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Sometimes bunnies seem to just decide that digging in the litter box is the most fun thing ever. I use a litter box screen like Wick mentioned and it works great.

let me get this straight the bunny doesnt shake as much as he used to so i guess its “normal”???

You can try putting in less litter and/or get a box with higher sides. Rabbits naturally dig and kick “dirt”, so it may stop as time passes, but it may not. You could also try a litterscreen, like one made from plastic knitting mesh, so there is no access to the litter itself.

i give my buns oxbow garden select and they love it !, try to avoid pellet mixes with treats, seeds, fruit, or crunchy pieces mixed in. you should also look for pellets with high fiber and low protein, higher protein is usually ok for younger bunnies. hope this helps 🙂

Ruby is so cute stretched out on the blanket like that!

Hazel it’s never too late to get into birds, and you would surprise yourself with the number of species locally. You’re also very fortunate to have had your vaccination, I’m not eligible for one here yet, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s November before I’m eligible.

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Sometimes young rabbits shake when they rest after exercise. It can look like they’re “vibrating”.

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Here’s a nice video on how to clean a rabbit’s scent glands. I do think the lump is a clogged scent glands. The…[Read more]

he is like having a seizure but not rlly prob like a tremble its shaking its whole body like head and body while relaxed

If this lump is his scent gland, then it’s probably clogged. Cleaning it should solve the problem.

What do you mean shake? Is he trembling? Rocking back and forth? Acting excited and doing binkies/head binkies?

Are they sharing food? You might want to make sure he is getting his fair share. Otherwise, I agree with Dana. You should make sure there isn’t an underlying health condition. If all is well, he may just need a little more food while he’s growing. Young bunnies do tend to be on the lean side because all their energy is being spent growing in size.

probobly but i have a diff question is it normal for my bunny to shake a lot i dont think he has ear mites he isnt stressed or scared cause hes relaxed

reminds me of when the first bunny i had (i caught him) died randomly but now i have a small one like 3-5 yrs later :):

The picture is blurry. Are you talking about the scent gland?