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Omg! He’s sooooo cute. Awww.

Yay, three times the cute!! Thanks @HipHopBunny!!

Thank you 🙂

That’s still tiny!

She doesn’t hate you. She’s going through what we call “Post-spay hormonal craze” the first 4-6 weeks after spay, they have a rush of hormones, making them really unpleasant to be around, but after it goes away, it leaves you with the most lovable bun you could ever ask for. You will get through this! Wishing you strength!

Sounds like you are doing everything right. I second what JackRabbit said about the pellets. I would also try mixing up the hay. Timothy and Orchard Grass are the most common, but there are different cuts. My buns are use to “farm” hay, which is a lot stalker than bag store hay. This spring was very wet and I had to use store hay for 2 weeks and…[Read more]

Yes, I have a back up fleece. I love your idea of putting him in his carrier. He is a fabric chewer so I have to be careful to lay it flat. Also the vinegar and water idea is great and I’ll have to remember that for next time he has a small accident.

If the spot isn’t too big, you can spot clean with water and vinegar and just re-arrange things slightly so it can air dry without the litter box over it. Workflow wise, you can probably that the fleece off without needing to deconstruct the Xpen, but just strategically lifting it section by section by section as you gather the fleece?  For the…[Read more]

Took Griff to vets last night. The vet said he really looked good. He said he does not have a UTI. Considering his history, he thinks he has developed incontinence. The vet proscribed proin for the next 2 weeks.

Here is a pic of his pen

What brand of pellets are you feeding?  Some buns can’t handle the sugars and fillers in the common brands of pellets and feeding pellets that are grain-free and soy-free can make a big difference with those buns.

Some buns are prone to sticky poop. Why this is, isn’t fully known, but chances are there’s some sort of hereditary component. The problem can be in the innervation of the gut, or it can be about an imbalance in the gut microbiota. Very often its a combination of several things.

Hay actually has good nutrients, even though it doesn’t look like it…[Read more]

The color is frosty point, which is similar to sable point but with a light frosty gray color instead of brown. You see it in a lot of dwarf breeds. If I were to guess, your bunny is probably a false dwarf Nethie or a Nethie mix. Super cute!