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Your male has started puberty. As Hazel says, litterbox habits generally improva a lot after neutering.

To avoid unwanted pregnancy, your buns shouldn’t have exercise time together from now on, and during exercise time, keep in mind that buns can mate through cage bars.

Yes i am going to get them both neutered and spayed at the same time, let them recover then bond, they see eachother everyday, they have seperate play times and always go have a nosey at one another, hops(buck) gets quite restless when he sees fluffy and really wants to get out he knocks on the door lol. Last weekend my  4 year old opened both…[Read more]

Yes, litter habits should improve greatly after the neuter. 🙂  Are you planning to bond them at some point?

It’s not allowing me to attach the photo apparently of his drinking bowl apparently.

@DanaNM this is Percy’s bowl, at times it does look like he does dip his chin all the way in so I did question if the bowl was just not his type. But I will be definitely going to the vet, already set up an appointment (for his neuter) I’m just on a waiting list, but I will be mentioning the situation, cause I am very concerned, he seems to be…[Read more]

I can’t stress enough what the others have said about observing him closely while he’s out at different times and for different lengths of time. My bun has never had anything but the complete run of the house, and he’s never gotten into any real mischief (I think he’s just lazy that way), but there are definitely times when he’s way more active an…[Read more]

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Thanks for all the help! I will get her spayed once she’s old enough. I added some hay in the litter box today and I’ll continue placing the poop in the litter box and hopefully she will understand that’s where she has to go! Once she hits puberty, I’ll figure it out all over again 😂

Thanks for all the advice, everyone! I don’t want him to be suspicious of me trying to grab him, I just want to be able to pick him up without a struggle for things like nail clippings. I’m slowly letting him warm up to my holding him, by petting him on his tummy and near where I would be picking him up, just without lifting him off the ground.…[Read more]

Neither our regular vet nor the specialist saw spurs on her teeth. We will see what the vet says in the morning. Keeping my fingers crossed I can bring my girl home tomorrow and get her back to normal as soon as possible.

I agree with Wick. This probably has nothing to do with you (“personally”) or the fact she is deaf. Sensing an unfamiliar rabbit is enough to put a bunny of edge. In fact, there have even been stories of a bonded pair suddenly fighting because a new bunny was brought home.

I agree with Dana. Nothing wrong with waiting a little longer.

From the picture, it does almost look like water and “hay dust”. I know a lot of people don’t like water bottles because bunnies tend to drink less when they have them. But… you might try one to see if his chin is still wet.

Oh absolutely! You shouldn’t pick your bunny up all the time, especially not for the sake of picking them up to cuddle them or whatever. I don’t know any bunny that likes to be picked up. Some can come to tolerate it though. If they do, it makes it so much easier to hold them when it’s necessary. Doesn’t mean you won’t get foot flicks afterward…[Read more]