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Always a safe assumption!

Yikes! What am I even looking at here? I agree with Bam. It looks clean. It could have been glued or stitched, but given the location it might not have held together. Keeping it clean is the best option and using antibiotic ointment will prevent infection. Make sure it is plain triple antibiotic ointment (e.g. Neosporin) that doesn’t have pain…[Read more]

The previous owner said they are a little more than 2 year old.  One is pregnant.  The other bunny (it’s sister) was pregnant last month before however the litter didn’t make it.  It is not pregnant now.  I am certainly willing to puchase another habitat, it that would be best. I just don’t know if separating the bunnies will make the soo…[Read more]

Revisiting this topic and the number of times I’ve picked up my laptop to show my partner the pictures with a variation of “Oh my goshhhh he’s so cute look at him ahhhhh” is…. 4? Such a cutie I can’t even.

I have a couple questions just to get some clarity on your situation:

1. Do you know how old the rabbits are?
2. Do you know if one or both are currently pregnant? I only see information that one was recently pregnant, but it sounds like you suspect one or both are now?
3. Do you have other accommodations available, aside from the cage provided, to…

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Thank you for your answers! I’ll definitely work on it.

@danaM thank you 😊 I’ve been slowly decorating it before their arrival.

Hi Moxie! Welcome back!! Great to see you here again!

Awesome, fingers crossed she can make some headway! 🙂

That’s wonderful news! 😀

It looks clean, it must be kept clean. I would’ve thought this could perhaps have been a candidate for gluing, although gluing is pretty painful (it stings), maybe that’s why the vet didn’t opt for that. Stitches would as a rule require sedation, which always comes with its own set of risks.

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