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I’ve been testing hay in his litter box, and I think he prefers it to hay in a rack above his box.

The guineas’s cage is adjacent to his playpen, so when he is having floor time, he’ll hop over. Stand on his toes, and eat their hay through the playpen. The hay racks have an open top, and are open towards the inside of the cage. He has to reach…[Read more]

She seems pretty distressed.

Is there any chance she could be pregnant?

I ask because the only rabbit I’ve come across that was this vocal was pregnant.

I don’t know much about breeds or anything, but she’s pretty! I would like to know why she is in a wire cage though?

Are you able to cover the top of the playpen with a bedsheet or blankets? That works with my bunnies, they don’t even try to escape it. I use heavy duty clothing pins from the dollar store and some binder clips to attach the blankets (dollar store blankets too).

Oh and do you mean outside the hutch or outside like outside the house?

And I’m not…[Read more]

Yay, box buddies! Littermates? Toilet truce?? 😆  Alright I’ll stop.

Looks like they’re still making progress! 🙂

Yeah, I have an ex pen I can use. Using different sounds is a cool idea!

I will definitely have to see what other puzzles I can find for her. I looked at some that are designed for cats, but I didn’t think about ones for dogs!

Thank you for these suggestions! 🙂

She did it again this morning. My dog had just been barking a bit (it doesn’t usually bother her as long as they are in different rooms). She’d already had her breakfast so that’s not it. Nothing else was really different. The gravel pit across the street is going again but it has since Monday. Any ideas? Is she stressed then?

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Thanks so much for your help.

She has a lump near her mouth that has a white head on it. It’s too painful for her to eat so we are now syringe feeding her until we can get the lump to go down.

Ive had a sample taken and analysed. It’s mainly inflammatory cells but it develops pus which stops her eating.

It responds well to hibiscrub but…[Read more]

Will he sit in your lap? If not, then it might be helpful to put him on something unfamiliar and high up. A kitchen table, counter or washing machine works.

I agree with the others. If you decide to pursue this, proceed with extreme caution.

Yes especially because I am out in the desert a lot and don’t want to bring anything like that back home.  I thought this was cute

I’m confused, why does he have access to the guinea pig’s hay? Or why can’t you use the same type of rack for him?

Have you tried just putting hay in the litter box, not in a rack? Some bunnies really prefer it that way.

Oh, yes that would take away the bulk of the bunny wanting. 😆 (There’s still that little percentage though… 😛 ) Hopefully, you have a good time there, fingers crossed that travel does not shut down! 🙂 (Of course, you’ll have to share your experiences there with us! 😉 )

Wishing you easy traveling! 🙂

Sven did in fact get adopted! I knew he would LOL. Good thing too… it was too tempting. I also really like Petey, and looks like they are going to bond him with this little lady who’s sister died, so that also removes that temptation.

I have no interest in Charlotte LOL. I love her but she got spayed a few weeks ago and has been CRAY CRAY…[Read more]

Bam – That’s so helpful, thank you!  I will see which one of these I can find in my grocery store 🙂

Jade – Wow, you sound like such a good bunny parent 🙂  Someone else here did mention grain-free pellets to me as well and I would like to try those, although unfortunately I’m getting free pellets right now from the shelter (I’m fostering S…[Read more]

Here we go! Litter box friends! 😆