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Hmm… is the ear on the right (bunny’s left) in a “natural” position? Or is it leaning unnaturally to the left? In the picture, it almost looks like cartilage damage. But it could be the angle of the picture making it look weird. How old is she? Sometimes when bunnies have lop mixed in them a little bit, it takes a bit longer for the ears to lop…[Read more]

Is the yellow “crust” hard and clumpy yellow stained fur under the nose? If so, then your bunny may have a URI. It probably isn’t an emergency, but you will want your bunny seen by a vet as soon as you can.

Barney is too sweet 🤣🤣🤣 Ah… looks like he’s really enjoying himself in the “bunny flop” 💙😂

OMG Binkie is so beyond adorable! What a little fuzzbball <3

Aww thank you! 💙 (She was molting like CRAZY when I took that pic 😉 )

Fable is indeed an American Sable 🙂

Binkie snoozing in the sunbeams ♥ 

@Wick – Aaw, Fable! Is she a Sable? Her markings are very similar to my bun although Binkie’s fur is sort of chocolate-y, and Fable’s fur is grey, but they still both have darker ears and paws ♥ 

@SweetPotato – OMG, Masha’s fur looks so soft in that picture! ♥ 

Oh my goodness! What an absolute cutie you have there! 😀 💙

Here’s my former baby girl, Masha (they look a little bit alike ;-)) ;

Since this topic relates with your other topic, I am going to lock it.

All users should go to this topic to reply! : https://binkybunny.com/forums/topic/fight-and-broken-skin/

She actually isn’t fighting me when I clean her cut so she’s pretty docile. She’ll be okay. We just need to get through the next couple months and it will slowly get there. A woman who bonds rabbits in my area told me to put their cages close to each other and then do cage swapping. I’ll likely wait until after she’s spayed to do that. I know…[Read more]

WOW! Congratulations!!! It must be such a relief that they are finally bonding! (Grooming is a fantastic sign) I personally don’t know much about bonding rabbits, so sorry that I can’t give advice, but again, CONGRATS! 💙

Sometimes bonding takes a long time, but that is still considered normal.

I have found with all my buns that they somehow understand that you are helping them when you do wound care or syringe feeding etc. They may hate it while it’s going on, they might fight you and even bite, but afterwards they acknowledge you as their their friend. If she…[Read more]