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What is the height of the lip to get into the litterbox? Some rabbits aren’t willing to jump far, haha.

Aww, Louie’s gotten so big!! Bless that beautiful chocolate boy 🙂

Tybalt can jump way higher than I had anticipated – I put xpen panels around my bed (he can jump on but is way too scared to get off 🙄 ) but when I left the room for 5 mins he managed to somehow jump over them and then hop onto my dresser and when I came back he was sat there…[Read more]

How old is your bun? If she’s young It’s possible it’s hormonal, in which case it should improved within a month or two of being spayed.

I think in the UK it’s maybe cheaper to get wood/pine pellets? You can buy them in bulk even in pet stores (advertised for cats but can use for rabbits) – they work really great.

She’s going as strong as she can and actually is gaining some weight back! She was only down 1/10 of a pound at her lightest, but it makes me happy! The only thing I worry about aside from the obvious is her hydration level…She hasn’t been being as much the past few days…

Nvm, false alarm he is DEFINITELY a boy… I won’t be surprised if it changes again by the time I pick him up from the vets!

What an emotional rollercoaster today has been 🙂

She honestly looks fine to me. It does sound like she’s acting like a healthy rabbit also?

Hpw old is she?  If she is still under a year old, it could be just the lean look that younger rabbits have.

Otherwise, just her breed mix. I love her colour pattern!

I know that pinworms aren’t related to EC I just wondered if the 28 day dosage was correct for pinworms. I did think it was a little excessive. 🙂

I have picked up the panacur but there apparently wasn’t a vet available to speak too. I phoned the vet this morning but they just said to administer for 9 days again. But that would be a preventive…[Read more]

The rabbit grimace scale is difficult to interpret, especially so if you dont have some sort of baseline.

(For other readers: The rabbit grimace scale is used to asses pain/discomfort/distress in rabbits. Here is a picture of cheek flattening:

It is very difficult to say if your bun has cheek flattening without knowing if there is a change from…[Read more]

Fresno’s been well, though I think he still has ear mites because he’s been shaking his head and scratching in his ears despite the two doses of ivermectin he’s had, and for some reason my vet is reluctant to prescribe me Revolution. Also, over the past week or so he’s been having these major freakout episodes over seemingly nothing. I’ll walk…[Read more]

Like DanaNM says, it helps to know what the rest of your bunnies diet is like.

Not all hay is equal, and rabbits definitely have preference; there are different types of hay (timothy, oat, meadow, rye etc..these actually even have different nutritional compositions so it does make a difference what you feed-some hays help rabbits gain weight ).…[Read more]

Ah thank you that is so so helpful!

I haven’t seen the fibafirst sticks and they look great – I don’t mind they’re expensive a) I love him and b) dental will be more expensive 😂. He does indeed mainline his biscuits so they’re popped in a cat treat ball to make him work for them a little bit!

The breakdowns are really helpful too, thank you, I’…[Read more]

Gender reveal update: My lil Tybalt is a girl!! 🙂

I dont have experience with elder buns so take my suggestions with a grain of salt!

I do have a wooly skinny bun that I used fibafirst sticks with. They are a complete “pellet” but ideal for encouraging gnawing the longer fibres in its composition need to be actively chewed, promoting dental health over pellets which can usually just be scoffed.…[Read more]

you should try a larger litter box may be another kind of litter have you tried putting her poo in the litter box