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That sounds like good progress!

In my experience when things improve after 24 hours marathoning you are on the right track. 🙂

Sounds like they are doing great!

Gotcha. Yes hopefully a slow and steady approach of building trust and just giving them more time together will help them get there!

If Moaxie doesn’t mind the humping, then it’s fine! It will likely subside over time as well. Is the nipping associated with the mounting? Bunnies will often nip before they mount. As long as it’s not hard (no fur being pulled) and Moaxie isn’t bothered by it, it’s another thing to just monitor. Bunnies do nip lightly to communicate.

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Glad she went in for a trim! The loud clicking you hear is a symptom of pain (a different type of tooth grinding). Once her teeth are done just keep offering her lots of wet fresh greens to keep her hydrated and keep things moving, and give critical care if she’s not eating on her own! Dental and GI problems often go hand in hand (there is a…[Read more]

And I hadn’t seen Bam’s 😂

{{{Hunny}}}

Good luck!

i hope this helps and she’s back to eating normally soon.

I agree @wilburbunny, my dad was worried it was just a “project” I wanted because we are on lockdown. For my mom, I showed her lots of bunnies every day and she slowly fell in love, and even though she says she doesn’t want to take care of my Louie, every day she comes downstairs to visit and play with him.

The fur is thinning specially in the back. He doesn’t have bald patches, but the hair does not seem to be growing back at all.

I asked the technician who did the ultrasound and he said it is difficult to check the testicles, I might ask the veterinarian on our next appointment about that.

I will definitely mention about Addison’s and Cushings,…[Read more]

Good morning! When I went to check in on OB her cage is a mess, but she looks happy and is gathering materials for her ‘nest’ do I clean her cage? Or would that stress her out?

Thank you!

Here is a links to info about Addison’s and Cushings in pets. Both conditions are due to malfunctioning of the adrenal glands:

https://cedarcrestvets.com/topics/diagnosis/adrenal-disease/

Don’t wait until you find another bun you really like because your parents will probably need more of a heads up. Unless your parents are very different then mine were, I would start get the idea in their heads. Plus, this will show your parents that you really have put in the time, effort and are really dedicated to getting this bun. You d…[Read more]

Sorry, I had not seen Q8Bunny’s post before I submitted my own.

Just a quick note first:  the subject of intentional breeding is not allowed for discussion on the forum. Please see our Forum Rules and guideline for more in this.

The humping behaviour will probably continue and the younger one could start doing it also as she matured. They might trigger some pseudo-pregnancy in each other aka false…[Read more]

Hi Koala,

Spaying is actually recommended not only to improve behaviours like mounting and litter habits, but because it greatly reduces the very high incidence of reproductive cancers in rabbits (especially in females).

Also, you may not be aware of this yet, but on this forum we do not condone breeding or discussions about intentional breeding…[Read more]

They won’t stop if you keep them intact. They may not even stop if they get de-sexed late, because by then it has become a habit. The intensity in the jumping can decrease with age, but they wont form a reliable bond.

Discussions about intentional breeding are prohibited by the forum’s rules, so I won’t go into that. If you are intent on keeping…[Read more]