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He could be allergic to something like the hay. Have you tried different types of hay?

Another thought would be chronic irritation of the sinuses. How old are they? Have you considered tooth-related problems? Tooth roots growing into the sinus cavity can cause chronic sneezing.

I agree with Dface. You can use one, but I wouldn’t recommend it unless you really know what you’re doing. It wouldn’t take much to severely “over groom”.

My heart is with you. 😥 I am very happy that you have Ralph, so you both can help each other through this difficult time. Agree with @DanaNM, fostering can be good, but only when you are ready. You might not even have to do fostering at all. Whatever will make you happy is the right choice, don’t feel pressured into making a decision, and I am…[Read more]

Mine always get my cilantro leftovers!  Here’s a whole list of bunny safe greens for you 🙂

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@HipHopBunny I really do hope they get along! 🙂

@LBJ10 Yeah I guess they do LOL

@DanaNM Yeah that could be it… But the laying down the same way is still weird lol!

You can also try mixing the CC with some mashed banana to see if that will get her to eat it on her own. But otherwise you will need to syringe feed her.

You might try restricting the space just slightly if they seem to be spending a lot of time apart, but it sounds like things are going great!

So cute! I notice with mine that I think they hear the other rabbit doing something (like eating hay) and think, “hmm that’s a good idea!”

She might still be going through a bit of “post-spay craze” which will hopefully die down in a couple more weeks. That said, my bridge bunny Bertha was a serious carpet digger.

What worked with her was to cover the carpet hot spots (as she seemed to have specific areas she would get obsessed with) with a heavy ceramic tile, and then give…[Read more]

I’m so sorry for your loss. 🙁

I’ve had to deal with the loss of a bonded mate a couple times now (unfortunately), and so far you are doing exactly what I recommend.

Since Ralph was able to see Morgan, he will likely be ok. You are right in that he likely did know he was dying before you did. He might be a bit quieter than normal for a bit. Just…[Read more]

Rabbits have synchronized grooming (instead of synchronized swimming). 😛

I reached out to rescue about fostering but will wait till after the storm. I’m getting stuffed animals for Ralph to see if that helps.

Thank you. I took Ralph to see Morgan today. It was pretty uneventful, so he may have already known. Vet placed Morgan with towels on ground, sort of close to Ralph who went to a corner in the room. Vet left us, Ralph didn’t do much but sniff him once and put his head down, like he usually does when Morgan cares for him, when I pushed him f…[Read more]

If it’s at the point where she doesn’t want to eat it, then force-feeding is unfortunately required. She really does need to eat. As @jerseygirl mentioned, you can try to experiment with different consistencies of critical care (thick to watery pancake-batter consistency, as one of my vets describe the spectrum) to see if she’s willing to eat any…[Read more]

I agree with @Hazel that toys have hold a variable amount of interest, depending on their material, weight, and “anchor-edness”.

My Fable has “chewing times” every day, which are very routine. She also has “tossing times” too. During chewing times, I need to be holding onto the piece of cardboard or the willow toy so she can really tear and chew…[Read more]