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Wick poor bunny was really going through it! 🙁 Thanks for the info, makes me feel a bit more confident.

LBJ10 Thank you. I’m looking at some photos of rabbit syphilis and other things, some similar to Muffins but not much diagnosed and cleared. I hope these tests will give us something we can treat and he won’t have to go through this anymore. ):

Did they get him to hunt with or was he supposed to be just a pet? Has he shown a particular interest in the buns? Otis is very good with Oscar, he doesn’t look at him as something to “hunt” but as I said, he really doesn’t seem to have much of a hunting instinct to begin with. 😆

I agree, I believe mine both think they are dominate and it seems to get more level over time. I recently moved us all and they got some new furniture so seem really happy. Once I’m more settled I plan to start fostering buns too.

I attached recent pics and plan to keep in touch via the lounge probably on the site!

That’s great to know, some of them are a bit tricky now. We’ve done another successful round, this time another 10 mls in him. As he’s eating reasonably well I think 10mls x 4 per day will be sufficient. The vet had said if he wasn’t eating the daily dose was 70mls. Obviously I don’t want to fill him up on CC so he doesn’t bother eating hay.…[Read more]

Ah ok I get it now. Thank you so much 💜

The bigger pieces are “crumbs”. What’s in the bottom is hay dust. It’s really fine.

Yep, I bought some grass hay today and I added it into Charlie’s stack of alfalfa hay, although he doesn’t seem to like it a lot. I mean, the hay smells nice and sweet but I guess alfalfa just tastes better lol

Ok, thank you so much!! Also, I searched thoroughly today at the pet store and did actually find alfalfa pellets! I’m thinking of transitioning him (over the course of a few weeks) to those once he finishes off the bag of adult pellets. Or is that not necessary?

Oh LOL I thought hay crumbs were what people were talking about when they say dust?? Cuz wouldn’t these crumbs cause respiratory issues and sneezing? I guess I’ll sprinkle them in his pellet plate then :))

So sorry for the troubles – I will delete your account!

I’ve reported this so the site admins can contact you and sort this out!

LOL!! 😆

That sounds about right! 😆

It is actually recommended to have rabbits that are going to be bonded live side by side as neighbors, so that set-up sounds great to me. 🙂  Once the new bun is settled in, you can start swapping which rabbit is on which side to help the process even more (called “pre-bonding”). The idea is that the buns get very used to each other’s scents and…[Read more]

Hard plastic baby keys or stacking cups are considered safe. Bite marks can accumulate on the surface, but it’s very difficult for them to actually bite pieces off.