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Can you introduce more than one litter box?

Yes he is neutered, and he already is in a smaller space. I would love it if he could free roam but we have to get this litter box training down first. 🙂 he’s living in a play pen at the moment.

Is he neutered? If he is, then perhaps he just needs his space restricted for a little while so you can go back to Litter Training 101.

Have you looked for advertisements for horse-quality hay? If you have a farm or feed store nearby, sometimes you can ask the people who work there if they know anyone selling?

Sometimes it’s less “traumatic” to simply pick them up, place them in an unfamiliar place (e.g. a table) and do a deep grooming for as long as you can.

I think it depends on the cat. Some are very gentle with bunnies and do not view them as prey. But you do have to be careful with introductions and you don’t want to leave them unsupervised if you don’t know how they will get along with each other. A cat can very easily cause injury to a bunny, even in play. Something to keep in mind.

It doesn’t look too bad. Just make sure to cut her nails.

Do you use frozen water bottles? Or ceramic tiles? Some people use “Chin Chiller” stones which can be put in the freezer.

I mean when you swap litterboxes, put them in the place the original one was. So the rabbit is still familiar with that’s the place to go, even if it’s a different box.

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]