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Hi DanaNM!

I will have to keep an eye out on whether or not her tail is up, but her ears are often pinned back. This has been pretty constant; however, I got them spayed very shortly after I adopted them so I am not sure if this was happening before they were spayed or not.

Thank you, Louie is only about three pounds, and may reach up to six, (he’s a Havana). I’ll keep him on younger food for a bit longer, and will probably start transitioning to adult food in a few months.

Hmm, I would actually recommend looking at Petfinder at shelters near your hometown if you’re ok getting your hopes up a bit. I looked at many rabbits near me even before my parents allowed me to look into adopting one. If you find one that catches your eye, you could look into that shelter and see what their policies and adoption procedures are.…[Read more]

Aww! Little snoots!

Longhairmike – Who are you calling obsolete? 😯

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Seriously though, I think some people still prefer the forum format. There’s just something special about this place. It does feel like home. 🙂

MimzMum – OMG, tell me about it! There is so much catching up to do. I’m so glad to see so many members returning.

Yep, I’ve never had to use anything higher than one of those tension baby gates. I can easily step over it. Some bunnies just aren’t that motivated. And if they aren’t motivated, they aren’t going to bother.

It depends on the breed too. Obviously, a small bunny is going to stop growing at a younger age and can be transitioned to adult food sooner. A giant breed, on the other hand, will stop growing at a relatively older age. The young rabbit pellets are formulated for growth. Does it hurt to transition them sooner rather than later? Not really. I…[Read more]

How old is he? And how long has he been neutered? Sorry, I must have missed your other thread.

aww! I wish I could convince my parents as easily as that! see are actually near a bunch of shelters right now because we are visiting family. I haven’t talked to them about it yet…😬

My mom is an animal lover, but after years of begging for pets she never gave in. I was at the pet store with her buying fish supplies, (we have an aquarium), and I noticed the bunnies. I never gave any thought to it, but during quarantine I stumbled upon several videos and fell in LOVE with rabbits. I did extensive research and looked into…[Read more]

Yup, I say Nethie mix as well. Super cute bun. 🙂

Do you know if the gum had aspertame in it? Used to sweeten a lot of gums and is toxic to bunnies. Whether it’s a problem would really depend on how much he ate.

Nice to “hear” from ya!!!! Your new dog is beautiful!!!!! She shimmers!

Sorry about the loss of Haven and your tortoise. 🙁

I think BB was still up when I added another bunny to the family, but in case you hadn’t seen, this is my Tommy. Unknown age. Shelter labelled him “aggressive” but he’s a complete teddy bear. He is living downstairs because…[Read more]

Ugh. So on the topic of feed, if it’s all over a year old now then great but what about later this summer? The disease will definitely spread more and more and it never occurred to me that the hay could be infected, so what do we do if and when this becomes endemic? Maybe an American company will begin making vaccines? How the vaccine itself is…[Read more]

You can start him on adult food now, but if you stillnhave more junior pellets left,  they’re fine until hes around 7 months. It’s very good that he’s on timothy hay now, it can be difficult to wean a rabbit on to grass hay, if it’s been on alfalfa hay.

There are adult pellets that contain alfalfa, but the total protein and calcium levels in…[Read more]