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Thank you @hazel and @hiphopbunny!

Do you know how many weeks old your other rabbit it? In short, if he/she is less than 6-8 weeks old, it is concerning that they are separated from their mother at this time and will need a different diet.

As Louie mentioned, they should be kept separate, especially if there was aggression. There is little to no benefit for trying to do dates or…[Read more]

In regards to hay, if a rabbit is not an enthusiastic hay eater, I believe they won’t “go crazy” immediately for any type of hay– it might take a couple days. For example, my second rabbit wasn’t fed many veggies at her foster situation, so it took about a week of presenting and leaving a plate in front of her each evening to finally get her to…[Read more]

Gotcha, I’ll keep them separate from now on.

thanks for the advice I really appreciate it!

“Unlimited pellets” is the typical phrase used for young rabbits. It’s found on a lot of packaging; however, that doesn’t necessarily mean giving a rabbit constant access nor an excessive amount of pellets, as that can lead to obesity, imbalanced diet, poor eating habits, poor dental maintenance, etc….. so, the idea is more along the lines of…[Read more]

Hello Wick, I give him a decent amount of hay. As of now i tried Oxbow Orchard Hay, Kaytee Timothy Hay plus Marigolds, Kaytee Timothy Wafer cut hay all went to garbage in a week. The only hay that he would eat a little bit is Alfalfa hay (he only eats soft parts) Any suggestions for a “tasty hay”?

Also, I think you mentioned potentially getting a rabbit in a couple years— deciding where to adopt a rabbit is one of the very last steps of the process. I didn’t know where I was going to adopt my second rabbit until a few weeks beforehand, and at that point, I had all the necessary supplies and understanding of those living with me as…[Read more]

So the chew a bowl didn’t get his interest at all 🙁 Today again i tried to mix pellets with the hay. He threw the hay away and only ate pellets. Interestingly the package says “unlimited pellets”…

@Hazel: There was more pee today, and tiffs… But there are still cuddles and grooming, so they are doing decently. 🙂 Thank you for the encouragement! (I needed it with the way they are going, OB is being a brat to Smokey 🙁 ) I’m glad to hear that Oscar is doing well!

@Louiethebunny: I absolutely LOVE Louie’s set-up! He is too spoiled for…[Read more]

You can find rescues in your area by googling “rabbit rescue near (your location)”, or “house rabbit society near (your location)”. Petfinder can also help you find rescues.

@Louiethebunny : Awesome setup! Looks like Louie loves his vantage point! 🙂  Oscar isn’t much of a climber/jumper. I only need a one grid high fence to keep him out of the kitchen. He jumped it one time because he got excited about food, but I think it was more of an accident. Once he was on the other side, he looked quite shocked and tried to…[Read more]

If the bunny is still a baby, I would keep them separated. Letting them interact young isn’t really beneficial for either, especially once baby bunny starts bunny puberty and hormone levels get high. After the new bunny is fixed, it’s good to start pre bonding for a while before starting full-on bonding sessions,

My bunny pretty much curls up and sleeps all day after I feed him his morning breakfast, and then during the evening around 6-7 pm he starts his zoomies and is super excited to run around.

@princedorian: Thank you! I sewed Louie’s xpen bottom and matching “flop mat”, and the colors match his fur, so cute! Louie has tried to climb the wall too, very strange.

Yes they’re both fixed. Their cages are side by side since day 1 and i havent done any bonding session between them but they’re already comfortable around each other and always sleeps together 😂

Happy belated birthday @Thorbunny !

@Hazel – that is actually something I wondered if those with Kitties have issues with them sneaking into the buns litter boxes! Sounds like you found a solution though.

@Louiethebunny – what an explorer Louie is! You have a nice set up too. Dorian get’s discouraged by something that’s barely taller than him :D…[Read more]

Thank you so much!

We got Kovu last December and are fairly new to the bunny raising thing lol

we noticed that he may get super bored or lonely when we’re at work so we thought a second bunny would be a good idea.

the new bunny is only a few weeks old and Kovu hasn’t taken a liking to her unfortunately (he bit her when we tried to introduce the…[Read more]