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Good to know!

That sounds great! I’ll give it a try!

The x pen is 4×4 ft and is 4 ft tall. I’m going to try to give him free roam time as much as possible especially during his most active hours. When I have been giving him playtime I’ve been leaving his door open and letting him come to me. Also I’ve been getting down on his level and letting him investigate me. I’ve already read the Rabbit Info se…[Read more]

Thank you so much for your reply. I’ll look into getting other pellets 😊 we only want what’s best for him. I know he is just getting used to us but does anyone know if it’s normal that he nips/bites at us? He’s come up and bit my big toe before LOL and today I was on the floor playing with him and he wanted me to pet him then he started smelling…[Read more]

We use a combination of shavings (on top) and paper litter (below). We’ve been very happy with it. The shavings seem more amenable to the rabbit, though as you’ve noted, they’re not very absorbent, which is why we use brown paper underneath.

(Edited by Wick to remove litter supplier name; Section 3F of Forum Rules)

You should definitely wash since you don’t know what chemicals are on it. I suggest washing in very light detergent if at all, on delicate cycle, and then dry. Your rabbit will thank you for it!

OMG HE IS SOOOOOO CUTE!!!❤️❤️❤️

Our rabbit roams around cage-free in the living room, but we don’t let him into the bedroom or around anything unsupervised. In the living room, we put up a metal fence around our bookshelves at night since he’s been known to attack books when he’s bored.

There’s a lot to do! I highly recommend reading the RABBIT INFO section of this website so you have the essential background knowledge needed to continue caring for Baylor.

There should always be daily opportunities to get adequate exercise in a large space for as long as possible. It’s great that you are getting an Xpen. If it’s not too…[Read more]

Young rabbits are instructed to be served “unlimited pellets”, but this often leads to them over-eating them and neglecting to eat hay, which is the most vital part of their diet. I think a few tablespoons to 1/4 cup of pellets presented for some time in the early morning, then taken away and re-presented in the evening, would be fine. The focus…[Read more]

I wouldn’t really try to do any water spraying as a tactic. A previous owner saying he’s aggressive makes me feel that, whether it is a result of environment, hormones, or both (which it’s commonly both), simple behavioral training will not help.

I am biased and weary towards owners who describe their rabbits as aggressive because, being a…[Read more]

Hmmm, that is odd. 😕  I don’t get why he would be digging in just one corner.

Here is a website that might help https://myhouserabbit.com/rabbit-behavior/how-to-deal-with-chewing-digging/

I hope that you find the answer. Good luck!

Oh got it! Here he is 🙂

I’ve moved this topic to House Rabbit Q&A so it gets some more attention.

I am also curious if you have more than one rabbit. Is the nose bleed coming from in the nose or is there an injury on the nose?

Congrats on your bunny @Yahzi!! At 9 weeks old he still needs a young bun diet, so alfalfa hay (or a mix with timothy/orchard grass) and unlimited pellets. I think it may be a bit early to start on greens, hopefully someone else can address that for you better. You want to get their digestion all set up and also get them into eating hay, it should…[Read more]

Just to clarify, we do give him Timothy Hay Plus. I bought the kind with carrots and one with marigold. I also have the Kaytee fiesta gourmet rabbit food, I give him a bit of that a day, but he doesn’t finish it. He loves the hay 😍