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Chewing (and inevitably eating some) things is a natural and relatively consistent behavior for rabbits — they need to do it in order to keep their teeth in check. Also, their gut moves very fast (they poop 200+ times a day), so I see this as rabbits are constantly open to eat more food, and at the same time, will always chew things when they…[Read more]

While generally rabbits do calm down with age, this is more of a personality trait than related to age. Some rabbits are naturally very chill, others not so much. All rabbits love to chew though, and a lot of them just aren’t suited for 24/7 free roam, especially if unsupervised. My rabbit is 8 years old and there’s no way I could leave him out…[Read more]

so many wild bunnies this month! There are a bunch in my neighborhood lately, lot’s of babies and even saw what looked like a pregnant doe. There is one that will hang out in our little front grass spot and once it was running about doing binkies in the sun. So cute.

he sadly won’t in stasis, but it’s a quick warning sign. Luckily no issues since his last molt though (fingers crossed)

Yes to both. but everything immediately went back to normal, which is why it’s so weird. Wolfie (bun who most of the fur got pulled from) even jumped into the litter with Pixie right after despite having 2 litters to choose from. They were completely fine after and are completely fine now. They cuddled and everything feels fine. This is why i…[Read more]

I dont think this has anything to do with the changes in your work schedules Your girl has quite simply started puberty. Her age is right, her behaviour fits the picture.

This is sll perfectly normal, but it is inconvenient. You may have to temporarily restrict her movements, f ex with a play pen.

Many vets wont spay until 5-6 months, simply…[Read more]

We have been to the vet again today. He gave us things to syringe feed her, and some medication. We have to feed her every three hours which is exhausting because she won’t let us pick her up.

She won’t eat anything on her own and still has just a little poop.

She is not in big pain but not so active.

I’m so scared. I hope she will be okay.

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Hmmmm, was this a tussle that you had to break up? Did these happen while they were penned?

Have you been syringe feeding her? Often times syringe feeding is the most important thing to get them back on track.

Hot weather and molting can trigger some tummy issues in buns, so providing supportive care is important.

That link didn’t work. https://www.exoticnutrition.com and the product is Timothy Pellets.