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    Lucyy's profile was updated 5 years, 4 months ago

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    Hazel replied to the topic Dorian seems to have an upset stomach, hoping not GI Stasis in the forum THE LOUNGE 5 years, 4 months ago

    Sounds like you’re doing everything you can from home, poor little guy. 🙁  Fingers crossed he keeps perking up.

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    Ellie from The Netherlands replied to the topic Dorian seems to have an upset stomach, hoping not GI Stasis in the forum THE LOUNGE 5 years, 4 months ago

    Aw, that’s always so awful! About the simethicone: it’s difficult to get it into their mouths because they struggle so much. Breintje struggles so much that the liquid hangs off his whiskers in gloopy drops, like he’s just fallen into a plate of porridge. Sometimes I’m SO done with that bun that I put a drop on each of his front paws instead.…[Read more]

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    kaitland replied to the topic Bunny eating regular poop (not cecotropes) in the forum BEHAVIOR 5 years, 4 months ago

    Hi! good to know it’s nothing to worry about. Yes I forgot to mention he eats lots of hay. I refill his multiple litterboxes daily and mix in flowers with it. I guess he just likes the taste haha! Thank you!

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    Bam replied to the topic Dorian seems to have an upset stomach, hoping not GI Stasis in the forum THE LOUNGE 5 years, 4 months ago

    Make sure he keeps warm. In my experience, rabbits tend to get cold ears when they’re experiencing tummy trouble. (Cold ears can have other causes, during other circumstances, but they are an indication that the bun is trying to preserve body heat.) You can give him a warm waterbottle to help him keep warm, but dont force it on him.

    Gentle (very…[Read more]

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    prince dorian the bun started the topic Dorian seems to have an upset stomach, hoping not GI Stasis in the forum THE LOUNGE 5 years, 4 months ago

    Dorian has been hunkered down with what look like a tummy ache for a bit, not sure how long as I was out running errands and I got home 2 hours ago. I gave him simethecone a little after I got home and he shot out a bunch of pellets. I thought maybe that would be the end of it as he got them out, but he is not showing much signs of recovery. I…[Read more]

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    Sonn replied to the topic Mr. Bit (a dog not a bunny) in the forum THE LOUNGE 5 years, 4 months ago

    I’m so sorry for the late reply! I found my notification in a spam folder. I did have a lionhead named Pacey!

    Mr. Bit has settled nicely. He’s a little sassy butt. He still hates the leash but he deals with it. He’s made it a little easier dealing with my dad’s passing. Training is still a bit tricky he has extremely selective hearing lol.

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    DanaNM replied to the topic Are they sick? in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 5 years, 4 months ago

    I understand, I know it’s been really hard for people to book spays and neuters with the pandemic.

    I’m just re-reading the thread on your issues with their poops. So do they basically get weird poops anytime you give them pellets or veggies?

    If they can’t tolerate pellets right now, you could feed them a combo of alfalfa hay with their grass hay…[Read more]

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    shmabbi replied to the topic Are they sick? in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 5 years, 4 months ago

    I am trying to get them fixed ASAP. It’s hard to get it done as there are few rabbit savvy vets where I am and the ones who are good are all booked up. I am worried about these babies… I just want them to be happy and healthy.

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    DanaNM replied to the topic Fleece vs Fleece Liner – What's the difference? in the forum HABITATS AND TOYS 5 years, 4 months ago

    I wonder if the liners sold as cage liners (like for guinea pigs) might be double layered to give them more structure?

    I usually just buy fleece fabric by the yard and cut it to the size I need.

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    DanaNM replied to the topic Male/Female bonding in the forum BONDING 5 years, 4 months ago

    Don’t give up! It sounds like you have made progress, but are just in a plateau. It’s really good they can spend 12 hours together and aren’t fighting!

    What is your bonding space like? Sometimes experimenting with a new location, changing the size of the space, or doing a stress session or two (like a car ride) can help you get out of the rut.…[Read more]

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    LBJ10 replied to the topic Humping, freezing and falling off!!! Helpppp in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 5 years, 4 months ago

    That’s a good point Elle. It wouldn’t hurt to check just to make sure. Although it isn’t unheard of for a neutered bunny to display the behavior the OP described, it isn’t a bad idea to rule out other possibilities. It may also be important to note that the adrenal glands can produce some testosterone as well… which could indicate an issue there.

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    DanaNM replied to the topic Bunny eating regular poop (not cecotropes) in the forum BEHAVIOR 5 years, 4 months ago

    Nothing to worry about, my bunnies do this sometimes as well. Does he also get a lot of hay? I didn’t notice it in your list of his diet, so he might be craving fiber.

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    DanaNM replied to the topic Nipping or Biting? in the forum BEHAVIOR 5 years, 4 months ago

    That nipping is the precursor to mounting (he loooooves you :p ). All the unneutered buns I’ve been around are crazy nippers! It should get a lot better once he’s neutered. I agree that the squealing tip works very well in the meantime.

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    DanaNM replied to the topic Is my bunny's relationship with my cat too rough? in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 5 years, 4 months ago

    Agree with others, that is too rough. A young bunny is especially easily hurt, and remember that cat’s only play 1 game called “hunt”. You need to teach your cat what is and is not allowed with the bun. I would have a squirt bottle on hand, so anytime he even considers using a claw or tooth, he gets a squirt of water to the face. I agree with…[Read more]

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    DanaNM replied to the topic Are they sick? in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 5 years, 4 months ago

    I’m happy to hear you’ve separated them. Females can get pregnant as early as 12 weeks old and may not show any signs of pregnancy until suddenly babies appear in the litter box… (real life example… !).

    I’m sure they will go back together easily once they are spayed/neutered. There was a recent study from the UK rabbit welfare association,…[Read more]

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    Ert000 replied to the topic My bunny is diarrhea? in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 5 years, 4 months ago

    Thank you. I have a slightly worried nature. I always want to be healthy and happy. I get panic when there is a small problem. I became a new member to the site but i opened a lot of topics. Because I am worried person. 🤦🤦🤦

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