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Have you ever tried palm plates? You can get organic palm plates online, they are exceedingly popular at the shelter. Never met a bunny that didn’t like them!

My bunnies also looove the seagrass mats from the BB store and all the willow baskets and wreaths.

Ah yes, he is for sure still settling in, but give the fist thing a try!

You’re welcome! That hold is called the “football hold” for your reference! I keep the nose poking out so they can breath, but sometimes I do cover their eyes during the hold if they start to struggle.

She’s very cute! She doesn’t look like a wild rabbit to me.

Carrying her to the garage might have been making her afraid, so happy to hear the…[Read more]

The only lettuce to really avoid is iceberg, and really that’s because it’s generally poor quality and has almost no nutritional value. Romaine and other darker leaf lettuces are pretty nutritious. Bunston would tend to only eat kale if I gave him a mixture, so I would trick him a bit by giving him his least preferred veg first, then the second…[Read more]

He sounds like a lovely rabbit, it is great that you are able to rescue a rabbit that would have been doomed… even though the circumstances around it are so unfortunate. 🙁

Thanks again. One question I had about vinyl. Would it not be too slippery for him? I already have parquet flooring, and whenever I let him out of the pen, he seems to not feel very confident on it. As in, his hind legs would slip back when he tries to hop on it.

How long were each of the treatments? Also, how long did symptoms stop showing before medication was stopped? There are times medication is stopped prematurely, so symptoms subside but there’s enough infectious bacteria left to multiply and lapse symptoms.

I am glad you mentioned that!

He had a check up back in Jan of 2020. His dental worked looked really good except for his two back molars. I took him in because his eye was draining, they did a flush and his nasal was infected. The vet said that this is a more common issue with older rabbits especially smaller breeds factors included the way their…[Read more]

Oh no it looks like my reply didn’t post. I will post it again on my next break!

Thanks for the reply Dana!  That was very educating watching you get that rabbit.  I never thought of leaving the head out of the back so they can still see what is going on.  Nice touch!  We will be trying that from now on.

As far as frequency.  It is not very often especially now since we don’t want to upset her.  when she was in shedding seaso…[Read more]

Thank you. I miss him a lot.

I literally find myself just look at him like how do I play with you? Lol. I’m used to getting in the floor and physically wrestling with my dogs and he’s like no no I’m too delicate for that. So far I’ve found he likes really soft squeaky toys and I toss those for him.

I’m still not a small dog person (corgi’s…[Read more]

@HipHopBunny Thank you. I hope to always make him proud.
Mr. Bit is tiny TINY! It’s insane. Tater Tot weighs right under 4lbs and looks HUGE next to Mr. Bit.
I’ve never even heard of a chicken harness. LOL. He has a harness that fits well. I had the person that makes my service dogs vests make a custom y front one. But leashes weigh him down big…[Read more]

Thanks DanaNM. I’ll read through it.

We were able to get most of his feeding in him by putting him on the bathroom counter. We already had him in a carrier while rearranging his space, so I pulled him out of it and got him on the towel and wrapped him up and held his head, covering his eyes. I got my dad to syringe feed him while I held the bunny’s back end against me (he doesn’t hav…[Read more]