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Can you tell us exactly what they eat and how much? Treats, veggies? Do you find any uneaten cecotropes?

Also, you have to seperate them, now. They’re hitting puberty and if you keep them together any longer you will end up with a litter. They should have been seperated at three months of age. They are also likely to start fighting.

Agree with Wick. Keep them seperated and after he’s been fixed, maybe you can try some supervised interaction. One thing though, even if the cat is just being playful, I wouldn’t allow any of that. A simple scratch to the bunnie’s eye can have very bad consequences. If you let them be together, the cat has to know that the rabbit is not a toy, nor…[Read more]

My understanding is liner is simply a word people use to denote something that’s purpose is to line something, like flooring. I don’t think it really denotes anything beyond that. I think it’s a buzz word. You can use a blanket to line something.

I think you should keep them separated, especially with your rabbit being so young. How a cat plays is very different from a rabbit. Predators play in very different ways than prey, so even if your cat is being intentionally friendly, your cat can still seriously harm a small rabbit.

Also, your rabbit’s demeanor will change at puberty so it may…[Read more]

Seconding the kong brush! It’s actually the only brush our rabbits will let us near them with 🙂

The fur can fly everywhere with it, but then we just use the kong brush to “brush” the floor where the fur landed until all  the stray fur collects into a “bunny ball” that we can just pick it up and throw out.

I agree, as long as the mounted bun doesn’t seem stressed, you don’t need to do anything really. Spring can def stir things up (as can other bunnies in the house, but I’m guessing you would have mentioned that?).

If it starts to get really excessive, there could be something going on health-wise with your male bunny. Sometimes bladder issues can…[Read more]