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Yeah that would probably work, unfortunately I can’t hook up the hose in the backyard, I’d have to run it from the side of the house across the driveway and into the yard. 😐  I thought about trying one of those ultrasonic repellers.

What did the neurologist say?

I agree that if he’s showing unusual behavior she could be in pain and a vet visit might be in order. Is she spayed?

Firstly, if neither of them are not fixed, they should not be allowed to interact. Female rabbits can become pregnant as soon as 12 weeks old, and there’s probably some variation to that,  so to ensure you do not have a litter on your hands, they need to be separated. There needs to be a gap between them as well, as rabbits have been known to…[Read more]

@amyef2000 covered it well, you need to keep them separated until spay and neuter.  Babies (which they are both definitely babies) do get along but do not truly bond, and the fact that you are seeing some mounting means that hormones are coming in. Both to avoid accidental pregnancies and injuries to your young Mochi.

Keeping them as neighbors…[Read more]

Firstly, I want to mention that wild cottontails may operate under very different mechanisms because of their genetic differences from domesticated rabbits. My post is based in domesticated rabbits,  since I have no experience with cottontails, so I’m unsure of their validity.

In domestic rabbits, the development of hormones can erase what is…[Read more]

That could have been it? Or if they aren’t used to your mum, maybe her smell set them off? Newer bonds can be more sensitive to small changes.

It’s good they have been back to normal so far. I would keep monitoring for another couple days and if they are still affectionate with no scuffling they are prob back to normal.

Baby rabbits do not truly bond, so once hormones come into the picture it commonly causes fights to break out. In your case, you did the right thing by getting them castrated, but there is also a change in hormones with the spay/neuter, so the rabbits smells change. Females can also have a post-spay craze, with hormonal fluctuations for several…[Read more]

A 24 hour update:

I should have mentioned I did check them for injuries straight after but couldn’t see anything amiss. We have been keeping a close eye on them and so far absolutely no signs of aggression – they’ve appeared back to their normal affectionate selves and Nutmeg hasn’t made the strange noise again.

I’ve been wracking my brain a…[Read more]

If he’s trying to mount her I’d keep them separated at least until after his neuter, if not also until after her spay. Once each has been neutered/spayed they will also require some time for any remaining hormones to settle down. They won’t have formed a proper bond yet, just a ‘baby bond’ which would likely break down as each hits puberty a…[Read more]

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Now when you return to the forum and use Add Media, the file should also be in the Media Library.  You can delete if from the Profile Photo page if you wish, the file can still be…[Read more]

Advantage II is OTC in most places. Essential oils should never be used undiluted on the skin of anybody, not humans, dogs or rabbits, because it can cause real skin irritation. I cant find any scientific evidence for any effect of CBD on exo-parasites such as fleas (it seems it may have some effects on internal parasites). It would probably be…[Read more]

Don’t we all have bunny fever? LOL

Aww, I’m sorry you can’t get a friend for Joey right now. It sounds like she would really like one. The shelter won’t let you foster to adopt? There would be less financial responsibility that way… at least until the adopt was official.

Maybe you should have named him Bambi? LOL

His fur does look a bit rough, but the overall texture does look better. Has he allowed you to brush him yet?

so cute im happy you and Fresno enjoyed them

Omg you’re right lol! The grayish-brown part is the hooves! Poor lil dude 🤣

my bunny (pepper) is EXTREMELY calm and when I read this it was basically everything that pepper does. I have only had her for 3 days and she is only 2 weeks old but she seems SO familiar with me. She also does the nibbling thing where as our other bunny bites hard.