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@HipHopBunny Thank you!

@Louiethebunny Thanks for the tip! 🙂

@DanaNM Thank you so much. Okay, I’ll try to clean less. He just poops outside his box a lot, mostly in it though. Mine like to rearrange too. They mostly move around any cardboard. Pinky would flatten the triangle one, then flipped over the box one I gave him instead. But now they have new log hidey houses they can’t move them very much. Pin…[Read more]

Clover flowers are fine. All clover hay is too rich, but a few flowers are just tasty and good. My bun gets a few clover flowers now and then because they grow in the garden near his run.

Sounds like hormones to me! I would just hold on and wait for those hormones to settle down!

I don’t use liners at all, the most sustainable option! :p

I think cardboard boxes are great hideaways, esp if she is prone to destroying them, because they are easy to replace.

Another nice one is to use an upside down laundry basket with some doors cut out of the sides (and sanded down so the edges aren’t sharp).

If she isn’t spayed and is removing belly fur, that sounds more like nesting behavior,…[Read more]

I’m not sure, but he might be having trouble breathing, so I would call the vet and try to get him seen.

Awww, that’s a bummer, but don’t get too discouraged. Keep in mind he just had a big life change, and he is near another rabbit that he is not bonded with. Rabbits will have what’s called “referred aggression”, where they are actually feeling aggressive towards another rabbit, and then they lash out at whoever is closest (be it a human or their…[Read more]

Is it a clear discharge or is it gooey and white (or other color)?

Are the eyes red, are the eyelids red and/or swollen?

Are both eyes affected?

Is there any discharge from the nose and/or excessive sneezing?

If its a clear discharge you can start by rinsing the eyes with saline eyewash for humans. Pat cheeks dry (or dry-ish, rather), repeat…[Read more]

I would also recommend trying to mirror their pens for example, having both litter boxes as close as he can sing with food and water bowls just so they can see each other while doing those activities.

My rabbit Louie LOVES cilantro, I feed it to him very often because we cook with it a lot too, and my Lola is still getting used to it but likes it as well.

You could take the blanket off when you start pre-bonding I’d say. 🙂

Yes! Rabbits can eat cilantro. Start small since it’s a new food.

@HipHopBunny Thank you so much!! I’ll wait then!

Oh nice! Thanks for the tips. 🙂

When should I take the blanket off to let them see each other?

@Moonlightbunny66

I would say it is best to wait a month after the neuter happened to start pre-bonding, for hormones will still be ‘floating around’. After I’d say around 3-4 weeks of pre-bonding, then you could start sessions. 🙂

The stuffed animal trick you were describing is called the ‘stunt double’ and it works great with rabbits. 🙂 As…[Read more]