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Thank you for your response! I appreciate it.

Best case scenario is if she did ingest one, she chewed it to death or it’ll die in her stomach. I’m unsure the repercussions on that particular worm, but generally when we think of rabbits with “worms”, you see them in their poop. I would monitor her as usual and just make sure she keeps eating hay, drinking, pooping, and peeing. If there are any…[Read more]

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Hi there, can I ask did you ever figure out what this was because my bunny is currently having the same issue? Thanks I’m advance

Xpens are usually made for dogs, so they can be quite high. Typically, a 3ft (36in) xpen is tall enough for most rabbits. Also, rabbits will not try to clear super high obstacles unless they really want to, so if you cover the outside of the pen with a bedsheet and make the area inside nice for the rabbit, they typically dont try to jump the wall.

Ah great, ok i will look for xpen ideas! But she can jump quite high hope i can find something suitable 🙂

thank you!

It’s great to hear she has 12hrs of free roam time! I would then revise and say if you wanted to boost her opportunity to exercise and general enrichment, maybe just set up an Xpen at night. Rabbits tend to be more active during some hours when we’re asleep, so giving her that opportunity might be nice. Also, I would recommend if she has that free…[Read more]

Ah thank you for the answer!!
i forgot to mention that she is free in our living room 12 hours a day. The door of her cage is always open. She is toilet trained and when she needs to use the litter box or when she is hungry she can go to her cage by hersef. We keep her in the cage at night since we can not watch her.

i have her baby photos and…[Read more]

Unsure what you mean by “athletic” (I think all rabbits are quite athletic, but personalities may differ in how they express that energy), but the ears do look a bit bigger for a dwarf. She could be a mix or a false — My dwarf was .5kg at about 16 weeks, but growth trajectories can vary.

Regardless of true dwarf or not, I do not think that cage…[Read more]

There arent really transition steps  but I recommend binder clipping something to the outside of the pen so she cant see outside it if she starts bar rattling. That is usually a rabbits sleeping time so hopefully not too disruptive for her schedule.

As for spaying, is there a local rabbit rescue in your area? They may know of practices that are…[Read more]

Congratulations on your new buns! They’re adorable!

Most rabbits (there are exceptions)  prefer living with another rabbit, especially rabbits that grow up with another rabbit.

Rabbits are however a highly territorial species (an adaptation that most likely is due to the fact that wild rabbits spend a lot of time and energy on making their…[Read more]