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Thank you! I couldn’t get any hay today since I forgot to get some on my way home, and now I don’t know what to feed him during the night. The other hay he’ll eat that I have is alfalfa cubes, my parents bought as a treat (I wouldn’t have picked it but we have it now so). But I know they can only have a little bit once in a while. I don’t w…[Read more]

It depends on the rabbit I feel.

In my experience, usually the rabbit will give in and eat the “less preferred” hay when they realize it’s all they got. Rabbits are foragers and part of that behavior is going through all areas to get the best bits, and only revisiting those sites to get the next best, then the next best, etc… Because of this, I…[Read more]

Here you go @Hazel, Miguel! 😆

In the tub, they all seemed pretty stressed out, although, you are right, probably will need a new location soon. 🙁 Since OB and Smokey were doing pretty good towards the end, I added in Silver and extended it 40 minutes. 🙂 All three flopped, there were some grooms too. 😀 So, should I do 1 stress bonding session a day for the next week? In…[Read more]

Yay! 😀

@Bam I could knit them a dog-suit in case of more lockdowns xDDDDD

oh yeahhhh picssss! I’m gonna go see my torts on Friday and will snap some as well 😀

😆 Okay, *sigh* I’m posting pictures of him on the September pics. 😉

Thank you! We just got back from the vet with revolution to treat Pinky’s ear mites. Also treating Muffin to be safe. We’ll be going back to the vet in 4 weeks to make sure the mites are gone.

We’ll be making an appointment with a vet that is hopefully rabbit savvy soon, so we can arrange annual check ups. I asked if the vet has experience in ra…[Read more]

And deep sleep is important for buns, mine sleep deeply most of the day. They might use their box once during the day, or get up and groom or eat cecals for a few minutes, then back to sleep. They do most of their hay-eating overnight, and are most active otherwise morning and evening. They are prey, but wild buns would spend large amounts of time…[Read more]

Awww what a dear. My buns do this too. Bonnie will sometimes make little squeaks when she sleeps. Bertha would do it occasionally too. In that context it is usually a sign of contentment called “clucking”

I don’t know if I would consider just being in the tub as “stress-bonding”, unless you have some alternate source of stress in there? Most stressing usually involves car rides, being carried around in a laundry basket, or sitting on top of the washing machine.

The tub in itself is small, new, and slippery, so maybe slightly stressful, but…[Read more]

They are totally toddlers!

All of those things sound like a happy bunny to me 🙂

That may be so, however, let me quote the Lounge description:

“A place to share pictures, chat & just have fun. (can be non-bunny related)” 😛

Lets see some turtle pics! And his fish friends!  😀

Well….you see here…this is a rabbit website, so… 😆 I didn’t know you liked turtles! I’ll get pictures of Miguely for you. 🙂 (If I can…) 😆

Stress bonding in the tub: day 1. Right now I am sitting in the bathroom with Smokey and OB in the bathtub. They are doing…not as well as I’d like them too. 😐 In the beginning, they both were exploring, OB thumped and started nipping poor Smokey. 😥 Right now though, they are both flopped. OB gave Smokey some grooms, though it’d be nice if…[Read more]