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This is an uneducated guess, but my thought is it should be fine. It’s natural for other things to get drawn in as they gather hay, such as birds, snakes, bugs, etc.. so I wouldn’t be surprised if moss is included. I would simply check if there are any worrying critters or moisture in your particular hay batch.

Thst is perfectly normal and good! Rabbits are social creatures, and grooming a stuffy (or a pillow or like one of my buns, a crinkly tunnel) is a social behavior.

Many buns benefit from having a stuffy “friend”. You may find your bun snuggled up next to the stuffy, and that is also an expression of social behavior.

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my bunny chubbs loves to lick my fuzzy white stuffed bear he always licks it on the ear whenever passes by it.

A few weeks of prebonding never hurt anybunny so just do your thing for a little bit, it’ll be ok!

That is just wonderfully clever of them! ☺

Rabbits that won’t drink more while they’re shedding could potentially benefit from getting their daily greens served freshly rinsed and still wet. Fluids are very important for the proper function of the GI system!

Xeno 450 is ivermectin. Ivermectin and selamectin are currently the best antiparasitics for rabbits. Its the right antiparasitic to use against ear mites.

If your bun is scratching himself a lot, I e so much that he doesn’t get any rest or you fear he could hurt his ears by scratching them, I think you should contact your vet again. They might be…[Read more]

Sometimes a healing sore itches more when its about to heal. There is also the possibility of a fungal infection, as you’ve figured out yourself.

If this goes on and gets worse and  miconazole doesn’t help, you might suspect fur mites. (Fur mites don’t typically cause red skin though).

Fur mites is best treated with Revolution or Ivermectin.…[Read more]

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Poops going from small to big is a good thing! The small poops probably came from the stress of travel. What we dont want to see is poops getting smaller and smaller, but in your case, it seems like she’s on her way back to having normal sized poops again.

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You shouldn’t go to bed on her first night home without having seen her eat at least something. If you have access to any fresh herbs, (parsley, cilantro, mint, basil etc) that could help spark an appetite).

You can syringe feed pellet mush if you dont have critical care or other rescue formula. You can also make hay tea (steep hay in hot water,…[Read more]

hi, my bunny was just spayed today and she’s not eating it’s only been a few hours but i’m not sure what to do. We’ve tried all her favourite foods. not sure if i should wait it out or if i should try force feeding? pls help