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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.

Thanks for your interest in the BB litter screens! They definitely do wonders in keeping an inherently messy area a bit more neatly kept.

Based on the dimensions, nothing is an exact fit, but you could either do the a custom sized one:…[Read more]

Thank you so much! I will check those out ASAP. I really appreciate your reply!

My primary suggestion is actually CC feedings. Unlike adding more pellets or treats, CC is nutritionally balanced, so it’s supplement into a daily diet is less likely to disrupt GI and may just lead to some excess cecals at times.

I’ve done supplemental CC feedings for two of my rabbits due to different reasons, and it did well for both without…[Read more]

I wonder if another pellet brand could help? Often buns are sensitive to a specific ingredient rather than pellets as a whole. You can also find pure timothy pellets that are meant for horses that might work. Oat hay could also be good for him and less likely to cause issues than straight oats. You also might ask the vet if you could try some…[Read more]

I had good luck with a beard trimmer. Definitely quieter than a pair of pet clippers! Bunny fur is fine, so you don’t need anything heavy duty to cut through it. I like Dana’s idea of using something super absorbent and then putting something soft on top.