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But the bald spots must be from something right?

Thank you Wick for the info and photos! I’ll keep that stuff in mind.

We’re going to the vet tomorrow, the vet said that it looks like an infected cut from the photos. But can’t be sure until Muffin is seen in person. The vet said that Muffin would be treated with antibiotics orally if it is an infected cut.

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Are your bunnies spayed/neutered?
YES

If so, for how long (for each)?
MALE – 5 YEARS;  FEMALE AT LEAST 1 YEAR

If not, why not?

Are you aware of reproductive cancer risk in females? If not, please read about it here.
YES

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Are your bunnies spayed/neutered?
YES

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Here is a website that compares the nutritional values of many pellet brands.

Ideally a rabbit pellets should have 20% fiber as a minimum, this website says 18%, but my rabbit savvy vet says 20 or higher.

An adult healthy rabbit needs about 1 tablespoon pellets of compressed pellets (Oxbow pellets are compressed type pellets) per kilo body…[Read more]

This is encouraging. Glad to hear she is doing better.

I’m very sorry that you’re unable to contact the store at this time. It’s possible that with the website update, some features may not be streamlining as they should, though I’m not exactly sure of the cause.

I welcome you to direct message me (click on the envelope under my profile picture) and we can make sure your message gets communicated to…[Read more]

It’s probably veggie staining. In my experience, the skin looks visibly and texturally unhealthy when something is amiss. Now having exposed skin is generally a risk factor for eventually getting an infection, simply because if the skin gets scratched and opens up, things might get in the wound, just like with humans. Also, places that tend to be…[Read more]

In terms of rabbit food, are you referring to the pellets, treats, and/or hay?

For hay, typically people get much lower prices if they have a local farm that sells it.

I definitely do not want to downplay any expense, regardless how frequently one buys it, but if you find yourself buying pellet bags very often, I wonder if you may be feeding too…[Read more]

Rabbits sometimes eat normal poop for a variety, but general harmless reasons, so I wouldn’t worry to much about that in particular unless it’s accompanied by other worrying/abnormal behaviors. If there is a sudden rise in frequency, I would raise a flag as well.

The stains could from ceco-juice, but typically it doesn’t spread that much. Pee…[Read more]

The HRS website has a couple information posts about rabbits & cats that may be helpful! I found this one includes the dynamic you describe:

https://rabbit.org/journal/2-11/cats-and-rabbits.html

sounding good! woohoo!

Hopefully it isn’t an abscess.

@Bam 😆 Yes, but I have a….lets put it as, an obsession with lots of animals, sooooo, I think you all would get a little tired of me posting that many pictures… 😆

Well, it just gets better and better! 😀 Lately they have all been pretty good with each other! Silver still nips them, but they all flop in the end, with no help from me! 😀 Will keep you posted!