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Hazel replied to the topic Palina. in the forum RAINBOW BRIDGE 5 years, 9 months ago
I’m very sorry for your loss. 😥
As Bam said, it’s very hard when they pass away without much warning. But at least she didn’t suffer and decline for a long time. She was beautiful.
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Hazel replied to the topic HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR FORUM LEADER DANANM in the forum THE LOUNGE 5 years, 9 months ago
Hoppy Birthday Dana! Thanks for all you do on BB! 😀
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Hazel replied to the topic November Pics in the forum THE LOUNGE 5 years, 9 months ago
Oh Dorian! Tall, dark and handsome as always. 😀
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Bladesmith replied to the topic Rabbit Seizures in the forum DIET & CARE 5 years, 9 months ago
Ok, we have finished our run of Panacur. Took forever to get here, but it’s over and one with. Dosing her was fun, because she’s so tiny, but we got that sorted. Dawn also decided that the correct thing to do when I was dosing her with the meds was to pee all over me, so I went through a lot of shirts. Little stinker. Oy, the soft stools this…[Read more]
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BettyandBubz replied to the topic Male rabbit STILL won’t stop humping in the forum BONDING 5 years, 9 months ago
Thanks for that! I did try putting them in a carrier together but Betty was not having it. So even getting them in there would be impossible. It’s funny but loud noises and such make him worse, if I clap my hands at him or slap the ground it seems to intensify his frenzy. I can’t find anything online relating to my situation. I will say that aft…[Read more]
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DanaNM replied to the topic Male rabbit STILL won’t stop humping in the forum BONDING 5 years, 9 months ago
Hmmmm, I do wonder if he would still mount while the car was running (it might be worth a shot, since they don’t fight). If you have someone else drive you can prevent him from mounting at first. You might also try on top of a washing machine while it’s running.
It is odd that he doesn’t tired after hours. It is possible that neuters can be…[Read more]
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BettyandBubz replied to the topic Male rabbit STILL won’t stop humping in the forum BONDING 5 years, 9 months ago
Thank you for your response and kind words! I tried them in a neutral space, my kitchen, several times, but the humping was full on. It was a large area and they had things to distract themselves with, but humping was his only motive, and he NEVER seems to tire out. He’ll keep it up for hours. It’s so frustrating because even though they’re not f…[Read more]
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Moonlightbunny66 replied to the topic November Pics in the forum THE LOUNGE 5 years, 9 months ago
Awwwww Dorian is adorable and looks so soft! 😍 It’s so cute when bunnies stand up to periscope!
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LuluRabbit replied to the topic X-ray for lungs if he's sneezing less? in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 5 years, 9 months ago
Thanks everyone for the advice! I’m going to monitor him in the next month preceding his neuter, and we’ll hold off on the x-ray unless things get unexpectedly worse. Hopefully everything will be fine though.

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DanaNM replied to the topic Best animal to bond with a rabbit in the forum BONDING 5 years, 9 months ago
Rabbits don’t form true bonds with other animals, so another rabbit would be the best choice.
Some rabbits (very rarely) don’t get along with other rabbits, so they might enjoy the companionship of a gentle cat, but it wouldn’t be a true bond really.
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DanaNM replied to the topic Young bunny not eating hay or pellets in the forum DIET & CARE 5 years, 9 months ago
I’ll just add that young bunnies should be getting a larger amount of alfalfa pellets. You can allow him to free-feed (unlimited), especially because he’s so thin. Whether he is 4 or 6 months makes a difference, but many people recommend free-feeding till 1 year old. It can take young bunnies a while to get used to eating timothy hay if they’ve…[Read more]
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LuluRabbit replied to the topic Best animal to bond with a rabbit in the forum BONDING 5 years, 9 months ago
If there’s a local rescue, it might be possible to do some rabbit speed dating! If you think she’s lonely, an experienced rabbit rescue will give you the best chance of getting a good second rabbit to bond who will get along with her.
I don’t have any experience with cats and rabbits, I’ve also heard it can be possible, but would definitely be…[Read more]
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Wick & Fable replied to the topic Young bunny not eating hay or pellets in the forum DIET & CARE 5 years, 9 months ago
How is his behavior? Does he seem nervous or scared? He has transitioned to a new environment, so it may take some time for him to feel safe enough to eat. Notably, I would recommend against pellets that have veggies and fruit mixed in — rabbits are selective foragers, so a rabbit will learn to only eat the “treat” bits in it and not the actual…[Read more]
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Tbabs started the topic Young bunny not eating hay or pellets in the forum DIET & CARE 5 years, 9 months ago
I got a young bunny (estimating he’s between 4 & 6 mo old) from a store 2 wks ago. The store didn’t have much info on him & as a first bunny owner, I wasn’t sure of what to ask. He’s about 1 lb & is a himalayan dwarf.
I began feeding him regular Timothy hay. I also gave him Timothy based pellets with the dried veggies & fruit mixed in. For a week…[Read more]
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LBJ10 replied to the topic Bunny Mama worried about the aging process of her precious baby in the forum BEHAVIOR 5 years, 9 months ago
Bunnies slow down as they age. There will still be bursts of energy, of course, but you will probably notice more periods of rest. This isn’t anything to be concerned about. As long as they are still doing “normal” things, it’s probably safe to assume that they are simply slowing down a bit. Try not to stress too much. At 7 years old, it’s very…[Read more]
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LBJ10 replied to the topic Sore hocks or calluses? in the forum DIET & CARE 5 years, 9 months ago
Yeah, it looks like a callus to me. What ointment did the vet give you? An OTC cream like Bag Balm may work just as well. I guess it depends on how expensive the stuff your vet prescribed is.
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