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I believe fir wood itself is safe. I think the unknown factor is whatever glaze was used/the process that fir wood went through. If you want to be safe, you can maybe wrap those portions in cardboard or something?

Agreed. They are what I would call “junk food”. It won’t hurt her to eat them (in small amounts), but they certainly aren’t healthy. I would let her finish the box and then move on to healthier treat options. 🙂

Thank you for saving her. 🙂

I would first like to say, her living conditions with you sound great! 😀

For the aggression – my suspicions are, she is this way because of her past treatment. She must have needed to defend herself from the dog, or the humans, or at least in her mind. 🙁 It isn’t a personality trait, I wouldn’t ever classify a…[Read more]

Oh, I am so, so, so, sorry! 😥

Please don’t blame yourself! You did all that you could for her, you helped her through those troubling times. Alas, nature takes its course, in the most unfair ways, it seems sometimes. Know though, that she is watching over you, and guiding you through the journey that you set out here to accomplish. She isn’t…[Read more]

Has anyone used the puzzle foam mats that look like wood floor? I am really interested in getting them if they are a good option. My bunny (Buddy) is currently on cement floor in the basement. I am wanting to get him something softer to run and lay on. I want to make sure that they going to be helpful and good. I am super nervous about soar hocks.…[Read more]

It’s very good to brush your bun! It’s difficult to say what brush you should choose- I have a long-haired bun, I use a small slicker brush with him. Furminators tend to be too harsh on a bun’s delicate skin. Some people use a grooming mitt. There’s also the HairBuster comb.

For a smooth-haired bun I recommend lint rolling after brushing. The…[Read more]

thanks @Bu20055 burgess excll has indoor and outdoor rabbits pellets 🙂

I hope he likes them! Buns can be so particular, it’s great when you find something they love!

Personally, I wouldn’t consider it an emergency. And if he’s doing good right now, then I would think it’s probably OK to wait a little bit. If he was having a lot of sneezing or discharge at the moment, then I would at least get him checked out for a URI.

Hmm I think I found what you’re talking about and with a quick read of the ingredients I didn’t see anything that’s BAD for them per say but hey aren’t the greatest. For treats I recommend small slices of fruit or of non-leafy veggies. A lot of the heavily processed treats are hard on their tummies and full of unnecessary fillers/sugars.

I’m not sure what you mean about indoor/outdoor pellets but maybe someone else can help with that. With two rabbits it can help to give them each their own pellet bowl, and keep them to their own bowls. Yes you would likely feed more pellets with two rabbits, each rabbit would get a proper amount for their weight.