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Some see changes around 2 weeks post-neuter, but not everyone. In fact, I don’t think that is the norm. Sometimes it takes as long as 8 weeks, but I think 4-6 weeks post-neuter is standard.

I’m glad he finally started eating his broccoli!

My guess is that he had a temporary bout of gas, if his appetite returns to normal now and he produces poop and pee. Gas can be very painful for rabbits, and when rabbits are in pain, they as a rule show it first by refusing food. I recommend you get some simethicone baby gas drops to have on hand,…[Read more]

Here they are all snuggled up – what a pair of posers! They’ve given me a fair few sleepless nights lately but it’s all worth it when we see them curled up together like this ❤

Thank you so much for your help! 🙂

Hi Keara! We are happy to provide information and suggestions. On the plus side, the fact that there isn’t immediate aggression and they are able to eat side by side is a positive sign.

There is a Bonding template with questions that would be helpful for you to answer in a reply. It will give people more information!: https://binkybunny.com/forums…[Read more]

I am so sorry. I cannot describe the amount of love that I cherished for my baby. He was so precious to me. It’s been nearly two years since I lost him, and I’m still grieving over his loss. I still can’t look at any pictures of him without my heart shattering, so I can relate to you. Raven had an amazing life, and you gave her a wonderful home.…[Read more]

I’m glad you have a good and caring vet. It’s good that you could have a necropsy done, even if it didnt reveal any specific cause. Sadly, anesthesia always comes with a slight risk, both for animals and humans. Now you know there was nothing you or anyone else could’ve done to prevent this. I’m so sorry you lost her, it is very hard to lose a…[Read more]

LBJ10 – Thank you for your input. The anxiety is killing me, so I’m taking some urine in to best tested in the morning. If that brings up nothing, I’ll be taking him in for a full exam. I’m terrified that it’s bladder stones that will require a ridiculously expensive surgery, but I just want him to feel good, so I’ll do what must be done.

If the…[Read more]

Oh and I forgot to mention, she just had surgery and we need to give her medicine twice a day. I hate to force her to do anything, but the vet at the shelter said that she needed it. We’ve been wrapping her in a towel, but do you have any suggestions on how to make it less stressful for her?

Waaaait, where are the pictures? 😉 😛

Yay!! 😀 Glad that Esther’s all healthy!! And adoption ~ Congrats!! 😀

(((((((((Bonding Vibes)))))))))

I am soooooo sorry!! <3

They are our dearest companions, and it’s always a huge blow when they’re taken from us. 😥 You did everything any of us here could have done for her and more!! When I read your descriptions of her, I see a happy bun living a very loving life. 🙂 She was so lucky to have had someone as beautiful and caring as you. :-)…[Read more]

Oh, I am so sorry!! <3

Horrible things happen, where we often have no one to blame, and mistakingly chose ourselves. None of this was your fault, you did everything any of us here could have done and more! When I read that post, I see a happy family, a happy bunny, and a happy life. I know that Raven was extremely lucky to land a life with…[Read more]

I’ve been using litter screens for years with no issues. The screen sits directly on top of the litter so there isn’t pressure on the feet like there would be if it was a wire floor cage.