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Aww HAPPY BIRTHDAY TEDDY! May you have many more happy bunny years filled with joy 😀 🐇🐇🐇. (BTW Teddy is a beautiful rabbit!) He looks like he’s enjoying his “cake” 😉

My vet “sees” rabbits, but there aren’t any nearby vets that specialize in them. If they can’t figure it out, they recommended I go to another vet 2 towns over who has more experience, but even they don’t specialize in rabbits. I never had an issue finding experienced exotic vets before!

My vet “sees” rabbits, but there aren’t any nearby vets that specialize in them. If they can’t figure it out, they recommended I go to another vet 2 towns over who has more experience, but even they don’t specialize in rabbits. I never had an issue finding experienced exotic vets before!

Poop can vary in size a bit. Finding a few smaller poops mixed in with “normal” ones isn’t usually a cause for concern. It can simply mean a little less food moving through at different times of the day, as Dana suggested.

I’ll have my husband help take pictures. I haven’t been as consistent cutting them the past year, but they are really difficult to/scary to cut now.

Dewclaws can end up with a bit of a hook on them. I agree, do you have a picture so we can see how bad it really is?

If they are getting at least one source of alfalfa, then that’s fine. You can feed alfalfa hay and timothy pellets, no problem.

I found this online: hope it helps 🙂

Aww that must’ve been a really tiring experience! Glad your precious boy is doing fine! 😀

Welcome to Binkybunny coco! This is an old post, so you’re likely not to get replies from the users within it. I encourage you to create a new topic for yourself so active members can give you their thoughts and recommendations!

I will say that if your rabbit is getting alfalfa hay, they probably don’t need alfalfa pellets– plain adult pellets…[Read more]

Hii so i got my 3 months olds alfalfa hay and pellets but they LOVE alfalfa hay but not the pellets the pellets likes shiny im thinking thats normal but the brand is high deserts

so if anyone could help me that would be a lot of help

Bed-peeing is a pretty common problem, even in neutered buns. Something about the soft texture and strong smell of humans can trigger bunnies to pee there. Another variable is that he had EC, which can cause incontinence and other urinary issues. Sometimes there can be EC flair-ups as well, so you might talk to your vet to make sure he doesn’t…[Read more]

These are some pics of my former baby girl, Masha! <3                                     (I think she’s sneezing XD)

Hanging around in her cage 😀

Exploring the house! (and stopping for an unapproved snack 😉

Zooming around in tight spaces ;D