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I have had my rabbit indoors her whole life. She is afraid of going into the garden and she’s nearly 10. My vet says she is hey get all they need in their diet….

It can’t harm though I suppose.

I have used lots of bulbs due to having a tortoise and I would personally use this if I was to pick one. Don’t have it too close to their eyes…[Read more]

@LBJ10, I know! I’m growing up! I joined the forum at like the youngest age you are allowed, and here I am, adulting, buying a house, so many years later.😂 It’s crazy how fast time is flying. Also maybe I need a little girl bun to name pigeon. The buns are getting their own room anyway (they aren’t bonded and never will be, Finn is a little spaz…[Read more]

Sometimes my buns with scratch their ears after I pet them, especially if they are molting. They can get loose fur in their ears and it tickles them. 🙂

So if it’s only after you pet, that would be my guess.

I agree with all that has been said above. 🙂

Try not to give up hope! It is hard, for all we want is to see them be happy, and binky. Different rabbits take different amounts of time though. 🙂 That being said, the things we value most, are the things that we worked hard to get. In the end, you will have a happy bond, and see binkies daily.…[Read more]

When I was volunteering at my animal shelter, we frequently had buns come in that seemed anti-social or scared.  We were always encouraged to go into the pen, and just sit away from the rabbit, read a book, or lie down for 15-20 minutes.  The purpose was in hopes that the bun would slowly get used to people and maybe come inspect you once they f…[Read more]

Moonlightbunny66 – Thanks so much 🙂 I was getting worried since he was shaking his head and seemed to kick inside his ear with such strength haha, but at the same time, it isn’t very frequent right now.  It’s mostly after I pet him and the odd time I am watching him.  I assume with Pinky, it kept getting worse?  I did look inside his ears with a…[Read more]

It’s been a minute since I was able to take some pics of shelter bunnies since it’s been so busy! Here are a few, including some new faces!

Here’s Krolick (means rabbit in Polish):

Here’s Nipsy enjoying some nose rubs:

Bumblebee:

And Ginger! Who is willing to get sun in her eye to get the greens!

I think she just needs space and time, you’ve only had her a few days. My foster Bonnie showed no interest in coming out for basically the first two weeks I had her, so I just gave her space and didn’t bother her or try to pet her. I basically would only feed her and clean her litter box. I even did the litter box every three days instead of every…[Read more]

The picture isn’t very clear. Are you sure it isn’t a tick?

If not, then it could be a cyst or papilloma.

Oh yes how scarily adorably their faces are. It unnatural really. Are we sure they aren’t aliens? That would definitely make the most sense 😆

In humans its recommended that you get 30 mins of midday sun each day and our species are supposed to be active during sunlight hours. Whereas rabbits are most active during dawn and dusk, plus they have fir covering their bodies so wouldn’t be great at synthesising vitamin d due to skin exposure. So I feel an hour a couple of times a week would…[Read more]

To be fair, he was deeply concerned it was doing irreparable neurological harm to her ever time.  He didn’t want her to suffer.   And honestly?  She’s acting like she’s several years younger, so it’s an easy forgive.  She’s a fighter, she is.  When it’s her time to go over the bridge, the Reaper is gonna take some lumps.

And thank you all for y…[Read more]

I think that bigger bunnies can be a bit more lazy. Bertha would have maybe 1 or 2 bursts of activity a week. LOL She was also very into chewing but not so much zooming.

Some of it might also be timing. Late at night seems to be peak zooming hours for mine, a few hours after they’ve had their salad. They usually take a post-salad nap, then wake…[Read more]