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Thanks so much, I appreciate it!  Yes, we might be there, and/or he might just be getting forgetful.  I don’t want to restrict his space, so I’ll keep working on it.  Traditionally we always split his daily 2 Tbsp of pellets into 4 tiny piles in specific spots in his room.  These days, I kind of just keep moving more pellets into the piles clo…[Read more]

I vacuum almost daily, neither bunnies lived in here prior. Only my first bunny lived in here but it was almost 3 month before these guys got moved in. I haven’t rearranged anything since they lived in here. They will sit together and eat no issue, they will sit in the same house no issue but whenever I spend time with them I catch them having…[Read more]

Thank you guys. I will definitely follow your advice. Thank you Bam for that website, I’m already getting some good information.

I can’t think of anything I’ve done different, I visited new friends yesterday but that wouldn’t explain his behaviour the day before or yesterday, I’ve not changed his food or gone anywhere so I cant think of an explanation, unless he’s upset I’ve cleaned out his hutch but I do that often and he’s never seemed upset about that before, he se…[Read more]

It is good that he seems fine– that being said, it is not uncommon for a rabbit to suddenly act out when not feeling well. My rabbit had broken one of his fingers a while back and he acted completely normally (eating, pooping, energy…) the entire time, despite the fact that he literally had a broken bone. I would be observant if there is…[Read more]

Thank you for the insight Azerane. The male has always been the dominate one and the female is and always has been very submissive. (She’s the type that doesn’t run away, she just freezes in situations where my other bunnies run. ) I appreciate your feedback. It really is perplexing but is good to learn about the potential of unwellness.

Thank you for the feedback, Wick. I’ll mediate and think through any issues stressing their bond. 🙏🏻

Do you know if your female is typically the dominant rabbit? Sometimes if a dominant rabbit becomes unwell even if we can’t tell yet, another rabbit may pick on them. I agree with separating them for a time, so some basic bonding and see how they go. If it persists it might be worth getting them both checked out for health issues.

I give my bun a piece of apple almost every day, something like an inch cube. He’s special needs though, and a senior, so he has trouble keeping weight on. He weighs 1.5 kilos, so its quite a big chunk of apple for him.

Wild rabbits will eat wind fall apples and pears in the fall (which is extremely cute to get to watch), but wild rabbits…[Read more]

I almost never give fruit. I did recently buy some dried strawberry as treats (I’ve given Luna 1 tiny piece a day), and I mixed banana and blackberry through Luna’s critical care (first time she’d tried either). But that’s really only because she’s been ill. I don’t routinely give fruit at all.

Hi, apologies for the late response! Thank you so much for your help. I took your suggestion and pet them more during the sessions and it helped to keep them both calmer. I’m also swapping their litter boxes now (I was swapping their pens but Chewy would get very disoriented and couldn’t find his way back to the other pen when we let him out). …[Read more]

I’m so sorry. You did so much and I’m sure he knows how much you cared for him. Binky free ~

I’m so very, very sorry for your loss.

He got a good, long rabbit life with you ❤

Binky free, sweet little one.