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It is too soon to tell, tbh.

Recovery from snuffles can take quite some time. The nasal mucosa is irritated and mucus will keep forming for a time even as the causative bacteria die off. When a human has an upper respiratory infection/ sinus infection we often treat with local corticosteroids, with or without additional antibiotics, to help calm…[Read more]

Thx for the kind words 💓 She def was very loved. And I think, one day, all the great things she taught us about bunny needs will help us care for another that needs a home.

I’m very sorry for your loss.

It really is tough to lose one’s rabbit. Rabbits are the essence of sweetness and sass combined. To get to have a bun for a friend is a great privilege.

Clover was beautiful 💗 Thank you for giving her a long and wonderful rabbit life, filled with love and cuddles and bananas!

There is sometimes a rough period after a fixing because of what’s happening to the hormones directly after the operation. It’s not uncommon for hormonal behaviors to be exacerbated for a few weeks to a couple months afterwards. It will most likely calm down over time. At the same time, be sure to monitor that these are not signs of pain.

I understand both an owner and vet’s efforts can seem futile after 2 failed attempts. At the same time, I will mention that it took, from start to finish, five months for my rabbit to be free of his sneezing symptoms from a URI. We first tried Bactrim, then Baytril, then ended with a course of Baytril + Penicillin shots. It took trial and error…[Read more]

When I first adopted her and took her in a few times, they gave her 2 different antibiotics although I’m not sure of the names. Because she generally is fine because she isn’t always snotty (I just don’t think the snorting is normal and she will sneeze a lot and make snot). In the end they said it is just her and to bring her in if she’s really…[Read more]

Okay so umi is eating, seemingly out of pain and binkying so that part of things is going great!

on the other hand…. she is digging her litter box a lot, picking it up with her mouth and trying to throw it and tipping her water bowl.

she also is a completely different person towards me 😢

she wants nothing to do with me. Before we were…[Read more]

If you leave it on loosely, then his mouth could get caught on it, and cause him to severely injure himself. Or yes, it could get caught on something else, causing the bun to freak out. This has happened with a cat before, so I can’t imagine the outcome if it happened to a small, fragile bun. Collars are super dangerous for buns no matter how long…[Read more]

I think it’d be very possible, since the main components of a rabbit’s diet is, and should be, hay and water. Hay and water should be freely available to the bun 24/7.

Pellets and fresh greens do not have to be given att the exact same time every day. As long as there is plenty of hay and water, the bun will not starve. Rabbits eat pretty much…[Read more]