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Thank you Wick. Yes, their eating/poop/wee all normal. And their moving are fast and normal  like before when they see the food. Yes, maybe that’s their way to recover. I’m just not sure how long would be a reasonable range. Like if you say two weeks is normal but two months is definitely too long. But I can see things is getting better, they came…[Read more]

Some bunnies enjoy being in a pet stroller once they are used to it. However, even if he is comfortable in the stroller, he may not be comfortable with a large and noisy crowd.

Aww that’s such a cute list! <3 Spud sounds so cool and fierce >:), but perfect for a fluffy bunny at the same time.

Yasssss Spud!

Yes definitely! These two have had some major issues in the past so seeing them back step like that was scary but they’re so much better today 🙂

This is my list so far some are not food related I just liked them lol
Spud
Hashbrown
Checkers
Patch
Motley
Pinto
Burrito
Atari
Sketch
Bandit
Thor (My 4 year old cousins suggestion)
Chip
Wonton
Nugget
Taco
Waffle
Wafer
Okeley
Omelette

Okay not gonna lie Spud is like at the top of the list right now!

I was thinking Hashbrown, toast, and also like the other suggestions so far! Spud is cool because the famous bull dog dog with the eye patch was also named spud I think?

I love him! What a beautiful bun!

What about Spud? In keeping with the potato theme LOL

So, I’m a little confused by the timeline. Let me just clarify, so they spent 8 days at the bonders and were perfectly behaved? Then came home, and haven’t fought or had any aggression? They are eating together, cuddling and grooming? Does either bunny seem tense or nervous around the other?

To me that sounds bonded! If they’ve been together 24…[Read more]

If you are unsure and cannot supervise at night, I don’t see it being bond-impairing to have them separated by a pen wall perhaps. I have two -somewhat- bonded rabbits who free-roam together, but at night when things seem a bit tense, they share a divided x-pen.

You can never be sure about expansion until you try. I would say they should be able…[Read more]

It does sound like it’s in the early stages. When one of my rabbits started showing early signs of sore hocks, for flooring I did a more soft/durable fleece over a 0.5in memory foam pad all over his main enclosure. That being said, he is not prone to digging or chewing so it may not be the best option for all rabbits.

I kind of like Omelette.  Tater Tot and Omelette LOL

Thanks so much everyone for all of the advice!

I’m currently harvesting fur, hopefully I will get enough off her to make some padding. Then it’s on to wrapping…think that might be a 2 man job as she’s been super wriggly when I’m trying to clean her foot.

The spray on band aid seems like a good idea for some extra protection once the hock is…[Read more]

That’s so crazy to me, I’ve never seen one that doesn’t neuter before adopting out because they don’t want the new owners to use them for breeding. Any that adopt out unaltered buns need a stern talking to.