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I am personally not a professional on litter box training because my rabbit came litter trained. but any time your rabbit pees on the carpet, wipe it up with a paper towel and then stick it back in their litter box, I know that this can be frustrating. but just make sure you then clean the carpet with some 50-50 water vinegar solution. hope this…[Read more]

GI stasis recovery can be very slow sometimes (I’ve heard it called, “like trying to jump start a train”). The fact that she’s nibbling a bit and pooping a bit is very good, so just keep up with the supportive care (syringe feeding, meds, etc) as the vet said.

I always return to this article:

http://www.bio.miami.edu/hare/ileus.html

Especially…[Read more]

Awww I’m so sorry. How stressful. 🙁 Vet visits are something that can upset bonds. Something to do with one rabbit smelling differently because of the vet, or because they were sick. It seems very common for people to be able to repair bonds when they break like this, so don’t despair just yet.

You’ll want to start from scratch. So let Stuart…[Read more]

Poor Winstons eye are still red after 2 1/2 days of drops, they don’t seem to be doing much. Hopefully things change in the next couple days. 🙁

If she is only 2 months then you might be in the clear. It would be good to get her in to the vet ASAP, because if she is older the vet can do an “emergency spay” (although I know you mentioned it’s hard to find a rabbit vet in your area :/ ). They likely didn’t fight because she is a baby (and babies usually get along with adults) and/or they are…[Read more]

I don’t plan on breeding them, but like you said I have been rotating their free-roam time. It’s just weird how my girl rabbit somehow got through the grills of the cage and I woke up in the middle of the night with them sleeping side by side. I immediately separated them, but I’m really surprised with how well they get along.

I do hope they have not. It’s only been three days since I took her in and me and my friend are unsure of her age, but I would say maybe around 2 months. My male is turning 5 months so I’m actively looking for a good vet that I could trust.

That is one adorable and relaxed bunny 🥰

Grass is great for rabbit feet, but its a good idea to check the thumpers every week for calluses or hair loss anyway, as a part of the weekly “once over”. Yiu may have to fold the hair aon the heels back or to the sides to make sure there are no hidden bald spots.

Hi and very welcome to Binky Bunny!

Flopsie is beautiful! If the pics are doing his coloring justice, I think he is a chestnut agouti. Agouti means the individual hairs are banded in different colors.

A neuter can vary a huge lot in price, not just between different states and cities, but also between vet clinics in the same area. Its good to…[Read more]

Sleepy Timothy! I love it when they just flop and sleep next to you.

And yes we need Louie and Lola pics!

Hi there! I think that you bunny is a mix! Holland Lops usually weigh around 2-4 lbs and Mini Lops weigh around 5.5 to 6.5. I think that you could have a mix between the two because of his weight. He looks very healthy so he is definitely not over or under weight! My bunny is a Mini Lop and he weighs 5.8 lbs.

I agree with Bam and Wick, it is not poisonous and will not harm you buns! Cardboard can be a fun chew toy but make sure they aren’t eating too much of it, bunnies need nutrients that they can’t get from cardboard or paper!

As Bam mentioned, it’s not poisonous and imminently harmful unless there’s something on the cardboard or too much is being ingested that deters the rabbit from eating hay. One of my rabbits is an avid cardboard eater, but at the same time she is an avid willow branch and hay eater, so I am not too concerned when she eats a hole from a cardboard tube.