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He looks very much like a Netherland Dwarf. That may end up being him at his biggest size (~2.2lb), though I’d wait until he was 1yo to be certain. The snout face and ear size are very characteristic of nethies (I have one!).

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we are on day 5. 3 overnights done. 😌

The bunnies seem happy together, they sit in the litter box together and I don’t worry about them like I used to! They keep me up at night with binkies and taking it in turns to bite the pen and banging and trying to move it.

They do not cuddle and not much grooming -Louie tries. Milo moves away after l…[Read more]

Thank you so much for your quick responses! I am a very long winded post writer so it means a lot you’d take the time.

On hay to other foods ratio: she’s been a wonderful hay eater, I’d definitely say around 80%ish of her diet is hay?

As for transitioning diet: we went extremely slow transitioning to pellets. Not so much with greens, though. The…[Read more]

Hahaha 😂😂😂 Actually I write in English but then google page setting sometimes sends it by translating it to Turkish. I am writing in English, but after pressing send, it automatically translates the message into Turkish. I don’t experience this on any other site, only this forum does it like this, I don’t understand why. Thank you for…[Read more]

I do think the flooring is a big factor. Rabbits do not have pads on their feet like dogs and cats do– they essentially are wearing furry socks all the time! That means any slippery flooring is going to be a bit hard to go on willingly, and also health-wise, it is hard to get adequate exercise when you’re slipping around too. I would definitely…[Read more]

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Thank you very much you are very kind. 🤗🤗 What you said made me happy, I was happy to hear that I was doing something right. ☺️

Timothy hay doesn’t grow in the Mediterranean, after all, I’m Turkish and I’m from the Mediterranean. 😆 I mean, I had a very serious culture shock and style problem here at the beginning.…[Read more]

I would definitely not reinforce it by giving her pellets when she does it. Pellet time is often a very energetic time for rabbits, and that excitement can lead to nipping. You can try changing when pellet time is so that behavior doesn’t get reinforced due to anticipatory energy motivating the behavior to come up. You can also change how you feed…[Read more]

Sorry, subconsciously wasn’t the right word. I meant unknowingly enabling. Again sorry!

Çok teşekkür ederim, çok naziksiniz. 🤗🤗 Söyledikleriniz beni mutlu etti, doğru bir şey yaptığımı duymak beni mutlu etti. ☺️ 

Timothy samanı Akdeniz’de de yetişmez sonuçta ben Türküm ve Akdenizliyim. 😆 Yani burada başlarda çok ciddi bir kültür şoku ve üslup sorunu yaşadım. Biz Akdenizliler biraz hızlı, heyecanlı ve samimiyiz. 😆😆

Şu anda hormonal b…[Read more]

I’m sorry you have had to go through this.

Most rabbits do forgive their owners once they recover, but it is very stressful both for you and your bun while it’s going on. You have to give meds, and a cone is often of need after surgery. It’s not nice for a bun to wear a cone, but it’s a lot worse for the bun to hurt himself.

A male bun typically…[Read more]

Oh Bam, I’ve been devastated for a week. It will be long but I will tell you everything I’ve been through.

Cookie had neutering surgery on Saturday last week. the vet put a cone on his head because he doesn’t have a post-operative clothes in Turkey. And the cone remained on Cookie’s head for 5 days, was devastated. He couldn’t drink water by…[Read more]

I’ve had him for 4 months now. he has 1 hide out in his cage. I have hardwood flooring so I’ll try adding more rugs.

Thank you all so much!

It can take more than one week, just like swelling and brusing can in a human – but you should see it getting better continously.

It’s great that he has a good appetite! If you could get us a picture of the area, it would be helpful. It would probably require that someone else takes the picture while you sit and hold him against your body. (It’s…[Read more]