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This is very likely teenage hormonal bun behavior, and “speaking bunny” should also help. One of my buns was pretty nippy when I got him (he was recently neutered at that point) but doing the loud squeak did help a lot.

What’s your bun’s housing set-up like? Sometimes buns will get territorial over a certain area (such as the couch), so you may…[Read more]

Is he able to come and go from his enclosure freely when he’s getting exercise time? Just checking because if he has to be picked up to go in and out that could be contributing. Adding some hides for him in the exercise area can also help.

It’s true that some bunnies take a very long time to warm up to their humans. I adopted a bun that had…[Read more]

First of all try to dry him and keep him warm. Wrap him in a blanket, give him a warm water bottle or sit him in your lap. It is adamant that you keep him warm. A sick bun that gets cold can go into irreversible medical chock.

If your bun has true diarrhea, i e ample amounts of very loose stools and no formed fecal poops, the condition is very…[Read more]

Thanks a lot. I was worried that there was something really wrong with him.

That is a relief to hear, thank you <3

It’s OK to clean his environment a few times, but don’t stress about it too much. It’s unlikely he is actively shedding spores at this point. EC recovery can be up and down at times, so don’t get discouraged if there’s a little setback. I’m glad he likes the recovery food, that makes things much easier.

OK, then I think all he needs is time then. Some bunnies are just very wary of things. My bunny will act brave one minute and then skittish the next. It just depends on his mood or whether something set him off (strange sounds or smells, usually). You could try hand feeding him so he associates people with good things. You can use pellets or, if…[Read more]

<p class=”p1″>Hi all. Benjamin’s blood test for EC came back positive yesterday, so it’s a good thing we started treatment already. His head tilt is getting better. I’ve done a couple of fecal transfers from my healthy bunny to Ben and that’s helping with Ben’s poops. Ben’s recovery is up and down – some days he has lots of energy and a great…[Read more]

Great thank you so much! My vet won’t neuter him until he is 6 months.

it really bothered me that he just went up to my daughter and bit her in the back, she was crying. She is kinda scared of him and I don’t want her to be scared.

I will definitely have her and my husband talk bunny to him when he does it.

Yeah, we neutered him about a month after we got him.

Yes, dried herbs or flowers make good treats.