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I agree that the crate is how he is getting up (caught him doing it yesterday). I don’t have anyplace else to put the crate. I will definitely try to give him a better place to climb as soon as I can. Thanks you so much for the help ❤️

Thanks. 🙂

I agree with @Wick then, you’ll be able to tell if the bowls need extra cleaning.

@Louiethebunny I just worry about bacteria build up!

Having the crate right there makes the desk super tempting, I bet he is climbing up via the crate? Is there another spot you could keep it? At least while he is out and roaming?

I think it can happen with trauma, it affects the hair follicle ability to produce color, but it should be no danger to the Bun. I have seen it in cats and even humans. Siamese cats definitely, but I had a friend who had an accident where she needed some stitches on her head, when the hair grew back most was normal but she then had a little white…[Read more]

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We have had several members who have given their ec buns multiple courses of Panacur. It isn’t considered possible to eradicate ec, but it can often be kept in check with panacur.

EC is still not fully understood  but it is highly likely that it can affect the gut. (This is probably more common than previously believed). We have one member…[Read more]

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Thank you so much! I’ll check the store. 🙂

I don’t have personal experience with all these woods, but https://bunnylady.com/safe-wood-for-rabbits/ here is a list (from what I can see is pretty reliable and presented competently) of rabbit-safe woods. If you cannot find a specific description of a toy on the online website, I would either try to find that toy somewhere else or overlook…[Read more]

Thank you! I was looking for apple sticks and willow stick toys but couldn’t find any in stores. I’m nervous to use tp rolls because of the glue used on them. Most people say that they’re safe but it’s still glue. I’ll try to find more Oxbow toys! 🙂 I wonder if I could make some toys made of just timothy hay. I just saw online that Oxbow has hay mats.

I’m sure its absolutely nothing to worry about! Whether it stays white or the color comes back in. Humans can get white hairs on a patch of their scalp after a local injury, but it isn’t problematic in any other way than at the most cosmetically.

I don’t really clean out Louie’s water bowl, I just rinse out all the fur and hay he’s gotten in his bowl when I refill it.

Most toys are safe, but there are some brands that may not be as good as others. I like to buy Oxbow toys because they are a pretty reputable brand, and I also make some out of toilet paper rolls and cardboard. Things that are definitely safe are “apple wood sticks” and toys made out of willow.