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Thanks as well! there started eating it for there breakfast so I think they like it.

thanks this helped a lot! They started eating it for there breakfast today so i think they are liking it.

OMG SRY BOUT MY SPELLING BUT THANKS THIS HELPED

Confirmed ear mites!

The vet was suspicious of how she could have gotten ear mites.  They didn’t seem to think they could have been dormant or unnoticed for a while.  They may have screened her for mites when she was in for her spay last month but I didn’t ask.  They were sooner pointed to possible mites in a bag of bedding than her having an…[Read more]

This is so wonderful! Happy birthday Teddy! It’s so wonderful to hear how well he’s doing and is absolutely dominating his 12th birthday and age with such beautiful hair to boot, haha.

Aww, Hoppy Birthday Teddy boy! Enjoy your big day!  😀

He looks so much like my bridge bunny in my avatar.

Here is a web page with some pointers on rabbit weight:

http://www.therabbithouse.com/diet/rabbit-weight.asp

At eight months rabbits will have reached their adult height and lenght, but the adult muscle mass will not yet be fully set. So its normal and good for a young bun to keep gaining weight slowly for quite some time still.

Happy birthday Teddy!!!

Have a bunderful day 💗🎂🥕🍌

It’s really hard to get a picture of, so hopefully these show it. It doesn’t look as bad as it feels and she is super squirmy (she used to be super skittish, but is better now). It doesn’t completely curl into her foot, but it still seems uncomfortable and it is at an angle when she is standing on…[Read more]

Can i ask a question from different topic on here?

I have no idea what breed is my bunny so I don’t really know how much she should weight. She’s always growing and I weight her every week. Now she has a little over 2 kilos. But I don’t think she should go really higher than that. I know I should check her ribs or spine if I can feel them and I…[Read more]

That sounds just right because she usually gets them in the afternoon/early evening after she slept.

I read smaller poops could be when something stressful happened or she got scared is it right?

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.