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I agree with LBJ. Chlorfeniramine is antihistamine. Its bunny safe and it is fast-acting (within hours). If your bun is still having these breathing sounds, it indicates that this is not about an allergy.

One possibility is that your bun has a chronic thickening of the nadal mucosa, due to a long-standing sinus infection. This would take a long…[Read more]

Hi Bunnytowne! Great to see you here again!

I hope you and your kitty are well! Covid really is a pain, thank goodness for pets. I think they help keep us sane 😃

I know this is about cats vs. rabbits, but I grew up with at least 4 dogs in the house and I feel like having our 1 rabbit has been the work of having 4 dogs lol.

The reason my husband and I decided to get a rabbit was that he grew up with cats and as I said, I grew up with dogs. One of our friends had a rabbit and we both loved it, so we thought…[Read more]

Yes! I always feel so guilty when I have to get up to go to the bathroom or need to move to get more comfortable lol. My husband loves that our rabbit, Winnie, does this because it remind him of his cat but it also reminds me of when my dogs would snuggle endlessly. Lap buns are the best!

This is so precious! I’m hoping my bunns will bond and have this relationship together! <3

Chlorpheniramine is safe to use in rabbits. However, if allergies were the problem, then you would have seen improvement with the antihistamine. My guess is the heavy breathing is a lingering infection. It may have gone down into the lungs. If that is the case, your bunny would need another antibiotic. Sometimes infections are stubborn in rabbits…[Read more]

That Cotton had a beautiful life. Sounds like you had him at the vets all the times he needed to go to the vets. I believe we blame ourselves even tho it wasnt our fault. My Cotton Boo McChew passed 3 years ago.  I firmly believe they visit us. Know your Cotton visits you.  He truly appreciated the good life you gave him.  He was a lucky bun. It…[Read more]

Thank you so much for your help

Unfortunately my vet didn’t answer the phone so i take my rabbit to her again.

and i told her all what you said

but she said that my rabbit should be already recovered from the infection cause her eyes return to normal..

the only problem is her breathing and nose discharge..

she told me that my rabbit has a…[Read more]

A sheet clothes pinned to the top of the xpen may keep her from jumping out of it

The non-hay food spacing you mention could be a contributor. 7am and 11am are pretty close together. If he had 7am and 5:30PM only, that would probably encourage more hay eating. It’s possible that between these feedings and his natural sleep time, there is actually not many opportunities where he’s active/hungry/bored enough to eat hay.

This is great. Look at that hideaway. This is a wonderful group. You are doing good with pom pom.

You could try switching up the brand of hay. My guys seem to get bored of their hay sometimes so i rotate 3 different brands to keep things new and that did the trick for me

I definitely think these are great ideas and are worth a try. When it comes to walking on certain surfaces, Barney doesn’t really like the hardwood floor because he doesn’t have a lot of traction so he prefers to stay on the carpets which unfortunately is where most of the wooden furniture is.

So my bunny boys have the whole basement to themselves the floor is carpeted and new so we completely covered it in foam puzzle pieces and cut them to the shape of the room.  It works great protecting to floor from any accidents and I love it but in hind sight it was pretty expensive to do the whole basement and probably would have been cheaper…[Read more]