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Yes, i am doing it. But i want a bigger voice. I want to stop completely😐😐

I have a new topic and a new question. I am waiting there🙈

The very least we can do is not buy products that are tested on animals, and stay away from companies that do.

At this point, it would probably be best to just stick with the adult formula and increase the amount.

I think saw dust would be messy and could cause respiratory problems. Compressed pine pellets are probably a safer option. If he’s kept in a pen, I think there should be plenty of air circulating.

The white endive is very common here in western Europe. It’s often called witlof or witloof, if you ever need more nutritional information about it. We feed it often, and it’s a handy staple because it keeps well in the fridge. It’s dirt cheap over here as well 🙂 Other things we feed often are basil, carrot tops, arugola and corn lettuce:…[Read more]

Endive is in the chicory family. It’s a big family. This group of veg is fine for rabbits. I grow the type of chicory that has blue flowers, for my bun. He gets the leaves. There are many other types of chicory, like chicore frise. One of our members in France used to feed her buns quite a lot of bullet shaped endive.

I had a bun who got fennel…[Read more]

My bunny there is a big living space and spends 6-8 hours a day outside. The door to its room is always open. Turkey but in the winter cold, summer hot country. Windows closed in winter and summer. Air conditioner is on in summer. Do you think pine pellet is suitable?

I do not keep my rabbit in a cage. I bought its a dog park. Lives in a large…[Read more]

@kanin – The buns snuggling with the vacuum – haha! Fizz and Nora are way cute beyond words.

@HipHopBunny – Aw, thank you! Silver is adorable!

And Breintje flopped out in the sun! That’s too cute.

I have used pine pellets for my buns for many years. The type I use is the kind that are used for heating houses. Most of the potentially harmful compounds in pine evaporate during the pellet manufacturing process. Wood stove pellets are kiln dried.

Whether there’s enough left to be harmful depends on the bun’s living situation. If the bun has…[Read more]

Yes, rodent shavings correct picture. Rodent sawdust is used widely in Turkey. I’ve never seen what you said before. No compressed toilet paper in Turkey. But i found the pine pellet, the price is cheaper. Rodent shavings yes polluting a lot,  but i use it because it is safe. Is pine pellet really safe for rabbits??

I looked up kemirgen talasi, it looks like wood shavings. This is the picture I found:

Wood shavings are safe, but they do tend to make a mess because it gets everywhere.

The product LBJ suggests is made of paper and has no additives (no clay or sand). This type of litter is bunny safe and looks like in this picture:

Since I’ve only had him for a month he hasn’t been to the vet yet but I will be taking him soon. He was on timothy hay so I recently switched to orchard grass which he enjoys more.

Hi, I’ve only had him for a month but I had been feeding him 1/4 cup but he wouldn’t eat much hay so I decreased the pellets to 2 tbsp to increase hay intake which worked out.

Hi, the pellets are an adult formula. Should I increase the pellet intake or should I buy a junior formula?