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Here is a quick picture of her a few minutes ago snuggled in it.

Yay! 😀 Okay then! I’ll start the pen swapping! 😀

Also, for cementing the bond, would it help any to do the bulk of the sessions during their lazy hours so that they are snuggling a lot? Didn’t know if it was just my wishful thinking that it could be that easy, LOL! 😆

I’ll check out that thread! Love the title! 😆 Thank you so much!

So, some changes might be happening on my end. My in-laws have been begging us to move in with them for the few months before we move to Massachusetts… and we are thinking we might take them up on that. They have a much larger space and we’ve stayed with them with bunnies and our cat before during the wildfires.

So there is a good chance we…[Read more]

That looks so nice! I have no idea if my buns would be into something like that, but I’m sure my cat would love it!

Wooohoo!

I would say 2 singles is more work than a pair, but not a crazy amount more. The main things that I notice as extra work are double litter boxes to clean, and coordinating separate exercise times.

If he seems to be languishing in the shelter, fostering can really improve chances of being adopted, as you can get a chance to see the bun’s true…[Read more]

That’s such wonderful news! Eating more will start pushing things through. Dandelions are very good for the gut, so that’s a great thing for her to eat. Keep it up!

She was actually at the same foster as the other bun for a while, and kept trying to get into his room, and hung out by his pen when she could. She was apparently quite sassy and tried to nip all the other buns through the pen bars, but not this bun. My hopes are to bond the two, but I plan to take it slow and I would be a little disappointed, but…[Read more]

Yeah I have to agree about the pictures!

Hmm. You could try fostering him, but what would your intentions be? For, you were talking about 2 singles, so is it your hopes to just have another bun, or is it to bond him with Esther? If it is to bond him with Esther, and they are both happy and healthy buns, I would see if your rescue would be open to doing speed dating. 🙂 That way, you c…[Read more]

I know! The poor guy! 😞

Oh no 2 years? That poor bunny!

Yeah so honestly it kind of felt like a panic attack to me. Or maybe she was displeased I left the area. I know she’s getting pretty bored so I cycled her toys and that helped a little. She hasn’t done any whining since last night but I also spent all night with her. We are pretty nocturnal. Her poop is a little on the soft side but the vet told…[Read more]

Okay so there’s a bun at the rescue my girl is from that has been in the rescue for 2 years! 😥 I wouldn’t do anything bonding related for probably another 2 months, but I’m considering fostering/adopting him, even if I don’t bond the two of them. Their personalities seem like they would go well together, which leaves bonding as a likely…[Read more]

What you’re describing is not common behavior following a spay, but it isn’t unheard of. Does she seem normal otherwise? Pooping OK? If she otherwise appears to be fine, I would say it is probably premature to take her to the vet. They can’t really do much for this. You just have to ride it out, which could take 6 to 8 weeks.

So the vet was able to get a sample? Was it thick pus (which is typical) or was it liquid? As Dface said, rabbit pus is very thick. Lancing it may remove what is superficially there near the surface, but it usually isn’t enough to clean things out completely. There is a high rate of recurrence, that’s why it is recommended that abscesses be…[Read more]

Trying not to count my chickens before they’re hatched over here but I didn’t want to take them to my sister’s because it’s raining so I did a private Ben and Clover date in the kitchen and it’s going well. No grooming yet today but she just finally kind of plopped down to relax and hasn’t tried to bite him. This territory isn’t completely neutral…[Read more]

Yes I agree, there’s still not much in the intestines due to her having eaten so comparatively little lately, so any poop she produces is great. If she keeps eating, there will be more poop, but it can take up to 2 weeks until the poop is back to normal after a bout like this.

At this point any poops at all are a good sign. She’s so lucky to have you! Keep her eating anything you can get her to take and I’m hoping for another update soon with more poops in it 🙂

Oh, I love this idea! 😀 It looks so comfy and cozy, definitally need pics of her in it! 😉 Unfortunately, my ladies chew and pee on fabric. So, it wouldn’t work so great here… 😥