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Wonderful, thanks for the update! 🙂

Thank you, everyone! 😀

Congratulations! You have adorable bunnies.

I recently moved my bunnies into a different room. What I did to block off some areas I didn’t want them reaching, such as, under beds, I just taped some cardboard onto, and they’ve been leaving it alone. To make the room feel a bit more livable too, I bought some carpet to cover the floors, since mine are slippery.

Hi again!

I wanted to update you on our progress. I moved them out of the room they were in before and into a new one. In this new one I was aware in advance of the bunny proofing that needed to be done, so it is much more bunny friendly. Plus, they are all bonded now, making the switch much easier. They are mostly free-roam now, although I do…[Read more]

More space will often improve behaviors, so I would say give it a shot. NIC cube grids are really handy for bunny-proofing. You can use them to block wires and areas under furniture that you don’t want them to go to, and make shorter lengths of tall fencing for areas you need to block.

I think you could be fine with 36 inches. I am guessing that…[Read more]

Ok, so yes that’s a “I want to mount you chase”. Pekoe is then saying “no ma’am”, and asking for grooms. Sometimes buns will groom right before mounting as well to kind of woo the other bunny. Pekoe might be saying “if you want to mount me you better groom me more”, or “I’m top bun here and you should groom me, but no mounting”.

These types of…[Read more]

ETA: When Nova chases, her ears are up, not flattened and she tries to hump after chasing.

YAY!!!! look how cute they are all together!!! Congrats @HipHopBunny!

Hi Rubino

im curious, what symptoms is your rabbit displaying?

I’m relieved to read your rabbit is    still eating. I hope the panacur arrives so and you can start administering it. Personally, I would just start with that and not give unprescribed anti-inflammatory meds.

If you’re not seeing an improvement during the course of panacur & your…[Read more]

I recommend you ask at rabbitsonline if you haven’t already.  There are members there experienced with kindling rabbits.

I hope she will be okay. I don’t know what else to suggest other then the vet. If there is a experienced local breeder nearby, maybe they can advise you?

If she is otherwise acting normally, it probably isn’t an emergency. Are you positive on the dates? Perhaps she isn’t as far along as you think she is. If she is, then we’re talking retained kits. Doing nothing is risky. They may be reabsorbed… or they may become septic. I would ask you regular vet for advice as soon as you can. They may be able…[Read more]