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I was thinking perhaps you could ask your vet about supplementing Ben with N-acetylcystein. It is used for liver detox and to help improve liver function in humans with certain liver ailments, and it seems it can be given to rabbits with no ill effects. The liver is great at rejuvenating itself, but it obviously takes time. It could perhaps be …[Read more]

I would bond one to the group at a time since it’s not two and two yet. To me, that’s easier to monitor through to whole process.

I don’t think he’s having trouble getting in :/ I gave him a new litter box with a low side entry right when this all started and maybe he just didn’t get used to it? I feel like it’s a habit thing. Like when he was recovering from the surgery he didn’t move much and I kept his water and food super close to him. Today I’m trying a new thing where…[Read more]

That’s great! I’m glad to hear she is doing well!

Thank you for the update!

Thoughts: Could he be having trouble getting into the litter box? Maybe you could try cutting out the side so he can just “step” in. As for the Critical Care, some bunnies don’t like it. You could try something different. Sherwood makes a recovery food that others here on the forum have had luck with.

Hi, wanted to give an update.

Benjamin has lost a lot of weight the last two weeks so the vet and I came up with a new feeding plan. He’s getting a tablespoon of Oxbow Garden Select pellets each day and I will weigh him weekly. He’s getting benebac once a week too. The amount of pellets will increase by half a tablespoon if he isn’t maintaining…[Read more]

Hello everyone, Budja’s came home on Monday and has been doing really well. She’s on quite a few medicines, and on eye drops with an eye lubrication for superficial ulcers on each eye from when she was under for surgery. Her marsupialization hole has been healing very rapidly already, I flush it twice a day with saline water and pack it with a…[Read more]

Thank you! I will try that!

I’m sorry your rabbit nipped you, but rabbits sometimes do nip – not just if they’re scared. They can nip for attention or if they think you’re in their way etc. It’s obv good not to encourage it, ie if a bun nips to get a treat, dont give a treat.

There’s nothing you have to do if she didnt break the skin. If she had broken the skin you just…[Read more]

Some bunnies just like to dig and if they find something that will come up when they dig at it, then they will just continue to dig there. I think the concept here would be the same as if your bunny was digging at regular carpeting, so my suggestion would be to put something heavy over the dig spot. I’ve found that large ceramic tiles work well.