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With spaying I think I personally would probably wait? You wouldn’t even need to rush to spay right at 6 months, so could spend a bit of time letting her get settled in and finding a good vet etc?

I guess the exception to that would be if you absolutely love your current vet and trust them 100%… But LA has an abundance of exotics vets so I…[Read more]

OB is back to being a false mama. Glad to hear they won’t forget about each other, though. Will these false pregnancies continue going on and off after they are spayed? If they rotate cages, I’m worried OB would get more stressed, so, I’m thinking of leaving them all in their original cages. Although, since OB is the timid one, I have towels on…[Read more]

I’m so sorry for your loss. 🙁

((((Binky free little Yumi)))) <3

hmmm, what is his bowl like? Is it deep? I wonder if he is having to dip his chin in to drink? Maybe a wider shallower bowl might help. Could def be drooling from dental issues though so having the vet check him out is a good idea.

I tend to only hold when necessary, rather than trying to “get them used to it”, but I do think it’s important to be able to pick up your rabbit and hold them safely, whether that be training them to go into a carrier, or being able to pick them up yourself.

I’ve found that by only picking up when necessary, they don’t anticipate you picking them…[Read more]

They aren’t truly bonded now, so don’t worry too much about them “losing” their bond. But if they remain within sight and smell of each other they won’t forget about each other.

The pee pad on the couch might work, but a hard surface that you can de-odorize with vinegar would be better, as the couch probably smells like your home.

I think you are doing things right. It’s difficult to properly litterbox train an unspayed rabbit, once she hits puberty she’s likely to start pee- and poop marking. But it’s still good to try to install good litterbox ha it’s in her while she’s still  very young.

You can place both her pellets bowl and some hay in her litter box. Bunnies often…[Read more]

I’m confused too… molars/back teeth/cheek teeth are all the same I thought.

Anyway, I’m glad you got her to eat some food, that’s great! She’s so lucky to have you there to take care of her. 🙂

LOL, you know our struggle too! Some days it looks like he’s over it but once we let our guard down, he’s back it. lol We’re looking into clicker training, but we’re not sure how to make it work in this situation.

I’m so sorry you lost your Yumi. It sounds like she was very dearly loved.

Binky free, Yumi .

Is she spayed? Spaying female rabbits not only makes litter training much easier but also prevents uterine cancer in female rabbits. If she is unspayed, peeing out of the litter box usually occurs because of territorial marking, she could be marking her territory on you. I wouldn’t recommend putting pellets in her litter box. Another step you can…[Read more]

I just waved my hand at him above his head. Maybe he thought i had a treat 🤫

scary eyes can sometimes produce food, says Oscar 😋

I’m astonished by how easily it goes from autumn temps at night to crazy hot summer during the day (hence all the storms here)

UPDATE: I just spent three hours with Hunny. She is still clicking, but we snuggled. She last pooped around three hours ago, she took a few sips of water from her dish, and took a couple hesitant nibbles of her greens (though I don’t think she actually ate any of them).

Hunny had a bit of Critical Care (again, we are calling the specialist in the…[Read more]