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Baking soda is fine, although I’d choose an acid to neutralise rabbit pee smells and stains. Rabbit urine is quite alkaline (up to pH 8,8 😯 ) because it’s concentrated and has a lot of ammonium compounds. That’s why bunny pee really stinks when exposed to air for a while: the compounds fall apart and release ammonia gas. We always clean urine…[Read more]

We believe in evil eye. I am not saying you have bad eyes, do not misunderstand me. People look to the person they love most. We say  Masallah the things we love and like very much😄😄

I’m so happy to hear that! More appetite and better poop ^_^ It’s cute that she comes to you more often now, and it makes me less worried. A rabbit in severe pain or discomfort would avoid others. It also shows that she loves to eat, which is another good sign 🙂

Do rabbits hiccup? 😄😄 But there is no sound. There is also a very strong spasm, even the seat is shaking. Will hiccups be so strong? I hope it’s hiccups.  Because it doesn’t hurt. Thank you for compliment. In Islam, we say “mashallah” so that there is no evil eye.. I want my son, mashallah😄😄😄😄

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I uploaded the video to Google drive.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F9hFIpPYa7CnFCdISMgEkN3oQh-4ogpV/view?usp=sharing

Hi, @Wick , @LBJ10 , @Bam I caught a new video. I can not upload to the site. I created a video upload link. Do you see if this is a spasm? But it doesn’t hurt

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(Bam here: I uploaded the video and took out the original link.)

<p style=”text-align: left;”>She’s up 17g today! Will be thrilled if I see more gain tomorrow.</p>

Is he getting unlimited pellets because he doesn’t eat hay, or has he always had that many pellets? I think even if a bun is not eating hay well, unlimited pellets won’t really help the situation.

Have his teeth been checked thoroughly?

I do think that the lack of hay is at the root of the issues, but it would be important to rule out a dental…[Read more]

If the scabs don’t look irritated or “angry”, then I wouldn’t be overly concerned. It isn’t unusual for there to be scabbing after a neuter.

this sounds cute, may have to give it a go. I have tried flopping next to Dorian… he usually looks startled for a second then gives me a quick wash.

Yes, mine is made for large dogs so it is very heavy and strong as well as tall! I’m my opinion it is easier than NIC Grids since all you have to do is kind of mold it into your desired shape! Also provides room for the bunny to binky / zoomy and it will let them feel comfortable as there is no roof over their head!

Here are a few things about it. EC can tend to leave scarring and pitting in the kidneys that remains when the active infection has passed:

https://rabbit.org/journal/3-2/e-cuniculi.html

Here’s another article from Dr. Harcourt Brown that mentions it, and about diseases related to calcium metabolism in general (but notice there are many problems…[Read more]

Hmmmm, did this start after the vet visit? Both medical issues and vet visits can upset bonds a bit. Weird smells after coming home from the vet can trigger things. Also, at their ages, it might be good to have full check ups to make sure there isn’t an underlying medical issue.

Do they still snuggle and groom, and has anything escalated to a…[Read more]

I 100% agree with everything Wick brought up about diet and seeing a vet.

I know it can be tempting to give a cute begging bunny treats, but please try to convey to your mom that too many treats could actually kill your bun. When bunnies have wet feces stuck to them, they are at risk of fly strike (especially as the weather warms), which is…[Read more]