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Thank you for the sound advice you are right now that spring is coming around they are more likely to survive the cold nights.

I have already contacted a rescue not to report but to see if my city even considers rabbits to be under the protection of  the humane society. If they don’t then all of the worrying it moot and cant to anything really…[Read more]

Y’know, if you see that place again and there still isn’t water, I think you can report them for animal abuse and have the bunnies taken away and rehomed. Sadly, animal cruelty laws are too loose in the rabbit community, but when you can find that bit to give them a second chance it’s a good opportunity.

Jumping Jack (and our other 2, Sam and…[Read more]

Hi ! Thank you for your feedback

I was thinking I’m a little impatient 😁

But I have heard of so many buns around the same age who are already coming up for cuddles etc

I mean he does come over to me here and there and loves head rubs (grinds his teeth together) but for now he seems busier having fun with binkies and zoomies haha

I’m really…[Read more]

Actinobacillus is naturally present in rabbits. However, like many bacteria, it is opportunistic. Something must have weakened her immune system and the balance of bacteria in her sinuses got out of wack.

I agree with the others. Sneezing isn’t necessarily a bad thing, especially if it’s productive at first and then diminishes. A longer course is…[Read more]

Call me crazy, but I think it would be a good test of character! If they don’t like bunnies, then I wouldn’t want to be around them anyway! My husband loves our bunnies just as much as I do. I only had 1 when we started dating… I currently have 4 after 11 years of being together… so maybe i’m not the best person to comment on this LOL.

Idk…[Read more]

Sounds like you are finally getting some answers!

And agree that a long course might be needed and might be a good precaution (since so many things are becoming resistant these days). My cat had to be one 27 days of an antibiotic for a respiratory infection after a 1o day course didn’t work.

I think a conversation is where to start. Now the rabbits, while in a bad space, it sounds like they are surviving and are not in imminent danger (like they will all die tomorrow due to a purposeful act). Maybe spend a day warming up to the neighbor and just get to know them, and then the next time around, just be curious about their rabbits.…[Read more]

Well if you think about it, when the bacteria dies or if the bacteria wants to leave the space because it’s no longer safe for it, how does it exit? Humans cough and sneeze to get that discharge out because it’s a part of the recovery process. I am not a doctor, but a part of me thinks sneezing is not necessarily a sign that it’s not working. Now…[Read more]

I do want to add that she seems to great. In fact, to she’s more playful  and active since starting her antibiotic.  She’s zooms around the house like crazy. I think the day 3 sneezing and discharge because it was so thin and watery ( usually it’s thick and nasty) was her body starting to rid herself of the infection. Day 6 maybe… not so sure wh…[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 Cotton was extremely lucky to land a life with…[Read more]

In my opinion, it would be better for the buns to have one home. This is because rabbits are stationary as a species. In the wild, they invest lots of time and energy in building their intricate home warrens. This is the reason why rabbits often are so highly territorial. The cost of surrendering their home is higher than the cost of defending…[Read more]

Very good! Thank you for the update!

The meds you have got for her are the best, metclopramide for gut motility, metacam for pain relief and recovery plus for nutrition.

Many good healing (((((vibes))))) for your girl!

She was hospitalised this morning for syringe feeding and monitoring which seems to have done the job, she’s now home (again).

ive set up a smart camera to keep a eye on her without constantly going in and out of the spare room she lives in.

I’ve been given pain meds (metacam), metoclopramide as well as recovery plus so I’m hoping and prayi…[Read more]