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they are too cute! Congrats!! & yes nail clipping is a challenge 😀

Update!

Called Expensive Vet. Had a really nice and warm chat (I’m good at setting the tone lol). Expressed that although they seem highly qualified, their procedure is cost prohibitive so I need to look elsewhere. The owner and head veterinarian (who worked at a Zoo for 13 years – cool!) gave me ideas for where else to look.

Called the Less…[Read more]

@prince dorian the bun: You need to share more pictures now 😀

Lol, I’ll try but it’s not going to be a piece of cake! Binkie’s so camera shy, it’s unbelievable. I’m going to have to use some treats to get her to pose for you guys. 😛

Thanks you guys! <3

Of course you can try 🙂  Might still be easiest to take a break from her being on the bed until after she’s spayed to make sure the behavior doesn’t get too entrenched.

I think she just does it for a week or so while they get back on track.

I really don’t want to limit her access to my bed, so is there a way where I could train her to stop digging? For instance, getting her a dig box, and when I see her digging on the bed, I say “no” and place her in the dig box? When she starts digging in the box (and leaves the bed alone) then I praise her and reward her with a treat? I’ve seen…[Read more]

Do you mean the chips?

@DanaNM That’s really interesting! I can see if that helps after I see the vet. I’m glad that it’s helped other bunnies. Would you have to keep feeding them alfalfa hay everyday? Or maybe just when it flares up? Thank you! 🙂

I just had an interesting conversation about cecal dysbiosis and general cecal dysfunction with one of the leads at the rescue.

Apparently, her go-to for when a rabbit is having cecal issues that aren’t fixed via other means is to give them some alfalfa hay (like a large handful a day, not a ton). She said usually within a day the bun or too…[Read more]

Well there is no need to rush into it if you are having doubts!  I am always a fan of bonded pairs but it is definitely not a decision to undertake lightly! Why not wait a bit and think it over? Proper housing is important during bonding, as even when you don’t need to wait for spaying it can take several weeks (or ever a few months in very tough…[Read more]