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I love lint rollers! I should take out stock in them because they are my new favorite grooming tool. lol

I think they work really well on rex fur. A member posted about them a while back: https://binkybunny.com/forums/topic/molting-made-easy-for-fine-fur-lint-roller/

There is also this grooming tool called the kong groom zoom that has really…[Read more]

@louiethebunny Aww that’s so cute! Trixie would never do that. She also has not perfect litter habits and shes already over a year old! I don’t mind though and its not out of hand or anything just a few stray poops and every once in awhile an accident.

It is probably due to stress and the bond being upset. Illness can also cause a loss of box habits. Having any sort of bedding outside of the litter box can also confuse things. What type of flooring is under the shavings? Also FYI pine shavings should not be used with rabbits due to the aromatics in pine. (compressed pine pellets are safe…[Read more]

@louiethebunny I’ll post pics when she’s playing with it.(After i make it 🙂  )

Oh what a good idea I am going to make one right now! Anyone else I still need ideas!!

diy hay feeders are my favorite! I use boxes, I sew them, I use paper bags! my bun loves eating hay this way and it’s enrichment as well.

Thanks everyone. That makes me feel better. I was just feeling so down about it but I appreciate everyone’s suggestions and in put. She really seems to like attention and hanging out so we will just leave it at that until she shows me signs she wants some lovin lol my old bun was so loving. He warmed pretty quick and was super affectionate. He w…[Read more]

Thank you so much guys!!!

There should always be hay in litter boxes, or else the likelihood of a rabbit willing to go there dives down drastically! My living room has 4 litterboxes in total, and it’s not very large. That being said, they cover the “hot spot” areas, or near them, so they are against a wall and not really in the way of everything. While it increases time…[Read more]

O, I forgot to say…yes they are both neutered. I got them from a rescue when they were 6 months old and neutered X

Thank you so much DanaNM. Thats really reassuring. I was getting worried that Lily was getting stressed because she was separated from him and getting myself all confused about what to do. I’ll keep her in the part of the aviary she feels comfortable in just now then. Can I just ask another question……since all this happened she has just been p…[Read more]

the patterning on her ears are so unique!!! she’s his long lost, twice removed, second cousin!

THANK YOU!!! He’ll be happy to hear that, heheh

If she’s fighting the CC feedings I guess she’s just not very hungry, which is good. It means she’s eating a decent amount on her own and she’s keeping her weight up as well. 🙂  I hope you get some news about the blood test soon.

An illness in one rabbit can sometimes upset the bond. Maybe she was starting to get sick and he picked up on that before you did?  I’m assuming both are castrated (spayed/neutered)?

For now it would be best to keep them separate but as neighbors until Lily is 100% back to normal. If they are neighbors Lily will be comforted by his presence but…[Read more]