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Thank you so much for replying. Yes, this is a dewclaw on his right front paw. The injury was caused by him catching his nail in the door. The injury goes all the way to the nail bed. It has been about 3 days since it happened and I have been treating it with Betadine. If you have any more information and advice to give that would be greatly…[Read more]

It looks swollen esp in the first picture. Is this a front paw? Do you know what caused it and how long it was since it happened? How deep would you say it is?

Signs of infection in a wound are excessive swelling, seepage and/or pus and marked tenderness around the wound.

There is always a bit of inflammation when a wound is healing,…[Read more]

The bunnies have been together for 48 hours straight. We started on Monday and two overnights.
They share the food, water and litter trays. They play with the toys together. They mostly take turns to eat the hay while the other does binkies and plays and switch off. When fresh hay is out in they both hop in together and munch.

louie grooms Milo,…[Read more]

Yes of course the litter! Elsa is still over us, but my area is largely just inundated with rain. After watching the weather and the forecast I decided it would be less stressful if everyone stayed put in their pen. Had it been windy I would’ve moved rooms to avoid trees. But thankfully all is well here!

im not sure if this exists or is wanted, b…[Read more]

Hi Ameigirl, and welcome to Binkybunny! I’m sorry to hear that you’re feeling distressed over what you’re noticing in your rabbit.

Since this is an old thread, you will likely not a get a response, so I will lock it.

I encourage you to Create a Topic of your own so our active members can chime in with their thoughts!

Glad to help. I realized after writing that I forgot to mention an actual litter pan! lol A small one, or a plastic pan like you use in the kitchen sink is handy if you evacuate.

Hope you guys are ok and didn’t lose power. His habitat is still the best place to be after the storm. (So climb in and snuggle your bunny.)

He has dwarf ears, an eye, and a nose. His head is on the left side of the sink. He is facing away from you. He has a big round body and the drain is his tail.

Oh, like a papilloma? It didn’t look like one in the photo. Then again, it may just look weird since it was on the end of the nose.

Before I read your response i started a session in an x pen in the downstairs of my house. I am currently monitoring them. The pen is a square 2×2 grid x pen and I put a tunnel in it. Fluffy went over to moose who immediately put his head down. Fluffy didn’t attack him and gave moose a single lick and just kinda ran away. Im confused why he did t…[Read more]

Yes moving the animals last is definitely what we’re going to do, I’m much more comfortable having them at our current place until all the chaos is over and then they can join us in a more calm setting. Jasiri is my main concern in terms of settling, she stresses easily.

Dirty litter boxes is a good idea though, keep that familiar smell.

Hi Azerane! Yes, Dana has a good point about moving everything (at least the big stuff) first… then move the pets in. That will help get them settled more quickly.

Thanks you DanaNM, I also think it’s becoz of the grass.
We are not ready yet to get another rabbit, becoz we don’t have much knowledge or experience , and also emotionally we are not ready yet. That was sad to lose a rabbit. A new rabbit can’t replace the old one.

How many rabbits do you have? How old are they? Did you lose any rabbits before?

I agree with Bam. It shouldn’t be done unnecessarily. Like I said, it would be in “lesser of two evils” situations only.

Update: Progress! Moose was sitting down and fluffy came over to him. Moose put his head down and fluffy didn’t attack. Fluffy proceeded to flop next to moose!!