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I’m not seeing the bump in the picture. Do they look like cauliflower?

@HipHopBunny no way are your bunnies that cute!!! a very regal looking trio <3

I’m in a duplex, so maybe a tad more room. It’s has a 2nd 3/4ths bathroom which doesn’t have heat so we use it as the bun room. It makes it easy for the whole litter issue. It is right next to the kitchen though, so if it smelled bad that be an issue. I have two litters, one a big cat box and a smaller one that’s just a tupperware container… I…[Read more]

HAHA I swear our bunnies plot against us. Luckily, Einstein is pretty spacey, which leads to some nice, clear shots of his “huh??” face :3

Hi jerseygirl,

Thanks for the links, I live in a ‘town’ but we have a forest in our backyard. Rex lives in my front yard where it’s open and there are no predators as they tend to stay in the forest. Never encountered a coyote anywhere on our property.

Great to hear he’s doing well! 🙂

Your new vet sounds awesome!

Sorry guys, yea I wasn’t planning to do anymore bonding sessions but just feed them together. Usually they are really short (2-5mins). I will hold off doing any long ones for another 2 weeks.

She wasn’t stressed about yesterday and he only did it once towards the end which ended quickly.

Bonding is still going well! Fewer tiffs each day! 🙂

DanaNM: Bonnie is ADORABLE!!!!!!!!!

TalesofTybalt: I wish Tybalt a speedy recovery, he is still as adorable as ever! <3

Mine is @vildebun

Agree with Louie, waiting until your girl is spayed and then getting an altered castrated bun is for sure the simplest way to do things. But I also understand the urge to try to save a bun that might not be in a great situation. Bringing an unneutered bun around an unspayed or recently spayed female will likely result in a lot of poop and pee…[Read more]

Ok good just checking!

I’m in an apartment also, and I’ve done boxes two ways. San Francisco has city wide composting, right?

We used to have a plot at the community garden, so I would compost everything (I use pine pellet litter but I think all bunny safe litters are compostable). During that time, I used a litter box screen, and every 2 days I would dump all the hay…[Read more]

So we brought her home yesterday and she started eating within about 4 hours. She seemed normal this morning. She’s moving around, eating, and drinking, though she does keep trying to lick. But her droppings are a lot softer and there was one or two that seemed to have mucus on them. Is that normal or should I call the vet?

<p style=”text-align: left;”>My family and I live in a condo and my room as a finished basement, my bunny free roams there. Lots of people with smaller apartments opt to free roam because there’s not a lot of space and free roaming is easy in a small area. Every other day I dump his litter into an 8 gallon bag and toss it.</p>