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Maybe you could strategically place some new favorite toys in the problem areas? My destructive buns really like cardboard cat scratchers.

You would probably want to do a test with the soap in an inconspicuous area to make sure it doesn’t discolor it or damage the finish.

As for the lemon oil, I know it’s not good to diffuse it, but I don’t know…[Read more]

Ever since I started giving him more freedom around the house, he’s sort of been ignoring his toys for the most part. Also isn’t lemon essential oil poisonous to dogs and cats?? I don’t want to accidentally hurt my other pets. I’ll definitely talk to my mom about the ivory soap bar thing. Could I also rub it on the other wooden furniture like th…[Read more]

Ahh I remember now the situation with your bun and hay/allergies.

How long ago did you switch pellet brands? Could that be linked to the change in pee smell?

That’s interesting that she doesn’t love the stacks. My bunnies all seem to love them. They aren’t the same as hay for the teeth, but you can find 100% timothy pellets that are made for…[Read more]

I just re-read your initial post and I think I missed the megacolon part. Megacolon buns tend to have trouble keeping weight on, so that could explain why she feels boney as well. How old is she?

I have never had good luck with tiny spaces, especially when they are fighting. Most rabbit rescue orgs also do not recommend small space bonding methods anymore (at least not as the primary strategy). Consider the fight or flight response: if one bunny is threatened by the other, and has no where to flee to, they have no choice but to fight.…[Read more]

You can also try lemon essential oil. I’ve heard that bunnies do tend to like the bitter apple spray.

I also seem to remember that back in the day people also used to rub Ivory bar soap on wooden baseboards? Haven’t heard it mentioned recently but it was something about Ivory specifically.

Providing things that are more enticing to chew would…[Read more]

Thanks, though it doesn’t appear that thirst is a symptom anywhere. I will see about testing her for that but other suggestions are welcome/needed still.

RE vegetables, it just seems like those options are not economical outside the lettuces. I can lower the amount she gets of the ones I listed though if recommended.

yeah, that’s what i was thinking too. i am going to be getting her some. thank you for the reminder of those things

i understand, coco is really attached too me and my dad. i feel like she will know we are gone and seeing a new person will scare her

You can try it…. but some bunnies like the taste. LOL

I agree with at least exploring the possibility of EC. There are urinary symptom-only cases.

That waterer sounds interesting. If it doesn’t work, you can always try something else.

My parents always stop by a couple times per day when we are on vacation. To be honest, it always seems like our absence pretty much goes unnoticed. I suppose it depends on the rabbit though.

<p style=”padding-left: 40px;”>Thank you everyone! (Lol Bun Jovi)!</p>
<p style=”padding-left: 40px;”>As much research as I’ve done I find no information on eating “normal” poops, so I’m happy to have this community of bunny owners who can give real world experience</p>

Like I said, it doesn’t hurt to make sure there isn’t a problem. I don’t know about the supplement, but I suppose it doesn’t hurt to try.

Awww, what a beautiful boy! He seems quite tame and relaxed in these pics, I’m a bit surprised he’s so calm after being in such a horrible place.

Thanks for the replies!

Bathroom is usually open and is accessible from the living room, so it’s almost an extension of  the bigger area. Is it still good? I’m thinking to just put them both on the balcony. I have a big balcony and a big pen, so I can make that happen. But – Dorian usually really wants to go out and I let him play there…[Read more]