if you could change up her set up that would help. Not sure what kind of cage but they are happier typically with as much room as they can have.  It…[Read more]

How has this been going for you?

I have two mini lops that are not so mini 🙂 I am in the process of free-roaming them. They have access to the living room, hallway way, kitchen and for special treat days the stairs and upstairs hallway. I have cardboard boxes randomly placed because that’s what Harry likes to chew the most so it helps with…[Read more]

Awesome! Thank you.

What do you mean by the same place? That the litter boxes are in the same place? That the bunny’s are in the same room? Sorry if this is a dumb question.

I’ve tired. She runs away and tires to hide so I give her space to cool down. She is so dramatic at times lol  She wasn’t this skittish before being bonded. Maybe I’ll try when she’s eating and close to her hubs.

Have you tried handplucking off tufts/areas that have released when she is close to her bondmate? You can sometimes get a significant amount while they are occupied eating veggies or pellets.

If it goes “backwards”, it will likely be more because of the bonding process– not swapping the boxes. Litterbox behavior is something that can be polished in the future as well, so I wouldn’t let concerns about it prevent you from doing swaps as a pre-bonding measure. Most likely, it won’t impact anything litter habit wise, as long as they are…[Read more]

I am bonding them currently, but switching there litter boxes or them into each other cages would help. My rabbit who was already 100% litter box trained is still 100% litter trained, and my rabbit who is 90% litter trained I am currently litter box training but it is going well so I don’t want it to go backwards.

I let my rabbits free roam when someone is home so they can be checked on regularly. I have noticed that they get very curious about things they know they aren’t really supposed to do when they think nobody is watching. They’re basically 2 year olds/toddlers so you always have to keep that in mind. I have a nice big 2 story condo with a big dog…[Read more]

GI stasis typically cause a bun to have a lower than normal temp -which is dangerous. Rabbits that are stressed-f ex by a vet visit, which is always somewhat stressful for a rabbit – can cause somewhat elevated temperature. How hot or cold the ears feel is not a reliable way of determining the bun’s core temperature. I would think your vet took…[Read more]