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Sometimes, rabbits bite their cages when they want to get out. Exactly how big is the cage? Anything smaller than 16 square feet could be considered small.

When I look at that picture I see 2 very happy and healthy buns. 🙂 With plenty of room to binky and do zoomies, I might add! 😉

Please, don’t beat yourself up! They are living a very spoiled life, anyone could see that! They have a wonderful owner and a beautiful set-up. 😀 Your love for them is evident, and I’m sure they love you in turn. :…[Read more]

All came back normal so this is a real mystery. Heat seems to help him, he loves to cuddle and will jump up and lay on my chest, lay with his feet stretched out teeth purring and licking my face until he goes to sleep.

If it was a UTI would he strain all the time or just have periods of it?

Is there any plans to run a blood test or has there been one recently since this started? They can be helpful to generate other hypotheses, based on where you may/may not be seeing abnormalities.

Hehe @Moonlightbunny66 they are definitely hard to resist lol. Thanks for the bonding tips!

I’m going to be fostering another bun starting on the weekend, and likely bonding him with Esther so long as her health remains well. I’m planning on doing a lot of prebonding as well, both to help make it a smoother less stressful bond and to give mor…[Read more]

They can last between 20 mins to a couple of hours before he just goes back to normal.

He arches his back upwards and sometimes lifts his front paws and has yelped twice doing this.

I have been trying to get a video of it for the vet but he has stopped since this morning.

Can you describe what you mean by “straining” episodes?

Yeah, princedorian, I know you just have the one! 😆 Just shared some tips since you said we should. 🙂 With covid going on, it’s difficult to adopt eh? When I adopted Pinky and Muffin I didn’t get to come see them at the shelter, just photos and videos. But I love them both!

Are you still planning on a second bunny? They’re so hard to resist. &#x1f…

It’s not uncommon that recovery from a bad bout of stasis is long and slow. It took more than a month for my bun to come  back from stasis last fall. It was a very slow and nerve racking process, but definitely worth it.

I have also been wondering how honey is  doing and what ever happened with the issues honey was having! Hoping for a good report soon!

It can take quite a bit of time for the gut to come back online (think of it as like jump starting a train). Keep pushing water, high fiber foods, any greens she will eat, and hay especially.

So glad to hear she has perked up and her attitude is coming back!

I’m just not thinking straight I’m expecting to find a heap of poops but of course there’s not been that much input, I wish I’d remembered dandelions would of helped because she’s eaten so many and giving me attitude when I offer her syringes full of water etc ☺️ I love her little attitude coming back. So when should I expect her to want to eat no…[Read more]