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Ooo oo I just helped someone put their bunny in their wedding! What I did for them was take a white metal pumpkin carriage that is usually used for the flower girl or ring bearer and I added some white rabbit safe wiring to the sides just enough that he couldn’t hop out of it. Then I decorated it like vines were coming down the sides to hide the…[Read more]

Thanks for all the suggestions!!! I love the pet stroller and the fancy wagon ideas, but Milo is definitely not one of those bunnies that would chill out and flop in one, sigh. He’s giving me a sassy bunny side eye right now for even considering it.

I think writing him into our vows would be so sweet!! We aren’t doing our own but I will def…[Read more]

Here is a comparison chart that might be helpful: http://www.therabbithouse.com/diet/rabbit-food-comparison.asp

As you can see, the pellets you have selected actually meet all of the requirements for fiber, protein, etc.

Agree with Wick, I would continue the CC until her appetite is back to normal, but it’s ok to test the waters a little to see if she’ll eat on her own if she’s hungrier.

Feeding it a bit longer than needed won’t hurt, it has lots of nutritious things in it that can help recovery after serious illness.

Of course double check all this with your vet!

I absolutely love seeing them on the 2nd shelf @Louiethebunny ! Do they ever make it to the third?

some photos of louie and lola this week!

From my experience, I would say the medication is causing the loose stool, not the Critical Care. Definitely keep an eye out and contact your vet if the stools do not improve.

This was really helpful. Thank you!!

Do you think the critical care is causing loose stool? In combination with the medication maybe? I’m just not sure.

You can definitely do that. From my personal experience with one rabbit, it’s definitely possible for a healthy rabbit’s appetite to encompass both critical care and a good amount of hay and other things. When one of my rabbits was underweight, I was told to add critical care to his diet, so I gave him as much as he wanted in the morning (one…[Read more]

So if she is beginning to eat her regular diet, besides pellets, and is eating hay… do I begin to stop feeding as much critical care? To see if she will eat without it?

I’m sorry about what happened, but it’s great to hear she is recovering well!

It is a great sign that she is passing stool. Yes, the ideal is solid pieces, but passing something means the system is moving (i.e. not in stasis).

I would continue Critical Care until your rabbit shows a willingness to graze on hay as normal. As she eats more hay,…[Read more]