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I agree with BB. A nightlight and some background noise may help. Many bunnies actually like having a nightlight. I think it makes them feel safer.

I am sorry your bunny is going through this .  How awful.  Wick has given some great immediate tips for the nightmares.

Just some ideas that come to mind as well to add to the advice.   Wondering if a bunny toy as a surrogate would be comforting.  You could get your scent on it by having it with you while you sleep for a couple of nights and then…[Read more]

I’m glad you are both feeling a lot better!

I edited your post, specifically the description portion, with the aim to maintain the integrity of what sort of traumas she has suffered, but spare the forum for what is frankly disgusting behavior towards any living thing. The real thing I want to focus on is that this rabbit has been taken out of that environment and you are caring, willing,…[Read more]

It seems like everyday my buns do something silly. This morning Ruby chased Elmer, did a mini binky right before getting to him then went by. I think she is trying to get him to play chase, but he just sits there. She tried again, and he looked right at her and said “NO!” (Thump). It seemed to escalate a little but they calmed down. Poor thing,…[Read more]

It sounds like he is hitting puberty so should be neutered soon. Once he’s neutered his box habits should return. 🙂  He likely sees the area right outside as the edge of his territory, so he’s marking it to make sure everyone knows it’s his turf 😉

You might try adding a litter box just outside the cage in the meantime. He also might be afraid…[Read more]

@pinkmarie @Saurad @bam @moonlightbunny66 thank you everyone for your replies I really appreciate and them along with the support 🙂 My bunny is doing a lot better he seems pretty much back to normal. I found that as soon as I settled down and stopped freaking out he did too. So maybe he was picking up on my vibes. I am also doing a lot better…[Read more]

Good for you!  I still have three bunnies, as well.  I actually got them because I knew Lola was up there in age and didn’t want Bugs, her boyfriend, to be too lonely when she was physically gone.

As DanaNM said, ignoring is a good sign! To get into more details, ignoring is the absence of one or the other rabbit “freaking out” when the other one moves, gets close, etc.. So ignoring is definitely a good sign, relative to a rabbit who might constantly run or lunge when the other rabbit is maneuvering around.