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Sounds like it could be a bit of gas, so keep up the tummy rubs and simethicone. Will he eat favorite greens? Healthy poops are great.

The other thing to do would be to syringe some fluids (water or really watery CC). You could also take his temp to see if he’s cold (an indication of more serious pain).

I would call the vet at least and see what…[Read more]

I massaged his tummy a bit and ended up with a lap full of poops, they all look like good healthy ones. I think that’s a good thing? Still not eating but gave him another dose of the gas drops. Saw an older thread that suggested giving every hour for first 3 hours, so hopefully that’s right.

To be honest, I haven’t exactly been consistent with my bunny playtime. These past few months have been difficult for me, and when anxiety takes over, everything in life loses meaning to me. Luna was never one of those things, but my ability to feel motivated to play with her was reduced during this time, and I forgot that bunnies need stimulation…[Read more]

There is no way to block the access unfortunately. During the day I keep an eye on him but he didn’t even try to go onto the bed, even if I’m putting him there, he jumps out automatically he does it only during the night when I don’t have the control, he’s smart

I guess I could try with the plastic especially that I’m renting a flat and this matt…[Read more]

Thank you SO much for your response!!

Green veggies definitely make the stains green-er, but he cleans the area after eating, and they go back to how they usually look, unless we clean it. The picture is a more extreme example but usually there’s a green tint and long green clumps of hair either side of his mouth.

The stains don’t smell like…[Read more]

It looks like juice from greens. If he has a dental problem he could be drooling a bit because he chews more slowly and perhaps gets more saliva and or dont swallow like he normally does? Does he get fresh greens at all?

It doesnt ring any liver- or kidney bells with me, but I’ll look it up in case I’m wrong. You can sometimes see green poop if…[Read more]

Thank you, I will get on it 😃

Thanks guys!

A lot of rabbit’s have this problem unfortunately because the bed is soft and smells strongly of humans. Either block access to the bed, or some people have success with putting a shower curtain (or similar) under the top blanket. The plastic blocks the smell of the bed which makes the bun less likely to pee, and if they do pee it’s an easier clean up.

She could be picking up on your stress since you two are so closely bonded. Did you give her a tummy rub? Also, were you interacting with her a the time of day that she’s normally active? I know sometimes in the middle of the day I convince myself that Bun Jovi is ill, when he’s really just sleeping!

It might be fun and informative to try some…[Read more]

Do you use the same sheets but just wash them whenever he pees? If you haven’t bought brand new sheets, he might still be able to smell his pee in the bed. Has it leaked down to the mattress?

Gotcha! The spaying/neutering situation has been really hard with covid. So many members have been saying they’ve had to wait really long times!

It’s true that females can be a bit more territorial, but it’s hard to gauge how rabbits will be with other rabbits in neutral space. I think inquiring with the shelter about some dates after she’s…[Read more]

Elm is listed as bunny safe. The leaves have been very popular with my buns.

Maple wood is sale for rabbits, elm should be ok from what I’ve read but I would be extra carful with that one since it is not as popular of a pet wood.