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@DanaNM It is heart-breaking what people seem to think is ‘okay’ living conditions. 😥 There are so many poor buns out there who my heart just breaks for. It is truly beautiful what your shelter is doing for these poor buns. I am so grateful there are people like you, and all of the binky bunny members out there to help these poor, poor…[Read more]

@Moonlightbunny66 you are just like me I still don’t have rabbits but I have been learning how to look after buns for almost over a year now. and I do agree with @wick maybe tur of the ink

Thank you so much! I might try to make the mat with cardboard strips too. I’d be concerned about the ink in the newspaper.

completely safe you have nothing to worry about

I love English lops but I think the ears may get infections and other health problems. if you want to find out what breed/breeds Dorian is maybe a bunny DNA test will help there’s more about that on binky bunny information

@Azerane you should definitely keep posting videos they are so good, please do posting

and yes I watch 101 rabbits all the time

maybe just some towels will work so you can wash the towels and replace them or you could try fleece

I got sent a picture…. it was awful. I think they worst thing about it was that if the person thought it was OK to transport them that way, what type of conditions must they have had them living in? Poor babies. 🙁 They are now in RHDV quarantine so I won’t get to see them for a couple weeks but will update on them once they come out.

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Yes it’s safe! Been giving my buns tp and paper towel tubes for years. 🙂 I like to stuff them with hay. Those look like very cute toys!

It’s not exactly DIY but some of my bunnies have really liked chewing cardboard cat scratchers and shredding phone books. As long as you remove the glossy printed parts they are safe to use. You can also make a…[Read more]

Thank you so much!! 😊

Yay! You sound super cautious and prepared, you’ll do great!

It’s very normal for a rabbit’s “baby fur” to grow out and be replaced by adult fur. Most kits have lighter, fluffier coats, which are replaced with sometimes darker, smoother, and more colored fur. Some rabbits change fur colors during seasonal molts, so there is a chance his fur might still return to his more blond color, but it also may never…[Read more]

Thank you! I just want to make sure my bunnies are safe and I don’t want to do anything that could harm them. I’m picking them up from the animal rescue in a few weeks and it’s my first time taking care of rabbits. 🙂 I’m so excited.

I would think it’s OK if you peel off the portion that has ink. Similar to ink on a piece of paper, the ink is only printed on the surface layer, so as long as that’s gone, it should be fine! That being said, if a little bit is ingested, it’s usually not that big of a deal, health-wise.