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Snow replied to the topic Rabbit and cardborad/paper in the forum HABITATS AND TOYS 5 years, 9 months ago

Thanks for the reply, i have removed all the cardboard and paper but sometimes she finds some that got left (she freeroms the house when home) dw she eats plenty of hay and poops a lot, she has a large litter tray she goes in to with the hay. Thank you for the suggestions! ill look into finding these and hopefully she will enjoy it ^^
DanaNM replied to the topic Two not neutered rabbits living together in the forum BONDING 5 years, 9 months ago

How old are they?

If the female is older than 12 weeks, it’s very likely that they mated and she is pregnant.
Bam replied to the topic Rabbit and cardborad/paper in the forum HABITATS AND TOYS 5 years, 9 months ago

Its not safe if a rabbit ingests too much cardboard and paper. It 8s cellulose, but its not proper food. A rabbit should eat lots of hay, if she fills up on cardboard and paper, she will probably not eat enogh hay. Hay is important for both the teeth and the GI function – as I’m sure you know.

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Snow started the topic Rabbit and cardborad/paper in the forum HABITATS AND TOYS 5 years, 9 months ago

Hiya!
Not sure if this is in the right area but my female rabbit loves boxes and paper, she loves to chew on it but i never find chewed up bits and im scared she might be eating it. I was wondering if anyone knows of what other things i can give for her to chew and play with or if its safe for her to chew and maybe eat?

Thank you!
spryte started the topic Two not neutered rabbits living together in the forum BONDING 5 years, 9 months ago

Hello! I need help with my situation.

I haven’t had my male rabbit neutered yet because in my country, not many people have rabbits as pets and I’m still looking for a vet that I can trust. I have recently taken in a female rabbit from a friend that couldn’t handle her. I was scared that my male rabbit might fight her so I enclosed him in a…[Read more]
Lemony started the topic Could digging mats cause sore hocks? in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 5 years, 9 months ago

My rabbit eats blankets whenever he’s in his hidey area, something about being protected just makes him dig and gnaw like crazy. So I put a digging/grass mat in there and now he’s loafed on it several hours a day. I haven’t seen sore hocks on him, just want to make sure as it’s kind of rougher material and he’s usually on blankets and carpets all…[Read more]
pinkiemarie replied to the topic How to waste less hay and feed rabbits enough? in the forum DIET & CARE 5 years, 9 months ago

My bunnies don’t like eating hay out of a rack either but now when they hear me going to the hay they stand up and beg and I’m expected to hold it in the air so they can pick the best pieces. Bunnies are silly.

Anyhow our local farm supply store sells compressed bales of Timothy hay for about $17 for 50 lbs. It can be dusty but it’s cheap so…[Read more]
GraceandFlopsie replied to the topic Yogurt drops? in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 5 years, 9 months ago

I feed yogurt drops to my bunny once in a while and only one or two at a time. Bunnies should not have too much dairy as it can cause digestive problems but a little treat once in a while wont hurt them!
GraceandFlopsie replied to the topic Reddish pee in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 5 years, 9 months ago

This has happened to my bunny, too! I have noticed that this happens when he eats too many carrots, bell peppers, and other naturally pigmented fruits and veggies! Nothing to worry about, make sure that there is no blood and cut down his intake of those pigmented foods a little, he can still eat them but a just little less!
GraceandFlopsie started the topic Chew toys? in the forum HABITATS AND TOYS 5 years, 9 months ago

Hi so I have had my bunny Flopsie for just over a year up until now he has been enjoying a wood woven basket as a toy. He has chewed that down to the wiring! I’m not sure what kind of toys I should buy or make! I would definitely love to be able to DIY make him toys rather than buying them. I would like to know if there is anything to look out for…[Read more]
GraceandFlopsie replied to the topic Reggie jumped from my arms…. in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 5 years, 9 months ago

This has happened with my bunny too. He seems fine, but if you think there could be a problem or if he starts acting weird then contact a vet. I have noticed that whenever bunny, Flopsie, gets mad a me he thumps his back feet and runs a few feet away from me. I think that it means that he might be mad or annoyed.
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Kimberly S. started the topic GI stasis in the forum DIET & CARE 5 years, 9 months ago

I have a 5 and a half year old rabbit, and we’ve been dealing with GI stasis for a week now. When we first went to the vet last week Tue, she got a metacam injection, metoclopramide injection and SQ fluids. I was given oral metacam and cisapride to give her at home, as well as critical care to syringe feed her.

She is only nibbling here and there…[Read more]
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Wick & Fable replied to the topic Rabbit who doesn't like eating in the forum DIET & CARE 5 years, 9 months ago

It could be simply difference in food motivation, in which case I’d just make sure it is always available to be grazed on throughout the day (for pellets and veggies). One of my rabbits is pretty food-deterred. In the morning, she’d rather go to a new litterbox to graze on hay than eat pellets. Some days she doesn’t want to eat any veggies and…[Read more]
Wick & Fable replied to the topic please help!! new (destructive and harmful!) behaviours in the forum BEHAVIOR 5 years, 9 months ago

Sometimes rabbits develop a food security over time, in which they become more confident that food will be presented to them and will stay there, even if they don’t eat it all in one go. This happened to both my rabbits, where initially they’d eat everything right away, but now they simply do a few bites of morning pellets, and then they will…[Read more]
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