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It’s not a stupid question,of course! A bun’s skull has various grooves and ridges, so maybe its just her normal bonestructure you are feeling? Both sides of the head should feel roughly the same. Weird molt lines will appear on buns when they shed, but are more easily recognized as molt lines in buns that have different colors of gurd hair and…[Read more]

Well, now Silver is just mean to both of them. 😥 How can I make them bond when I don’t have much time! 😥

Thank you all so much in advance!

Here is Oreo exploring the outdoor world.

This is my first post, so I can’t wait to meet everybody.

Aww everyone’s bunnies are so adorable! 😊 I still haven’t gotten the hang of posting pics so this is an old one I posted on a question a little while ago. I just love her little face in this one 😁

@hiphopbunny

That’s great to hear, I didn’t know their hormones were doing that!
I was trying to do bonding sessions but 10 seconds into every try they’d start nipping. 🙁

I’ll do more swapping then!

Thanks a lot for the response. ^_^

Hi Captain Jackie! 🙂

“Spaying surgery was one month ago, both are spayed”

The first 4-7 weeks after being spayed or neutered, rabbits will go through what we call a “post-spay craze” where their hormones are high, so will be more prone to be set off. 🙂 I would wait a few weeks until that settles down, then I would start some prebonding…[Read more]

Yeah the first looks like a lionhead mix of some sorts. Maybe lionhead/mini lop? Kinda reminds me of my fist male lionhead I had.

@Wick Absolutely! Not necessarily looking for recommendations, but it is interesting that other owners have a similar experience! She has an appointment with her vet to go over her condition and make sure things are okay. She is constantly eating hay, just not timothy. She has a flare up if I change her hay to timothy opposed to orchard grass…[Read more]

Welcome to BinkyBunny Denise! To begin, I’d like to make a quick plug that the discussion of intentional breeding is strictly prohibited on these forums, so if your hope to have a doe and buck is for breeding purposes, that cannot be discussed on these forums. I notice your picture shows them being housed outdoors. Our forums are very much catered…[Read more]

@Brianna – I encourage you to start a new topic if you’d like recommendations and ideas to help your bun.  I don’t think it’s possible for timothy hay to be a cause for gastric distress, with exception that perhaps the rabbit doesn’t like it very much and therefore isn’t eating a lot, leading to bad outcomes since it’s not eating as much hay as…[Read more]