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Well, we moved all of our stuff to San Diego over the weekend, and are going to swoop up the pets today! And… drumroll…. we are going to bring Copper with us!  If it doesn’t work out with the group or Bonnie I will have to bring him back though.

Going to have them all ride together in the car on the drive and hope I can get the group…[Read more]

I’m very sorry for your loss, Melrose was a very handsome boy! Not sure on the breed but I see possibly see a little dwarf in him, maybe a hint of dutch as he has that white stripe down his face?

You made the right choice, as you know him best. While we all wish our buns will live to 15, 8 years old is firmly a senior bunny and it sounds like he…[Read more]

first of all, i hope you get past your demons, and live the life you wish for. second, if you haven’t done your research, do it now. third, its completely normal for them to be scared of you! if you got them from a pet shop, they’re most likely babies. give them time. don’t immediately show love 24/7 unless you have to. always try to stay on their…[Read more]

I wonder if her teeth are still bothering her a bit from her dental?  Give her history, I wouldn’t force the issue too much and keep giving her recovery food as needed to keep her food intake up. I would double check with the vet, but since the rescue food is formulated to be 100% of the diet, I think it would be better for her to get more…[Read more]

It’s hard to know with young bunnies whether it’s territorial or they just don’t care LOL. It can also help to restrict her space to just her pen for a few days to see if that helps. I’ve also found carefresh litter to be really good for litter training, something about the soft texture makes bunnies inclined to pee on it.

Thanks!

And yes we will get her spayed when she is old enough.  We were hoping to avoid having to go the route of an additional litter box but if she doesn’t start getting better soon we may give that a try and hope her habits improve in a few months after she is spayed.  Thankfully for us she prefers peeing on the hard wood floors rather than o…[Read more]

Thank you 🙂 I really appreciate your words! He was so loved.

I’m so sorry for your loss. 😥

You made the right choice. 🙂 Sometimes it can be kinder to let them move on, and out of their sufferings. I’m sure that Melrose is very grateful to have had you as an owner. When I look at those pictures of him, all I see is a beautiful, happy, and sassy rabbit, that has obviously been very well cared for, and…[Read more]

You could try corn starch (or potato starch). Massage the starch into the stickiness, then brush or comb out. This method is often used for sticky poop in rabbit fur, I myself have used it several times. Starch is (obviously!) non-toxic and has no scent or anything else that could irritate the bun’s skin or be harmful if ingested.

This will of…[Read more]