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Agree with Bam, sounds like he finally discovered hay is yummy, which is great!

You might try setting up a pen or a crate at home, that you always leave open, but that has his water bowl, blanket, litter box, etc. Anything that he considers his “home stuff”. Then when you leave or take him somewhere, enclose him in the pen. I’m thinking that if he feels less like “HIS” turf is being invaded (or has his own safe space), he…[Read more]

<p class=”user-nicename”>@Courteney215 How is your bunny doing now?</p>

Hay and pelleted food are very likely to be safe (and of course our bunnies NEED hay!). Technically they could be contaminated, but it’s very unlikely. Plus they are stored dry for long periods of time so that increases safety too. Oxbow has a statement up on their website about the safety of their products, and the Binky Bunny store has confirmed…[Read more]

Oats are to be considered a treat. They can be helpful for buns that have trouble keeping weight on, f ex aging buns or buns that have been ill and need fattening up. Oats are generally well tolerated by the rabbit gut.

Rabbits are foliovores though, their GI system has adapted to a very skinny, low calorie diet consisting mainly of grass (hay is…[Read more]

It sounds very good! Hay is the absolute best food for a bun! 🙂

Congrats on adopting tater tot!

I thought you were never supposed to give oats to bunnies?

I’m not sure about grates. I think they are bad for their feet but some people use them because their rabbits dig in the litter box. But not every rabbit does that. You can put hay in the litter box and in a rack so they have something soft to sit on while eating. You wanna make sure your box is big enough so the rabbit doesn’t start peeing and…[Read more]

For litter I’m going to be using horse stall pellets which is like $8 CAD for 40lbs. Super cheap. You can make diy toys with cardboard or paper lunch bags and treats. People on here also use baby toys like hard plastic stacking cups and plastic baby keys (not the teething ones). You can layer things for flooring like memory foam bath mats with a…[Read more]

Do you think maybe she’s picky with hay? You could try other types like orchard grass or some treat hay. If she eats that then you could mix it into the Timothy hay or just feed her orchard grass.

I’m so sorry. I hope you can get to a vet soon. Have you read the first pinned topic in this forum? I don’t know anything about rabbit seizures, there could be many possible things causing them. But that hemorrhagic disease is something to look into, because seizures are one of the symptoms listed.

Also can I still buy hay from the farm feed store here? Thanks.

@dananm Thank you so much! Where is a safe place to buy my veggies from? My mom has a garden that she said I can use the lettuce and kale for my rabbits. We do have a lot of wild rabbits here and they come and eat from the garden. I live in Ontario Canada so this should be okay, right? The garden won’t last forever though. And that’s good that the…[Read more]

I see. I have been keeping an eye on him and he eats hay then drinks water and he probably eats hay again. So I am starting to get worried since he never did sth that way. Actually, he never ate hay that consistently. He is eating lots of hay now and after that he drinks water and he be like chilling and do it all over again. 😁

OOo you got bunny butt pout.   I had to give up on clipping nails, my eyesight has gotten so bad I can’t focus that closely anymore.  So I take the kids to my vet.  It’s pricey, $20 per Bun, but worth it to save my eyes and their toes.  Added bonuses, my vets office ADORES my bunnies, especially Loki, and the bunny ire gets turned towards them…[Read more]

White rabbit!   Agh!  It won’t let me post pics!

He IS!  10 months, next week, and 18 pounds.  He bonded to little Dawn immediately (She insisted), and has been the best Big little brother to her.  She’s his little Big sister, and we’re all very confused here.

His favorite place to kip is in his litter pan, it’s a concrete mixing pan and he takes up half of it.   When he’s not on the Dini…[Read more]