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I would suspect a dental problem.  As you say, they molars can often not be properly seen unless the bun is sedated, although a good rabbit vet can often get an idea by looking with an otoscope when the bun is burritoed. Dental x-rays are the only way to see  the tooth roots.  Overgrown teeth are a very common thing with rabbits.

I have a de…[Read more]

Oh wow. Did the previous owner indicate that there was possibility of pregnancy when you took them on? It’s a lot for you to now deal with. I suppose I good thing to stop the cycle though?

I personally feel a bit torn on this… it would be safer all around to separate them but it’s sad too, if they’ve been companions for a few years. That said,…[Read more]

Hey,

Thanks for the response.

The urine was a little cloudy and I think the vet might have thought there was more than the usual amount of calcium. She has been a vet awhile so I supoose I trust her, but Idk…

He had been on antibiotics for what we thought was too much bacteria in his poop and urine… I wonder if that antibiotic is why his…[Read more]

Calcium in urine is normal. As long as he doesn’t have sludge or bladder stones, I’m not sure why the vet would think this is an issue.

Meadow hay isn’t a specific type of grass. It can be a mix of grasses, which can vary, and may also contain things like clover. There is nothing wrong with feeding meadow hay, but it could have more calcium if it…[Read more]

I’m told rabbits really like orchard grass so it’s certainly worth getting a sample to see if he likes it. Are you looking to switch because of calcium content or is he showing less interest in his hay lately?

This chart has been around many years and gives a bit of an idea of the nutritional content of different hays. htt…[Read more]

Binky Free, Roxie!

What an absolute beauty <3

I am sorry for you and your girlfriends loss. Roxie sounds like she was well loved – as it should be.

It’s natural for bunnies to want to chew, especially when they are young. Is he neutered yet? Neutering can help with this type of behavior, but not completely. If he loves baseboards in particular, then I would recommend covering them with cardboard. As for the door, can you wrap the slats with cardboard as well?

You can, of course, always make…[Read more]

Thank you!!! @hiphopbunny yes I’ll definitely be posting more photos, maybe when my boys are finally home 🥰

WOW! What a cute little set-up! 😀 They will definitely be very spoiled buns! 😉

I agree with what has been said above, just wanted to drop in and say it looks amazing! 🙂 (You’ll be posting more pictures, right? There are some people on here who are a little crazy about pictures… 😀 )

What is her diet like? Perhaps it’s something she is eating that is causing the distress.

Hello, and very welcome to BinkyBunny! 🙂

Separating them is unfortunately for the best. My ladies went through something similar, only, they were having false pregnancies. Silver was the first one, and oh, she was bad. She tore fur from the other buns as well as herself, so, as much as it pained me, I separated them. 😥 Smokey went next, and…[Read more]

Sorry to post this a few weeks late, but I wanted to chime in on my experience with this, although it won’t be very helpful at all. I had my Desmond James for 6 years and he went through the same exact thing, for the first few years he’d get GI stasis every few months or so, maybe 3 or 4 times a year and it was always pretty easy to treat. During…[Read more]