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Thanks for posting! They are so cute and I’m happy for them. I needed some bunny cuddle pics and a happy ending story today😍

I have the same issue. He has plenty of chew toys that he loves and chews all the time, he has a dig box which he uses regularly, he has a huge 5 feet tall, 3 level enclosure, plenty of floor room, plus he has free rein of the entire apartment for most of the day, he gets plenty of love, play and petting/ treat giving and yet he still chews up the…[Read more]

NIC grids, plus cardboard for good measure.

At my house I have those nic cubes lining the walls of bunny areas. It isn’t pretty, I know, but it does keep them from chewing the walls.

Odd, all my photos that I tried to upload disappeared! Sometimes I can’t figure out how to do media on this forum… but here is a pic, if it works!

Thank you so much for the advice, everyone!

It has been a difficult bonding process with them (I think some of it is partly due to my lack of being there to bond 😳 ) But I think that we’re better now. 🙂 OB’s scabs have all healed, and I’m not really finding any of Smokey’s fur. 🙂

I’m definitely keeping a close eye on them, for I…[Read more]

Dorian has possible lap bun potential, he just still too squirmy. Sounds a bit more like @Bam‘s bun (replace licks with chinning). He will hop up there, but just wiggles about the whole time, if I am reading he wants chew the book or drink my tea. I think it’s less calm and more adventure time. He does like to fall asleep next to or more often…[Read more]

Hoppy Bunniversary!! Love the calico(ish) markings on the bunny bum!

Thanks @kanin. I love the little chew monster to bits too 😀

How are your 3 doing? (hope I got that right!) Is Fresno still sporting that extra winter bod? After being so malnourished he’s probably enjoying it! Quincy wins the cute though with that one white sock.

My bun has always itched his ears a lot. I’ve had him 4 years and he’s always checked out healthy! He’s often shaking them and itching them though, but he has super thick fur and sheds a lot. As long as he seems healthy I think it’s ok 🙂

That is a good point about the teeth to keep in mind. I didn’t know my rabbit’s history but I didn’t feed correctly at first, and when he got his neuter there was a tooth that needed smoothed out. It hadn’t started causing problems but we caught it very early.  Since eating more hay there have been no problems.  I also do what Wick suggests, v…[Read more]

For many rabbits, hay is not their most preferred food, so if they are getting vegetables and and a good amount of pellets, their likelihood to eat hay (especially sub-optimal hay, in their picky eyes/nose) is low! You can imagine this tendency might be even more strong for a rabbit who was fed a lot of pellets growing up.

I would suggest making…[Read more]