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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]

Since the topic of intentional breeding is prohibited on Binkybunny, many members, including myself, are not knowledgable on the expectations and complications expected with pregnancy unfortunately.

If it is bloat, you most likely only have hours to get to a vet. Bloat is very severe and life threatening. If to the best of your knowledge, you…[Read more]

I haven’t paid attention to how Nova’s ears are but I will from now on. It seems to bother Pekoe, the chased bun, because sometimes he will thump. Other times he’ll turn around after a short chase and lower his head, which Nova will groom.

Birch is a safe choice! I think plywood for a non chewer might have been all right, but you never know because of the glue. Perhaps theres a scent that may be irritating? The more natural tends to be best.

I found an old thread that had some conversation of safe woods: https://binkybunny.com/forums/topic/safe-poisonous-woods-for-your-bun-bun/

I decided to go with birch plywood instead. The website says that it contains 100% natural wood bonded with a food-grade soy based adhesive that is formaldehyde free and does not emit toxic air contaminents. I think this sounds safe to use.

Ah, very stressful! I just had a bun jump a fence, and thank goodness I was home or it could have been very bad. Now I’ve made the fences much taller!

It’s hard to tell from the picture about stitches, I think having the vet check it out on Monday would be OK.

This probably goes without saying, but please be 100% sure your rabbits cannot…[Read more]

Wick covered all the bases, just wanted to give my two cents on stressing. I have had success using it as a tool, especially with tough bonds, but it should never be the main method. I also find the tiny space with stress methods very inhumane (and many HRS chapters are in agreement on this).

After pre-bonding and all of that, I like the first…[Read more]