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Just make it Loula! 😉

She’s adorable, congrats!

@LBJ10 Thank you!

@PancakeOwner Yes, the link would be great, thanks. 🙂 That’s a good idea with the tape on the tarp. I think I’ll try that!

Thanks for all the responses!

I definitely don’t think it’s anything to be worried about. I just thought it was such a funny coincidence that both rabbits got that little spot!

I agree it could be that it could just be their mature coat color coming through (they’re also having their first big molt). They did have siblings that were white with…[Read more]

It was difficult to make my boy to eat hay when he has started to eat fresh vegetables he does not seem to enjoy the dried hay anymore. He was stubborn. So I had to try out various ways and he ends up eating oxbow orchard grass again so I now mix it with timothy. He is eating hay again and I will add more types of hay to encourage his appetite.

I am glad to hear that your rabbits have the same routine as mine since I got worried since he starts to drink more water when eating hay. 😬 Thank you so much guys !

For my bun’s setup (I have original hardwood floors from 1939) I first lay down a plastic tarp and secure it to the floor with painter’s tape (for easy removal and to prevent adhesive leaving a mark). My setup is against two walls, so I make sure that the plastic overlaps the baseboard, creating a lip against the wall to prevent any urine dam…[Read more]

Thank you for taking the time to reply! I have some cardboard packing material that has a hexagonal structure that is perfect for hiding treats in. We’ve been having fun with that this evening 🙂

Hi! If you try a digging box with shredded paper, hiding some treats inside might urge your bun to find them, however, some rabbits are not so food-motivated. I like to hide treats around and my Louie loves to seek them out, he is a sucker for some banana!

Hi Dana,

Thank you for your quick reply and for your recommendations! I will try all of them out – I’m sure that Pancake will engage with at least one 🙂 I moved into a large house a year and a half ago from a very cramped living space, so we’ve had the room to give her exercise but she does sort of just lie around. Since COVID has forced me…[Read more]

Hi there, welcome 🙂

It’s great that you are hoping to give some enrichment and are improving her situation. Rabbits don’t really forage in dirt or while digging, so that probably explains why she doesn’t like her food dirty. 😉

Some rabbits don’t have a strong urge to dig, so if she’s not into it, don’t stress about (and consider yourself lucky…[Read more]

It’s better to introduce each one separately. If they have had the mature versions before though, then there is no need to reintroduce anything.

I’m trying to change my name but it’s kinda weird, I’ll just keep louiethebunny for now 😀

Sorry it is @Louie+Lola

@Louiethebunny

OMG! Lola is absolutely perfect for Louie! I am so happy for you! And I love the name, Lola is elegant, strong, and adorable, just like she is! 🙂 I am so happy that the speed dates went well and that you found a great bunny for him!

Wishing you a very easy bond!

Awwwww she’s beautiful! Congrats and welcome home Lola!