Activity

I agree with everything you guys are saying! I have been thinking more about it and what the long-term plan might look like. Due to the circumstances we are in, I plan to commute to school for the next 3 years when and if we go back to in-person classes. I then believe I will be living with my parents until I get enough money from a job (I would…[Read more]

He’s 2 now. He looks very baby-like though!

Thanks guys, you really helped me feel a lot better! Sorry I never responded, I was having weird wifi problems.

Something awesome happened today! While I was downstairs preparing their salads for the next couple days, Esther managed to get past the barrier and the blankets, and got to Blaze’s pen (not inside). I’m not sure if there was any nip…[Read more]

I too would guess that this is about her hitting puberty. It will be difficult to fully litter train her until she is spayed. Her new hormones are urging her to mark her territory and make her presence known to all the other buns in the vicinity, even though they are pretty much non-existent 😬

While this is very inconvenient, it is at least…[Read more]

Hi Blaze!! He’s got a very cute white nose!  He looks tiny is he still a young bun?

I do 100% spring mix when I am busier as it gives a mix with out me having to prep anything or forage. I think they a great easy way to get variety of greens and sometimes they have herbs too. Dorian doesn’t like spinach so he picks those out, sometimes tosses them out of his bowl, so my biggest issue there is a little mess. Still as LBJ10 said…[Read more]

I’m thinking she’s just one of those buns that can’t handle fruit at all 🙁

Ok thank you, I’ll have to order some 🙂

I agree with Bam. Also, the poop with the long tail looks like it may have hair in it.

Spring mix is fine, but you’ll want to check the ingredients. If it contains things your bunny hasn’t had before, then you will want to introduce it slowly to make sure everything agrees with them. Baby spinach can be found in some mixes, as shasbun pointed out. If it’s just a couple of leaves mixed in, then it isn’t a big deal for them to have it…[Read more]

Yeah, it sounds like something is going on every now and then. You can try cutting out the fruit to see if that puts a stop to it. If it continues, you might need to look into this further.

These things happen. Obviously, it’s better if a callous doesn’t form, but I wouldn’t worry about it too much. Just keep an eye on it to make sure it doesn’t start to become irritated. Sometimes people put bag balm or a similar ointment on the callous to soothe the area and keep it from cracking.

I do think if your vet is the most experienced one in the region and they don’t think it’s wise, then it’s best to go with their opinion on it. But I will get some numbers from the rescue and our vet and get back to you.

I mentioned blood work because it might be a good idea to do regular blood work with her to detect any irregularities. Rabbit’s…[Read more]

Have you done any pre-bonding (side swaps)?

There are a number of things to you can try with bunnies that fight right away. I think to start I would do a few (more?) weeks of pre-bonding, where you swap which bunny is on each side every day or two.

In sessions, it is common for the bunnies to try to fight. Your job is to prevent the fights, so…[Read more]

She won’t let me look closer, I had to zoom up on my camera. It’s pink so I thought that means it’s open or at least rubbed raw? Or maybe that’s just her skin color. So if it’s just a callous that’s normal, right?