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@Louiethebunny Ah, thank you!

Other’s have given good advice so far! I agree that he’s prob settling into his adult energy levels. It’s important to get your boy neutered if you plan to bond him. He could be bonded with a spayed female or another neutered male.

To keep things interesting for him in the meantime, having a rotation of toys and different hide-outs might help…[Read more]

Just to give a little update (since it’s been 4 weeks!), everything has been pretty chill. There were a couple days where BJ and Myra were getting a little feisty with each other (Myra full on mounted BJ at one point), but they seem to have gotten past that phase and have been very mellow the past few days.

Bonnie is now pretty comfortable…[Read more]

I just want to emphasize what Bam said about bonding, that it really is important you go through the proper process and not put them together right away and hope it works out. Bunnies really can get into dangerous fights. I have several scars to prove that from when I attempted bonding my two.

that being said, I think your boy is just becoming an…[Read more]

There’s no reason to put him to sleep just because he’s unhappy in his cage. Any rabbit would be, no matter the age, and the situation can easily be fixed as Dana pointed out. Bunny proof a room for him, or as much of your house as you want, and let him go at it. I also agree with looking into pain management.

@SophT : Wow!! what a cutie! love the orange fur!

I’m glad to hear he’s eating and drinking! Appetite and poop are best indicators of bunny health that we have!

It is best if both buns are neutered and spayed (and have healed) before bonding. An un-neuteted boy will have sexual desires that a spayed girl will not appreciate. She will likely try to defend herself when he tries to mate with her.…[Read more]

Yes he is eating normal sometimes he eats alot . I fill his hay two times in a day , but that is like once a week .
other than that usual routine he follows . He eat perfectly his treats and always excited for his treat .
poop normal .

even drinking more water and not making any territories.
He is using perfectly good litter box .

if I don’t n…[Read more]

Is your bun still interested in his food? That is the first thing to check when you feel your bun isn’t acting quite like he usually does. Will he take a treat?

At 5 months, a bunny is starting to become an adult. An adult rabbit is less active than a baby bunny. Especially during daytime, which is resting-time for rabbits.

Another thing to…[Read more]

@SophT now that’s a stretched out relaxed bun! Love the eye patch.

@jerseygirl Rumball definitely got his flops down!

Look at that fluffy tail!!! Sooo cute

Finally after all that, here he is! He has decided he now like to sleep like this!

I got some good news about Bubbles. As some of you might know, he has Insulinoma (cancer of the pancreas) and is taking Prednisolone to combat the high Insulin levels caused by the tumors. Recently I noticed that he’s starting to show some fluid retention which is a common side effect of the medication. So I decided to try and dial down the dose.…[Read more]

Rumball, one of my bridge buns, was good with the flops. There’s something about Lops and flops…

Here’s some old photos of him passed out.

Oh how adorable!  Im glad you were able to get the photo up. He has the colours of my 1st rabbit, Jersey.  <3