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Oh man that first pic doesn’t look too comfortable lol! Vilde is soooo floofy, look at that perfect loaf form. And Ruby is so bright white and gorgeous! I love seeing pics of everyone’s buns.

I managed to snag this one of Quincy… probably the most decent one of her I’ve managed to take ever. It’s like trying to get a picture of bigfoot.

Thanks for adding to the response! I’ll definitely stop giving carrots to get her to eat the hay. Pushing her to start turning to hay and learning to eat it is probably what needs to be done, so I’ll try my best! Thanks again, I just want her to get used to living with us!

I give her half of a small bowl of pellets when she goes to her cage for night time just so she has something to eat if she’s still hungry. Especially since that was all she ate with her previous owners, I understand why she wouldn’t pay attention to hay. We started just giving her less pellets to get her used to not eating it so much and start on…[Read more]

That’s the problem Bam! He doesn’t have any motivation to obtain his summer beach bod because of quarantine. This pandemic is really doing a number on us huh.

How do you get the grass? We have some grass in our backyard that she likes chewing on or eating sometimes, but we are planning on getting more grass around too (there’s some empty patches with just rocks).

I echo what Dana mentions regarding pellets being a large deterrent of hay-appetite. You mention not finding cases online, but I can tell you pretty confidently that any young rabbit growing up on a tasty, yummy, pellet-only diet is very likely not to want to eat hay. At the end of the day, most rabbits don’t like hay as much as pellets. Having…[Read more]

Thank you so much!

How many pellets is she getting? Rabbits that are used to filling up on pellets often don’t feel like eating hay.

I would have lots of hay available 24/7, and refresh it during the day. You can start slowly reducing her pellet amount if she’s currently getting a lot. You want to be careful not to starve her, but it’s ok to let the pellet bowl be…[Read more]

From what I can find, gel stick ons are only minimally toxic. The major risk for children that happen to ingest them is choking.

Rabbits as a rule chew whatever they put in their mouth very thoroughly. They dont swallow stuff whole like cats and dogs can do.

This means your bun will most likelt be fine, if the amount she’s eaten isn’t…[Read more]

Wow there are so many of us from MT here!

Cute bunnies and I love the cuddles! <3   Ruby learned how to get under a towel and play hide and seek this morning. I couldn’t post the video but got a couple of still pics from it.

Is it possible for you to get pesticide-free fresh grass for her?

My bun Bam refused hay but would willingly eat fresh grass. I cut grass for him several days a week, and it kept both his tummy and teeth in order. It’s not quite as good as grass, but very nearly. Supply can be a problem though.

I love the stuff for rabbits. It works great and Jumping Jack likes it (despite her being an incredibly slow eater. She needs to eat whatever throughout the day)