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She’s 8 months now, yes she is a girl.. she has nipples..

it’s been a month since the surgery and she’s healed now..

first two weeks after the surgery she was peeing in her litter box, then after two weeks I took her to the vet for a check up and she peed on me, after that the vet said that she’s okay and i can let her play outside of the cag…[Read more]

Hazel, I’m so sorry 💔

Thank you so much 😉 and same to you 😉

What do they look like if you break them open?

Here’s my favorite bunny poop guide: https://imgur.com/a/5N4lD#ra2RfjI

I’m so sorry Hazel. 😥

The thing is though, OB is my best water drinker and hay eater. I don’t know if it is because of the bonding sessions, for it has been going on for a while, and she doesn’t seem that stressed around Silver and Smokey. On the contrary, she goes to them when she is nervous.

The poops are really small, hard, and have a light color to them. I don’t…[Read more]

Sounds great. 🙂 And yes you can start letting them see each other and side swaps in a week or sounds good to me.

She could have been a bit stressed from all the bonding sessions? Hay and moisture are the most important things for good poops. So maybe pushing some extra hay on her and giving her some extra fluids would help?

It’s true that some bunnies just have very sensitive tummies and don’t do well with greens. Some people have better luck feeding dried greens instead.

How does he do without any greens at all? I know that sounds terrible, but some bunnies just have very sensitive guts and they can’t handle having greens. I know there have been a few bunnies on the forum that are like that.

Dry, as in a lot of hay in them?

As Bam said, it’s probably just plant pigment. I wouldn’t worry too much about dehydration. If he has water, he will drink it eventually. Bunnies in the wild get moisture from the plants they eat. You could try serving his greens wet to help boost the water content.

How old is she? Are they sure she’s a girl?

As for the peeing… hmm, did they send her home with pain meds?

Bunnies sleep a lot during the day. They are most active early in the morning and in the evening. As for it being too cold, as long as she is inside, she will be fine. Bunnies tend to prefer cooler conditions… just not freezing conditions.

Small update. Finished with the settling in, swapping bowls and toilets now as suggested. No issues. Actually, Pi stopped doing business on the couch, so there’s even an improvement. I’m really hopeful.

Oops… where I said there is a very high chance he did that though-I meant there is a very high chance that he is sleeping when he does that though (the squinty eyes, and teeth grinding)

Yes he has a a water bowl but rarely drinks out of it. I’m not really sure what I can do to make him drink more.