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Thats great that it doesn’t happen every time he eats his cecostropes. Sorry for the delayed response!

So back in late june, he went into GI stasis (first time) and before then he was eating little to no hay, no fresh greens, and mostly pellets. The vets instructed us to give him a specific diet of a few pellets, greens, and lots of hay. We did…[Read more]

Bunnies definitely need pain management! It’s arguable one of the most important things with their recovery. It seems like buns without pain meds tend to mess with their sutures more. I think most vets just aren’t rabbit savvy. As prey animals, rabbits hide their pain even better than dogs or cats, so perhaps that contributes.

If they sent you…[Read more]

She’s a total angel and I feel lucky to have her right now, she’s very comforting. She had to get stapled up today and the poor baby has 10-14 days more with the collar. I’m going to check her every day and make sure the collar stays on. They didn’t give her pain meds but sent me home with some. Hope she feels okay. I’m not sure why the vets thin…[Read more]

I sure hope so. I kinda dread the thought of having to deal with this for a month or more, as it really is so difficult to give him the life I want to give him, without turning my home into a barn in the process.

Thank you! Would you say that I should wait a few weeks before letting him explore the rest of the house, and meet my other rabbit then? I’d like to give him more room but, SO much poop! I really hope the hormones die down sooner rather than later, as it’s really trying.

Hahah! Oh you guys. Copper still doesn’t have a neuter date set. I should be getting some updates on moving in the next couple weeks….

So maybe it will all fall into place?

I ALMOST tried a marathon with the trio this weekend because it just felt like a good idea. But then the friend whose garage I use for bonding got a positive covid test (no…[Read more]

The “post neuter craze” typically lasts 4-6 weeks. Keep your chin up, it will get better. 🙂

Usually it takes a couple of weeks. They can even have a burst of even crazier hormonal behavior a few weeks after neutering, so don’t despair! His box habits also are likely worse because there is another rabbit in the house.

So I would say wait a few weeks and see how it goes. Restricting the space may also help, but it seems like it’s def…[Read more]

Yes you should definitely wait. 🙂

Oh I understand, sorry to hear that! Thank you for taking in Dunna and getting her spayed. <3

Dana: I’m wishing your friend a speedy recovery, stay safe! When is Copper getting neutered?

prince dorian the bun: Nothing Dorian does is naughty, he’s a perfect little angel! 😉

Perfect, glad you got it sorted!

Snuggly buns!!! 😀