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Yes!  They are being efficient! I know the feeling though, I’m always happy so see them gulping a bunch of water after grooming/ eating a bunch of their fur 🙂

No not too many. She has few of them in the evening.

Thank you, you calmed me down a lot. I was worried I do something bad.

At what month should I change the junior pellets for normal ones?

If it’s just the occasional softer poop I wouldn’t worry too much, as long as her hay consumption is good. It’s likely because of the higher protein content of her pellets, plus young bunnies are still developing their gut flora. If she starts having lots of soft ones then it would be good to talk to a vet about it.

@Bam hi!! I was given three pipettes of Xeno 450 spot on treatment that I’m supposed to give every 2 weeks…

In terms of the look of his ears: when I first noticed it, I couldn’t see any flakes or sores but he was scratching his ears a lot.when I took him to The vet he said there were some flakes in his ear canal and some mites. Now, I still can…[Read more]

She has a meadow hay and junior pellets with higher protein and fiber.

Should I change it up with something else? I wanted to try the Timothy hay because she is picky with the meadow. She picks up mostly the green grass ones.

What kind of hay is she eating? Grass hay (timothy, orchard, etc.), or alfalfa?

Two of my buns will stand by their water bowl while grooming. They’ll take a drink, groom, take a drink, groom, and so on. I’m like… dang that’s smart! Way to prevent blockages y’all, keep up the good work! 👏🏻

It sounds like he could be in some sort of pain. It could be gas, but since it’s been a few days I would prob take him to the vet. Is he showing any selectivity with what he’s eating?

Can you take his temp? Do his ears feel cold or warm? Cool is OK, but if they are cold it could mean his temp is low. You can also do a rough check to see if he’s…[Read more]

Ah thank you!
<p style=”padding-left: 40px;”>Well now I have a problem with her poop because in the evening she kind of have some squishy ones. It’s not the cecotropes. They are more like two squished together. There aren’t too many of them but still I don’t know what to do because she doesn’t eat anything only hay and pellets.</p>

Ya then they are most likely very healthy. During them being three months though I would definitely introduce veggies.

It’s difficult to say for how long he will keep scratching. What drops were you given? How do his ears look now? You should see quite a bit of improvement by now.

Ear mites typically cause scabs and sores, and they need time to heal even though the mites themselves die. There’s also the possibility that bacteria or yeasts starts to grow where the…[Read more]