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I highly recommend reading over the information we have in the RABBIT INFO section of this website — it will give you a necessary overview of good rabbit care practices.

I think covering the cage with a blanket or something to insulate it would be helpful.

Would the rabbit always stay in a cage in the living? Will it have time to roam in a larger pen?

1. It’s possible he didn’t recognize her due to lighting and such. Rabbits aren’t the smartest creatures. At the same time, I wonder if, since it’s new territory, there was just general defensive and fear around it.
2. Probably exposure to the experience again.
3. I would block the visual of the other side using a bed sheet. It doesn’t matter that…

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Thank you for the update! Fingers crossed it will heal up nicely now!

Thank you for updating us! I’m glad to hear it was identified to be a wart instead of something else. Unsure if there’s an open wound or not from it falling off, but make sure to monitor it and the area stays clean so it heals without infection. It’s great that you got an ointment as well to keep it maintained.

I have a dwarf myself and have…[Read more]

I know how you feel. I couldn’t even entertain the idea of getting a new bun, it was too heartbreaking to see him go and his absence is felt so deeply. I had to take Tylenol pm to help me sleep the first few nights. That might help you too.

I know how hard it is not to blame yourself and that we all do it at first but again, it shows how much y…[Read more]

Saying no to them begging for treats is simply not giving them treats. If your friend gives into cage rattling, nipping, etc., they are only reinforcing that level of begging for the future. The way to say no to treats is to ignore them and not give them.

If the diet is objective reduction of food (ex. less pellets and treats), you can just make…[Read more]

Sweetie, I am SO sorry for your loss. We lost Bonny two weeks ago and this is the first morning no tears, but still very near the surface.  When they leave us, they take our hearts with them.  Soooo many emotions, so much pain — because we loved our babies SOOOOO much.  May God bring peace to your heart with happy memories.  It takes time and the…[Read more]

What a fantastic chart! Not to snag advice on this thread, but asking for a friend…how does one put their bunny on a diet? More specifically, how do you say no when they beg for treats?!

It still has a scab but the vet said that it will heal with time 🌸 I also received an ointment to apply

Good idea!! I will definitely do that and ask for documentation.

Thank you! That box does look great! It is definitely on the higher end in terms of price, especially shipping to the US. Though I probably spend just as much (if not more) on random toys and goods for them! Maybe I’ll give each box a shot and see what my buns think and see what’s worth the $$.

Just a little update on my Brandy. We took her to the vet and the vet said that it looks like a wart which is common in dwarf bunnies. She said to just keep an eye on it but it should fall of in a couple of days. Which it did.

Thank you to everyone that replied. I appreciate it so much. I will attach a photo of what het nose looks like now.

Well you could always ask for documentation showing that she was spayed if you like. Even if they don’t have it on hand it would be easy enough to get from their vet. Or you could just call their vet to confirm it.

Oops, my apologies. So sorry!