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Sherwood makes a good pellet too.

I’ve taken him to the vet for a well ness check physically he’s fine I’m still waiting for other tests they did if he has parasites . But other than that he’s just an always jumping always binky in my room , but that’s the only thing that gets me worried because if there is anything I can do to help him grow his fuzzy ears I will

Hmm… looks odd. In young bunnies, the fur can be thin on the back of the neck. I’ve never seen thin fur on the ears though. I agree that you should keep an eye on it.

Revolution might work. However, rabbits metabolize it faster than other animals so it may not be effective against ticks for very long.

I think it’s because they’re under anesthesia longer when they’re spayed. It makes me wonder if it has to do with the anesthesia they use. Which wouldn’t be good for any rabbit if that’s the case.

In my opinion, if there is observed, significant difference in the survival rate of males compared to females under anesthesia at a practice, something is wrong— it could be the vet’s knowledge, the vet techs, the equipment… who knows, because I feel that is not a disparity you’ll find at the vast majority of experienced exotic vet…[Read more]

He’s always been fine in the past when we’ve pulled him out of the cage, that’s why I figured it was hormones. As of right now it was just a warning nip, but I’ve been grabbing him out since. He’s usually just happy to be pet, held, and loved on regardless of where he’s at. He’ll lots of times jump into our laps when he’s free to roam.

The cage…[Read more]

Ohhh thank you very much. I hope it won’t be worse, she seems very good now.

And i have read that orangey urine is okay after spay too is it true? Mine has like this reddish orange urine now. She doesn’t eat carrots tho haha if it’s the case

The hormones might persist for a while after the spay, and their action  might even become exacerbated. One theory is that the hormonal receptors get upregulated when the level circulating hormones drops. (The same principle as when a smoker stops smoking. The body then produces more nicotine receptors in order to catch every last nicotine…[Read more]

She had already finished the nest before we went to spay her.
<p style=”text-align: left;”>But yes okay I will keep it there and maybe now she won’t show interest at all. If she won’t i will then take it away.</p>