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It’s hard to tell from the picture. Is it just the one ear? Is fur missing or did you just blow on the fur to make it part? Without additional info, I tend to agree with Dana.

Okay, that’s awesome!! 🙂

Litter screens usually sit on top of the litter. I use one from the BB store, never had a problem.

I’m going to ease up on the bonding for now and try to get her trained more, even though they seem to be enjoying each other’s company. I got a very large low box for her since she’s so small to try and get her to move more towards using that. The rescue that I adopted her from said she was very grumpy and territorial so ill let her settle a few…[Read more]

Is that mesh comfortable for their feet though? I’m always paranoid about sore hocks with my bun.

I would recommend a litter screen to separate litter from fur as much as possible. I use a plastic mesh used for knitting, 7-count hole size.

Thank you! I found a vet that says they can do annual check ups on my bunnies. They say the vet has been seeing rabbits as long as she’s been a vet. I might make an appointment and see how it goes. I’m keeping my appointment for this week with the vet that’s here so if there are ear mites, we can get rid of them quick. I may call other vets if I…[Read more]

Thank you! I’m trying to learn what different stuff looks like. I thought it looked like there was orchard grass too. Is there anything bad to watch out for in farm hay? Or should I be worried about a lack of the better nutrients? Thanks.

Me too!!!!! Thank you so much for all your help. Good luck with the Trio!!!! I bet they will be bonded in no time 🙂

Please don’t repost my photos that I post in the BinkyBunny forum.

How about Shell-ey and Mi-shell (pronounced Michelle)!

I’ll see myself out.

DanaNM- That is also a great idea.

Well probably yes she is. Is there anything at all I can use to put her food bowls on? Thanks.

I don’t see much or any clover or alfalfa in the picture. Neither of those are grasses, so they have leaves (they are both legumes). I’m not an agronomy expert but it looks like orchard grass or some other combo of grasses.

It really depends on the bun! Is your bun a big chewer?

I do pine pellets with a nice fluffy hay layer on top so give them something soft to stand on.

The pawing at the mouth is interesting. I also think you mentioned she wasn’t eating lettuce?

I would just keep an eye on things. If you could get a video that would be really helpful.

That’s great. 🙂 As long as he keeps recovering you prob don’t have anything to worry about. Stress alone can cause so many problems in rabbits so that could have been the trigger for sure.

Hi, sorry no one has responded. It could be fur mites, or possibly ringworm. It’s a bit hard to tell from the photo. Fur mites commonly show up in that location. If that’s the case, it’s easy to treat with Revolution (you can get it from your vet).

Alright so an anti-fatigue mat might be too big because they are for kitchens. Does anyone think a bun would chew a silicone mat? Sorry I just want to make sure before I get anything.