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WOW, 19 days of 24/7?! You are a machine! Ok got that out of my system!

So, I am constantly amazed at how many people recommend small space bonding, because I have never had good luck with it! And when rabbits live in groups, they have lots of space to sort things out! The thing with chasing…[Read more]

Yea that sounds like a good idea to do short sessions. Should I house them side by side for a while again before I start? And how big would pen need to be and approximately how long would I keep them there?

I have also heard that some rabbits need to fight it out but I just get so scared when I see them fight. I also heard they have thick fur so…[Read more]

Hi @ZhuMo, I’ve replied in your thread!

But with regards to this question, I think they are attacking because things are still a bit too tense between them. I think experimenting with a larger space and possibly some stress sessions may help. I think the banana trick works best when both buns are calm around each other but maybe need a gentle…[Read more]

Hmmm that’s a really stressful situation, I’m sorry you’ve been through that!

Ultimately I think it’s your call on whether you want to keep trying. But a few thoughts from my end… I’ve never had good luck with small space bonding, and actually the only bond I’ve every had break was using a small space method.  I also wonder if you just didn’t…[Read more]

Molting and season change can def trigger gi issues and general grumpiness. I would keep pushing hay and extra water on her to keep things moving a long. I have had buns that would snub pellets first when they were starting to have a tummy issue.

That sounds very different from what my bun had, and I learned something ready your post, as I had never heard of that condition. It sounds like you are really doing all you can for her.

Does your bun live with another rabbit? The other thing you can do (which is not quite as intense as feeding cecals) is crumble up regular healthy poops and…[Read more]

Can you describe the appearance of the skin? Does it look healthy, flaky, irritated…?

Back foot and broom 🙄🙄

You comment is very important to me. I would like to take you advice. @jerseybunnies

It was good to get a second opinion, this vet sounds very thorough 🙂

I’m really happy that her weight is stable, and that she likes her food. I hope the snugglesafe works well for her! Older buns love warmth because in old age your fat percentage drops. Breintje has become a heat seeking fluff over the last 2 years, he loves sunshine and to…[Read more]

Well, the Panacur seems to be doing what it should! Fingers crossed her heart and lungs are ok. You’re really doing all you can do, and since her weight has stabilized, it seems you have gotten her the appropriate  treatment.

A SnuggleSafe sounds like a good idea! Vilde likes snuggling up to the radiator during his day resting time.

Ok getting this down while it’s fresh. Vet visit went well, her weight seems to have levelled out which is good.

Took an x-ray as a precaution, vet said at quick glance there’s nothing alarming, kidneys etc look normal. Some shadowing over heart and lungs, she said it could be nothing but wants to take the time to study it properly and get back…[Read more]

@Azerane

yes the bunnie’s ears have been also drooping before the vet held it by its ears

ps. i took a vet appointment for the bunny(the appointment is for today)

I wouldn’t trust that vet.  It’s possible the clinic were listed years ago due to a different vet on staff that was very rabbit savvy.

If it were me, I would phone the exotics clinic and get the soonest available appointment, if that’s in a week, so be it but at least you have it. In the mean-time ring around local clinics, ask if there are any…[Read more]