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ok thank you Marie i can’t believe everybody so helpful here

As big as you can fit 🙂 the side linked above would be fine if they’re allowed to free roam, otherwise it would be really small.

Business is slow but I’m back to working a couple of days per week. I hate it though, it’s so hot. Oscar doesn’t seem to care one way or the other.

Ok thanks I’ll keep that in mind

yes thankyou pinkiemarie

I knew that it should be an ex-pen but what size for two adult medium rabbits

A cage like you normally see at a pet store is way too small for one rabbit, let alone two. They are very playful and active. They like to zoom around and jump straight up in the air, stretch out, etc. It’s also very important for then to run around because they excrete calcium through their urine (humans and dogs poop excess calcium so this is…[Read more]

So here’s what happened with my boys. Your mileage may vary. They had a love at first sight bond and it was beautiful! Then the younger of the two (he’s only about 6 months younger and the older was already neutered) got hormonal and mean. Lots of humping and ripped quite a bit of hair off his poor big brother. My vet was ok with neutering him at…[Read more]

they are so cute

I am so sorry for your loss

and I hope you bond them

thankyou Louie I don’t know if ill be able to free roam I might ask my parents if I can, but I think we’ll also have dogs

I’m in Australia right now I’ve been here for the last six years

Oh my gosh they are cuties!

I think you hit on a good strategy. Any session where they don’t fight is a good one. When she comes and buries her head under him, she might be asking for grooms (although a bit unconventionally), so those times are when you should pet pet pet them both to keep everyone calm.  I think continuing cage/litter box swaps…[Read more]

I found out the blue was a reaction from the dye in the paper in was using for liner. Glad to know he’s all healthy though.

Can you get a rug for your floor? Even if that isn’t the cause of the sore hocks most bunnies don’t really like walking on tile and she’ll probably be happier if she has a rug to hang out on.

@binkithecutebunny   Are you planning to get her spayed? Jerseygirl’s advice to OP applies to you as well. Unneutered/unspayed rabbits are prone to marking their territory and have much worse litter habits.

Spaying is also important to prevent reproductive cancers in females.

My bunnies get very dark gross colored pee, especially if they’ve eaten carrots but I’ve never seen blue! If he’s otherwise acting, eating and drinking normally then he’s probably fine, but keep an eye on his poops and make sure he keeps making them.

I would take out the blanket as well. Some buns will pee on anything soft.

The fur buster comb is more gentle than the furminator for sure, but it is still a metal comb so you do have to be gentle with it.

And yes memory foam can be really good for sore hocks, as can faux shearling. The other thing that contributes to sore hocks are when the back nails get too long so the rabbit’s weight is unevenly distributed.

Ditto Bam, and you can also try offering some fresh grass. Since you suspect a medical issue, it is important to keep up the bulk in her diet, so it would be OK to offer extra greens and even give some critical care to make sure her gut stays moving. You can try offering the critical care on a plate or from a spoon. My dental bun looooved his…[Read more]