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We are working on it! It seems to be a glitch where certain people can post pictures and others can’t. If you add the picture to your profile, it should show up in your media library and you would be able to add it from there.

Also, going to move this thread to “technical stuff”.

Thank you so much, Dana and Bam! I’m going to schedule a meeting with her vet as soon as possible! Thanks again! 🙂

Thanks guys! They usually get time out in the morning, afternoon, and mostly at night.

My Pinky is also under 2 years old and he’s crazy but doesn’t zoom around. Mine also explore calmly lol. Maybe they just don’t feel the need to run a million miles an hour. Muffin explores and hops around a bit then takes a break by flopping on the floor to sl…[Read more]

Thank you Bam. Yeah I thought it must be fine since they groom their fur and eat a tiny bit anyway. The plastic just worries me!

LOL not sure how they find plastic so appealing to munch on.

He’s still eating and drinking so I’ll just keep an eye on him.

Most vets want to spay a girl bun at 6 months or so, because they’re too tiny until then -as Dana says, at 2 months of age she would not have been spayed.

Typical puberty behaviors in a bun is pee- and poopmarking, defending territory (aka cage aggression), mood swings and also more direct sexual behaviours such as courtship (often in the form of…[Read more]

She probably isn’t spayed if you got her at 2 months, because that would be way too young. The behavior you describe also sounds hormonal. The vet can shave her and look for a spay incision just to be sure.

I’m so sorry you are going through this tough situation.  🙁

I am a bit surprised by the response of the rescue, because I tend to side with the vet on this, but I realize it is really complicated. Balancing your own health with the health of a beloved pet must be really hard. A lot of rescues are having issues because of COVID and RHDV, so it…[Read more]

I think he’ll be OK. If he ate some, it wasn’t a lot. Since we put Revolution on our buns, they’re bound to get some of it in them when they clean themselves, so it can’t be toxic to ingest in small quantities. As for the plastic, buns do eat small amounts of plastic without problem. One of mine once ate half a plastic cat toy. I wasn’t happy, but…[Read more]

Sorry for my delayed reply and for creating a new account. I was locked out of the email for my original account so just created a new one. Thanks for the advice and also the link comparing the different foods , that is really cool and helpful. Yes before my health situation got bad she received very limited pellets and it would take months to go…[Read more]

Dorian is a little bun and he hardly ever zooms, he is also under 2 years old so no excuses at all! He sounds a lot like your buns actually. He is free roam other than bedtime in his room and he does like to explore, but he does it at a calm bunny trot pace. Mainly he likes to flop dramatically and occasionally do little wiggle dances when he is…[Read more]

Dana – I just saw more clearly your advise on contacting the vet regarding getting a different nutritional recommendation . this is a good idea and I will follow up w the vet asking this specific question.

Such cute shelter bunnies! It be so hard not to want to just take them all home!

It probably won’t harm, but as Jade says, rabbits are dusk-and dawn creatures (crepuscular). Their calcium uptake is not regulated by the presence of vitamin D, like ours, and most other animals, tbh. Rabbits absorb all dietary calcium from the food they eat, then expel the surplus in the urine (which is why healthy rabbit urine is cloudy and…[Read more]