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I’m so very sorry for your loss, buddybun 💔

Omg!!!

Best news! Im so happy for you! 🥰

Thank you for your reply! After reading it, I brought the pen over and tried giving her a treat through it. You were right, she could fit her little nose through it but got stuck at her eyes, and she was really pushing at the bars trying to go for that treat haha!

Honestly, I’m not sure why I didn’t just try that in the first place lol…[Read more]

My buns are around 3lbs and 5lbs (on a good day)  and are not able to stick their heads entirely through the xpen bars. The gap really isn’t *that* big. My currently chubby lionhead was only able to stick his head through as a baby, but he was also so tiny that he couldn’t get in and out of the pen without makeshift steps (so crazy to think abou…[Read more]

Woke up to all her veggies gone and tons of poopies!!! So proud

It should act pretty rapidly albeit not instantly. If theres very little content in the intestine due to her having earen very little, it takes a lot longer. One of my buns went almost 24 hours without pooping, despite medication with metoclopramide, metacam and ranitidine. He was eventually fine, though.

I’m glad to hear she’s doing better! Very wise of you to take her in.

Sorry that this is kind of a late response 😉 I’m actually not sure what Metamucil is but did she already start pooping?? 🤞

Yay!!! Congratulations!

OMG I’m so sorry!! You did everything you could to help her ❤️❤️❤️

thank you so much! i added a gap between so that they can still sniff each other but can’t directly access each other or nip at one another. i also have been swapping their litter boxes and he hasn’t gotten aggressive actually, he just seems to ignore it and carry on with eating his hay lol. thanks again:)

Thank you for the response. It could definitely be that her antibiotic courses were too short…the vet instructed us to give her Baytril twice a day for ten days each time. She definitely took all her medicine and we never stopped administering it before ten days were over. She had a 3-4 months gap between each time the infection “came back” (or…[Read more]

Yay! Phew, hope she’s all better soon!

She started eating veggies and pooping 🙂 not 100% there but we are on the right track 😉 and she’s drinking water and more and more herself

Hoppy July!! 😉

It’s generally advised that you should wait until your male rabbit is neutered before trying to bond. Hormonal rabbits are unpredictable and, by default, don’t play well with other rabbits. That makes bonding attempts now a bit moot. Maybe you can build a little positive foundation if they interact nicely across the wall, but the risk of creating…[Read more]

Unsure if it’s just me and my browser, but the video is only audio for me.

One thing that stands out to me is “completed treatment… three times now”. — If treatment was completed, it should not have to be repeated. This leads me to two thoughts: 1) each treatment was ended before all the infection was cleared, allowing time for it to regrow…[Read more]