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Her ears look too big to be a dwarf to me but she does look very young so it’s hard to say.

Have you recently changed hay? Our poops look more like the ones on the left with certain hay and more like the ones on the right with other hay. Both Timothy but the are differences that can affect poo. As long as it’s dry and crumbles easily and stays large it should be fine.

No idea. Is cute a breed? 😉

Thanks again for the advice. We used to have an exercise pen that we would put Sooty (and my previous pet rabbit) in regularly but since we moved we haven’t had a chance to set it up again yet (plus we need to find a space in our new house to put it, possibly the basement). Unfortunately we don’t really have any rooms that are bunny-proof or…[Read more]

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Thank you!!! She does have a really similar face to Havana’s (:

Yes, I think that is probably the main issue here. Ideally he should have a bunny-proofed exercise space that he can access without you carrying him. He doesn’t need access to it 24/7, but ideally should have several hours a day to exercise during the times when he’s most active (longer if his cage is small). Some people will use a ramp or make…[Read more]

What about using an exercise pen instead? You can get something to protect the floor with and then put fleece or a low pile rug over that.

She’s very cute! Probably a mix of small-medium (non-dwarf) breeds. Maybe some Havana?

House rabbits are spayed for 2 reasons: Preventing reproductive cancers and behavior. The risk of cancer is high (up to 80%), but does vary by breed a little bit. Changes within the uterus can begin as early as 3-4 years of age.

Let’s assume that Jumping Jack is actually 8 years old. Does it matter at this point? Some would argue that the risks…[Read more]

Hmm, I see, thank you for your advice. Yes, I have to pick him up because his cage is a little bit off the ground. I’m not sure I could have it on the ground, that might be a problem, but I guess we’ll see. Eventually we hope to put on another room to our house and move him in there, so maybe then he will be able to have his cage on the ground. My…[Read more]

Several sources say that grape vine and leaves are safe, as long as there are no pesticide residues.

As far as the tunnels go, it depends on if they chew them! My buns had a cat tunnel that I think was the jackson galaxy brand and they left it alone for the most part (an occasional nibble but nothing major). But then I got a new one that I didn’t…[Read more]