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PS: when swatting, it isnt always “aggressive”, she will do it softly sometimes and will sometimes touch her softly with her claws like she wants to play with her and run around. I will try and add a video if I can.

Very cold Easter here as well, I just saw my balcony is full of snow! 😳

Of course you cant move if Breintje is asleep on your robe!

I squeegeed up a whole bun’s worth of fur from my bedroom rug yesterday 🤣

Yes, thanks. I read this page. I will give it by reducing the alfalfa. Thanks for helping me

Only young buns (under 5-6 months of age) should have alfalfa hay. If your bun is used to meadow hay now, its a lot better to keep her on meadow hay than to shift her over to alfalfa hay.

Here is a guide to bunny poop with pictures:

https://bunssb.org/bunnies/guide-bunny-poops

Yep, your best bet would be to treat for mites. If the treatment doesn’t resolve the issue, then you can start looking into other possibilities.

Thank you for trying.  Happy thoughts he is ok.

Just an update;

The owner never responded. I did reach out and even offered to drive the full hour to grab him, told her I’d fix him up and give him a new indoor home.

I just hope they gave him off to somebody capable of caring for him, especially since its Easter season.

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You answer was very helpful, thanks. My rabbit is eating hay. I feed it with meadow hay. Also since it is young, i gradually reduce it and give alfalfa. I was worried when my rabbit pooped in different sizes. I thought it were constipated. If the rabbit’s fresh poop is hard, it means its prone to constipation, right?

I typically feed only the blooms/stems, not the greens.

Are they high in calcium as well?

My piggies go crazy for them, Walter enjoys them, but he doesn’t have a brother to fight to get his share.

I completely agree with Pam and Dana. Rabbits spook easily, they’re hard-wired to do so. Even my bun who is of a very easy-going disposition, gets spooked sometimes. I acknowledge, but don’t approach physically. I talk to him softly, that generally does the trick.

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One final suggestion, are there professional bonders where you live? Some places (esp in the UK) there are professional bonders that will bond your bunnies for you (or will tell you that you prob just don’t have a good match).

Might be worth looking into if all else fails.

So, you should set things up so they can’t nip each other through the fence. That can definitely make them annoyed with each other. Lowering the head is a request to be groomed, but with ears back is a more dominant/aggressive gesture. The digging might calm down with a partial visual barrier.

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