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Orange-reddish pee is most often due to plant pigments in the diet. It is harmless and not a sign of illness or poor kidney function. Many green plants have a good amount of carotenoids in them, for example dandelion greens.

Rabbits can also produce reddish pee spontaneously, but its still not a sign of a problem.

Calcium in the pee shows up as…[Read more]

Yoghurt drops are not good, but a small amount for an otherwise healthy bun won’t cause significant damage. Dairy is not recommended for buns that have been weaned, and the drops contain sugar. Of course if a bun is feed yoghurt drops often, it can be a health hazard, especially if the bun gets to fill up on treats so it doesn’t eat enough hay.

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Congratulations on your new bun!! She is super cute!

It is a bit unusual for buns to be very social and outgoing after just 2 days in a new home, but its not a sign of anything bad. The bun I have now needed 4-5 days, which is also a short time. It is lovely when a bun wants to be pet and hang out with their human!

Fearful rabbits tend to lunge…[Read more]

Bonnies does this too, it’s happy/contentment. 🙂

Also called “clucking” or “chirruping”, it’s a wonderful sound <3

I’m sorry, I cant hear the noise.

Def trust your gut, I’m sure you were drawn to them for a reason. 🙂 And thank you for giving them a chance! Shy bunnies are often overlooked, and I think bunnies definitely don’t show their true personalities in shelters for the most part, more so than other animals (although I think it’s true for all animals). I’m sure they have a lot to teach…[Read more]

Good luck Dana!  Here is to them all being easily bonded!

look at that velvety fur! I want to pet her! And she looks happy and confident.