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I took her bed away today and so far she’s been using her litter box 😁

Also she’s been sleeping in it and I used hay until I can get some carefresh and she sneezed two separate times. I’m wondering if it’s because her head is an inch away from dusty hay or if she has some sort of respiratory issue

@DanaNM Thank you!! 😊

yes mulberry is safe! they’ll love to strip the bark and eat the leaves. if you’re worried, you can rinse and bake the branches to sterilize them.

@Dove

Sounds good, just wanted to touch base on that. 🙂 It is great how you both are so good with animals, I know that Panini is going to a good and loving home. 😀

That looks like your rabbit’s third eyelid. It can sometimes peek out but usually “resets” after some blinks.

Thank you for letting me know! We usually don’t like the cats in our room much (too many cages disrupted by them thinking they can sit on anything and everything) so I don’t think it’ll be that big of an issue. We would NEVER leave them unsupervised even if Panini was in her cage while the cats were in there, too big of a risk. Not hunters (though…[Read more]

Oh ok, phew! I mean still a bummer but I thought this had just happened and I was like Oh nooooooo!

Since this would be your first time bonding, I also recommend reading the “Bonding” section under the Bunny info tab, and also browsing some of the “bonding journals” that other members have posted about the process. That will help give you some baseline on the ins and outs of the whole process and the various ways things can go.

Agree with the…[Read more]

Hmmm, I’m no expert, but do you think it could be blindness? Does she seem to have trouble seeing? If she can’t see I would take her to the vet ASAP. I don’t know what else it could be, though. Keep us posted!

<p style=”direction: rtl;”>No there is nothing like that</p>
<p style=”direction: rtl;”>the only problem is the layer,but there is no discharge from her eyes</p>
<p style=”direction: rtl;”>-thank you for your reply 💗</p>

Each session can get shorter, or extended based on how they are doing. If you put them in there and they start getting aggressive (tails raised, ears flat) then it would be best to end it there and do some more pre-bonding. If they are doing great, then I would extend it. Or if they just don’t care for the other one, you don’t have to do a long…[Read more]

Thanks for the tips @danaNM! When Louie was a baby he had lots of brothers and sisters around and he seemed very content then. The  Neutral space is such a good idea! When you first let them go in the space together how long should each little outing last?

This is off-topic but would your bun be free-roaming with your other animals? I have a friend who has had a timid rabbit die from a heart attack from a cat. If your cat is scared of the rat, I take it she isn’t much of a hunter 😆 But it all depends on the bun. There are lots of members on here who do have happily bonded cats and rabbits on…[Read more]

@Bam He looks almost identical to Wick!

I’ve unfortunately had Joey choke on pellets that were too small for her.

The Manna Pro pellets just look big compared to him I guess. He’s almost switched over to Oxbow fully now.

I was able to find some older posts about Sweet Meadow Farms and it doesn’t look like anything has changed so I am going to…[Read more]

@DanaNM It happened a few months ago, that was what landed me in the bonding process. It wasn’t a bad fight, but you could tell one had happened by the way OB was holding her ear, and the blood on it. Your concern is very appreciated though!

Not very sure about eye problems in rabbits, but it’d be good to know if there’s discharge coming from the eyes? I’m sure that info could help someone more informed than me <3

Haha! Thanks! 😂

Hi Beau

It is very nice to have met you both, and welcome to BinkyBunny. 🙂 It always brings a smile to my face when a bunny gets a good home with good people. 🙂 As I told Dove, you both will have to make a post when you get her, it’s always lovely to see a new bunny on BB. 😀