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So yesterday I put them in the pen in my room I set up to be new. Nothing in their behaviour really changed. They were excited to be with each other and both wanted grooming.

I think there may have been one nip from Pinky on Muffin’s butt early on but it can be hard to tell. I decided to do 24 hours since they seem to be doing well together. T…[Read more]

Thank you for the explanation, really appreciate the micro lesson!

It helps to know it’s unlikely he would have been too negatively affected by the syringe feeding. As for the pellets – they were the first he had eaten in about 3 days (he had ~9.5) and we initially thought he was choking so we tried the bunny heimlich. The only thing that seemed…[Read more]

Darn. They’re not available on the Canadian Amazon and shipping from the us Amazon is more expensive then the grids themselves 😯 . Guess I’ll just have to keep looking

Looks like normal shedding to me. My Rex girl had patches like that a bit ago but they just grow back. Mine doesn’t like her tufts pulled either, it doesn’t hurt but I think it’s more so just annoying. Also just so you know, you probably haven’t gotten any responses yet because the “technical stuff” section is for computer and forum function re…[Read more]

So they free roam your bedroom 24/7? I guess you’ll have to find a way to cage them at night. Multi level bunny condos can be build in any shape or size you want, maybe that would be an option. I don’t understand why he agreed to this arrangement when he knew the living space would be small and the rabbits would share your room? It’s not really…[Read more]

And yes, you can use the antibiotics together with Panacur. Sorry I didnt see that question until now. Those two meds are often prescribed together for e c. Hopefully you’ll be able to stop the antibiotics after a cpl weeks, if the Panacur does its job.

I’m not sure at all, I’ve never heard of a rabbit trying to suckle. Any odd change in behaviour and I would be taking my rabbit to the vet if possible. Maybe Negan is sick? Particularly if she’s acting clingy…

I was able to find them on Amazon. They also might be available at some place like Target or similar?

@Bam.  Whatever it takes, she’ll get it.   Thanks again, everyone.

If you’re feeding alfalfa-based pellets, it’s OK to feed a young bunny grass hay. They need the extra protein, etc. that alfalfa provides but doubling up isn’t necessary. A rich diet can create an excess of cecotropes, so it isn’t unusual to witness this in young bunnies.

Alfalfa is for young rabbits that are still growing, as an adult he should be on timothy pellets and timothy hay (other grass hay like orchard is fine too). Alfalfa is too rich for adults, unless it’s a pregnant or nursing female.

Oh really? That’s interesting. Maybe I will cut out the alfalfa hay then since it’s in his pellets (he lovessss his pellets). Can I still give him the pellets that have alfalfa in them when he gets older though? Main part of his diet would obviously be Timothy hay..

Also should I give her some gas drops? To help with gas if she gets it from the antibiotic.