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I would reflect that the more distress we feel in anticipating an unfortunate outcome, the more we care. It’s so natural and is something that unfortunately accompanies the relationships we care about most. That being said, caring and distressing grief do not need to be tied together when that time comes.

Initially, some can feel “guilty” when…[Read more]

We have two upcoming appointments scheduled for check-ins at 1 week and 2 weeks later. In case people find it interesting ( I did), here is the xray, showing the fractured finger. It is the 3rd finger on the left paw, near the base of that finger:

Wick is on and off of when he seems more comfortable putting some weight on it. It may involve…[Read more]

Agreed about the sheet — it eliminated the bar puling for my rabbits:

Make sure it’s hung on the outside so the rabbit doesn’t use the fabric to climb up or chew on.

These are heavy thoughts, Ellie. I think I can relate. My dog Effi had a bad back problem that manifested acutely when she wasn’t even 9. After that, I knew I had her on borrowed time. Medication together with some (simpler) life style changes gave her more than 2 high quality years with me, before she deterioriated quite suddenly and I knew had…[Read more]

“our hearts love with the understanding that they may be broken one day. And it’s worth it.”

What a beautiful statement! And so true!

I would really just give a large space a try. There is no one way to bond rabbits, and even though small spaces can and do work, to me it seems like it isn’t working very well for your buns as they escalate to fighting so quickly. Bonders at rescues are also much more experienced in knowing when to intervene, so for a new bonder, larger spaces can…[Read more]

Sometimes hanging a towel or sheet over the fence where he is chewing can help a lot!

Ellie my buns are the same way! If it’s left in their rack for more than 12 hours, they ignore it, but then I transfer it to their box and fluff it up, and all the sudden it’s delicious again!

That’s very interesting!

At the rescue we had this spreadsheet with calcium content of veggies. I should have someone snap a photo of it and send it to me.

Yes, spacing his meals and offering different hay helped for us too.

Sometimes he doesn’t eat much hay during the day, then we postpone his dinner half an hour to an hour, so he starts to eat a lot of hay. I’m sure everybunny would be seriously offended if they knew about this strategy…

We experimented with types of hay too and found out he…[Read more]