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Thank you soooo much, Kate!!  It makes me so happy to hear from you, and I so appreciate your kind encouragement and advice.

That’s great about your Zantac syrup!  Teddy’s always on meloxicam (due to spondylosis) so he’s always on famotidine too (now that we can’t get Zantac around here).  I think someone had commented that yes, famotidine can al…[Read more]

Oh, what a cutie! Hmm, I’m not that good with breeds, but I would say he definitely looks like he has some Netherland Dwarf in him. Maybe some Californian with those lite grey markings. 8-9 weeks, so I’m guessing that he is almost fully grown. My bun Silver is a Californian, and she looked just like that as a baby, but now she is fully grown and…[Read more]

He still has some growing to do. The vet thinks he will top out at 2-2.5lbs.

In this case, I strongly recommend you do NOT take the bunny. While I understand others have good intentions (and no reason to defend yourselves as we FULLY understand why the option for taking is desirable – believe me, we get it), But as one of the owners of BinkyBunny,  I cannot promote this as a viable option —  legally  this would be co…[Read more]

I would truly simply take the bunny and provide him with proper care. If you’re soo irresponsible that you let your rabbit roam outdoors, then you can suffer the consequences when someone takes them. Just like people who let their cats roam outside and are then shocked when they are hit by a car or go missing.

I think if you’re capable, you…[Read more]

YAY! The things we cherish the most are the things we worked hard to get. 🙂 I’m sure you will have a loving bond in no time! Keep us posted!

So exciting! Things take time, especially for a prey animal. As long as your consistent in sending trustworthy vibes, most rabbits come around.

Try putting a litter box on the couch and make sure there’s still hay in it. Maybe he will go in there, it’s at least worth a try  in my opinion. It stopped my bun from peeing on my bed.

It sounds like there’s no permanent damage done, so hopefully this has been an informative experience for both you and your family with rabbit care expectations. If your family may continue to contribute to your rabbit’s care, it is important to stress the importance of the correct diet; not only in content, but also in quantity.

The weight gain…[Read more]

Really? *Relived* okay, whew. So in that case… Here they are! 😀

How serious are the squabbles? As long as they are still getting along afterwards and they don’t get hurt, it’ll probably be okay if that happens. But you could try petting them to calm them down, or you could give them treats when they aren’t near each other. You could also guide them away from each other with a treat in each hand. With the…[Read more]

Oh he is soooo adorable @Sonn!! Here is to a smooth neuter and bonding! Is he full grown or will he grow a bit?

That would be great. Her appetite is improving and there has been no massive blobs of mucus.

Tonight she’s been in pain since 9pm woth gas until she passed the mucus covered poos. They are a great size though. No small hard pellets. No obvious streaks of blood either.

I can’t wait to get to the bottom of this. We’re so tired of the endless…[Read more]