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Yes, his eyes look normal, I think the reason he’s flinching and not reacting to some nearby thing is because he’s younger and a little skittish. Thanks for the help!

I agree that there might be a tiny bit of lop in her. Good luck with the application! 🙂

Welcome! 🙂

Are your bunnies spayed/neutered? How big is their litterbox? Rabbits like to go while they eat, so placing their hay in or above the litterbox can help a lot.

Hey! Your rabbits are adorable! The way that they are lying by each other is great! It means they are fairly comfortable with each other, as there are no fighting, which is always a great sign! I think you should have them spend a night maybe together, preferably indoors so you can monitor them overnight, and make sure they don’t fight/you are t…[Read more]

Thank you guys so much!! I put in my application to adopt her! Fingers crossed 🤞🏻

Is Louie running into things when hes out exercising? Seeing that he’s a young rabbit, he should have quite a bit of energy and do zoomies/the bunny 500s and binkies.

All rabbits have a blind spot right in front of their nose, where they cant see anything at all due to the placement of their eyes. They have an exceptionally wide field of vision…[Read more]

Sounds like a success so far. 🙂

Mosby is also very good at getting into something and by the time I walk in the room he just sits there looking at me like “What is it mom…?” Those cats… 😆

I second what Dana said, the bonding template would help a lot.

I’m sorry you’re still dealing with this. I don’t know if this will be helpful at all, but one of my rabbits had flaking/baldness starting around his ears. He was (mis)diagnosed with ringworm at first and prescribed an antifungal cream. In the end a different vet diagnosed him with mites and gave oral Ivermectin a couple of times, which cleared it…[Read more]

Welcome, and congrats on your new bunny!

She only needs one source of Alfalfa, I prefer to feed Alfalfa pellets with Timothy hay as they will take switching pellets easier than switching hay when it’s time to put them on an adult diet. Young rabbits are supposed to get “unlimited” pellets, but if their food bowl is empty a few hours per day…[Read more]

Agree with LBJ and Bam. Every rabbit will nip (for various reasons), it’s their main way of communicating, they aren’t very verbal. Are you housing them together at this point? Since you don’t know how old they are you should keep them separated until they have been fixed. One of them could end up being a boy as they are very hard to sex…[Read more]

I’m so sorry, Sonn 💔