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Oop looks like me and Wick were typing at the same time!

I agree with these other answers! Unfortunately, my rabbit was never shy, mostly just food-motivated. He liked being around me but not when I would try to pick him up, groom him, or pet him. The only thing I could do for at the most a month was fed him and make sure he had everything he needed. He was actually kind of sassy and didn’t like me for…[Read more]

This is a super common thing! Young rabbits are often mis-sexed. I recently helped at an RHDV vaccine clinic and we had a few people that we had to tell “Did you know your bunny is a boy?”.

Nothing different care-wise (aside from the castration, which is actually easier with boys), and I think Toasty is an adorable name either way. 🙂

I actually find Toasty to be a unisex name, but also, names are names 🙂

Mis-sexing rabbits is very, very common, regardless of how experienced someone is. They are just so small and furry, and the parts themselves are generally small until they develop in an obvious way (i.e. bumps become testicles and descend). My Wick’s testes didn’t descend…[Read more]

Yes they do. I’m guessing you have a pair of brothers who are still very young? If so, get them neutered as young as possible (also be aware that young rabbits are often mis-sexed). Often when they hit puberty they start fighting, but if you can neuter right away the chances that they will be able to stay together are better.

Yes, any two rabbits, regardless of sex, should both be spayed/neutered before starting the bonding process. Once they are, they will not automatically “bond”, but you can start the bonding process. More information about bonding basics and steps can be found in the RABBIT INFO section of the website.

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I agree with Wick, the male-male thing doesn’t matter as much, it’s probably more down to personalities. I know of lots of very happy male-male bonds. Sometimes I wonder if that idea came about before neutering was common. It’s very rare for a bond to be impossible, it’s just a question of how much work it…[Read more]

On no 🙁  I’m so sorry. 🙁

Are you in an area with RHDV?

With very young rabbits it could have been a number of things, they are very fragile, especially if taken away from mom too soon.

Very sorry for your loss. 🙁

Oh no, I’m so sorry. 😥

I second what Dana says. I had a bun who refused hay, I gave him fresh grass on his vet’s orders. It was a bit tricky during winter, but since we rarely get snow here, it was possible, albeit with some effort. I used to go out in the dark and cut grass behind a school building 🤣

Benebac is a probiotic that many forum members have used…[Read more]

In actuality, male to male bonds are possible, but male-female just tend to be easier. There can definitely be male-male bonds that work out easier than some male-female bonds– there are many factors at play with bonding, so don’t let the sex match-up dishearten you.

This sounds a lot like my pair Wick (male) and Fable (female) in many ways!…[Read more]

I’m unsure, but something does not look normal. It could potentially be splay leg development, but the legs themselves seem small, so it may be something else. I would highly recommend taking your rabbit to an exotic, rabbit-experienced vet to have this assessed. Since you have pictures, you might be able to send them for a quick consult as well.

Unfortunately, my female rabbit died this morning. I woke up and checked up on her and she was limp and not moving. It breaks my heart how I just made an appointment for their check up the night before. I couldn’t rush her to the vet since the clinic I found was a 2-hour drive.

She started having seizures a few minutes after I picked her up. I k…[Read more]