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you can hide food in toilet rolls and play with them more

(I don’t own a rabbit Im just typing what i have learnt)

putting hay into toilet roll tubes and getting willow sticks and tying them are good toys

(I don’t have a rabbit I’m just typing what I have learnt)

Thankyou so much everyone I have been looking at care fresh paper pellets is this brand good?

Yes they are!  I love them so much, and so happy to finally make Elmer happier. They had a first partial cuddle tonight 😍 they like to lay in the hay tray.

I imagine the results won’t be very speedy considering everything else that going on in the world right now. Hopefully you will get them back soon. Thank you for the update on Hunny. It sounds like she’s still hanging in there!

what cuties!

It all comes down to the bunny’s preference, right now I’m trying a new type of bedding every few weeks to see what is the most effective. Last month I used Carefresh, and this month I’m trying paper pellets. Next month I hope to try pine pellets as they seem much cheaper.

maybe try a larger litter box? My rabbits foster owner complained of him going outside the box, but I’ve never had that problem with his large cat sized litter box. He does leave stray poops around though, gotta secure that litter training.

So cute! bunnies are more sneaky than we give them credit for!

Louie! 😯 😆 I’ve had to bribe my bun’s with some treats when they went into little corners, too, lol. 🙂 OB had an adventure a few days ago, she climbed up the couch and sat on the counter. She then ran down and a few moments later came back up. Smokey and Silver were pretty disinterested in it though. So it was OB’s private little island 😆

Awwwww cuties!

What’s the rest of her diet like?

So many cute buns!! (I’d try and call them all out but I’d be here for a bit 😀 )

love the siamese nose marking, such a cutey!

i hope so too! I’m thinking of buying a tablecloth/shower curtain of some sort to put over my bed when I’m gone so if he does pee or leave droppings, it doesn’t get into my sheets and such, hopefully I can train him out of this behavior.

I adopted my bun at 5 months and he was already neutered, its different for every bunny. If you’re looking for a rabbit savvy vet, I would definitely check out your local rabbit rescue or shelter!

I know teenage behavior doesn’t always allow for it, but ideally, you want to hold off on neutering until they’re done growing, as teenage hormones play a big part in proper skeletal development (especially important for heavy breeds like Flemmies). Giant breeds keep growing until about 9-12 months of age, sometimes longer.