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I may try the Garden Select next time I need to buy pellets, the ingredients do look better. I kinda want to take them off pellets, but they love them and I have one rabbit who won’t eat greens.  I only give them 1/4 cup to split each day (they are both ~5lbs) but one eats much faster so I think he is getting most of that.  I give the slow eater w…[Read more]

I have found moss in hay. I just picked it out. I dont think moss is toxic, but it probably doesn’t contain the nutrients a bun needs.

(The inch worm wasn’t on the moss, it was in my hay box from the last time I emptied it)

Thank you Wick! There was some kind of live tiny inch worm or something but I took it out. I was concerned about moisture too but it seems to be all dry. I think it should be okay. I just don’t want them to ingest any moss.

I agree with @pinkiemarie, time and patience unfortunately! Sometimes shy bunnies can learn from their bond-mate to be a bit more outgoing.

Floortime and hand-feeding are good strategies, along with not trying to pet just yet. But in the meantime, don’t be afraid to pop her on the table on a towel for grooming and nail trims. I think with shy…[Read more]

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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.

This is a very old thread…[Read more]

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