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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!!! 😀

Oh, great!

Well, there’s always a bit of dirt in the hay since its grown outside and hay is never rinsed. Like I said, I let my bun have outdoors time.  I know several rabbit people who do. Buns with very long hair (lionheads etc) can need a bit of cleaning up after vigorous digging, but not full baths.

If a bun likes the outdoors, I find it to…[Read more]

UPDATE. The vet at pets at home quoted £150/ £200 which seems high compared to £50 I was paying with the old vet. What do most of you pay or does that seem high? I am waiting to get the price from Animate vets todsy who are going to do his teeth tomorrow

Thank you for your reply! We don’t live in North America and the vet said we don’t have to worry about RVHD. It is a private garden so its safe from predators or other animals. We don’t use pesticide either. Again my biggest worry is the dirtiness of the dirt, because like I said, I would eat off my floor but not the dirt.

I agree with the others, just want to say that I think its great you decided to foster again 🙂

This is definitely not a stupid question.

Many indoor rabbits enjoy some outdoors time when the weather permits. I have a run for my rabbit, where he can dig and eat grass and get daylight on him. He seems to appreciate this very much.

My rabbit is vaccinated against the dreaded RVHD virus which sadly has come to several places in the USA now.…[Read more]

I went back to vet who gave me a correct syringe and now I can see how much he needs. Best to be safe with medicines thanks for asking.