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White rabbit, white rabbit, white rabbit! (A thing to say for luck the first of every month!)

We had lovely weather here today, after 24 hours of pouring rain. The buns are molting like there’s no tomorrow! Here’s a picture of the normally v beautiful Snöa:

I had a mold incident with the hay I recently bought from a local farmer, so I had to…[Read more]

True, I’ll try it tonight. Thank you both for the help!

Considering he is actively squinting that eye, I would have this properly assessed by a vet. They often need to use specialized scopes and a dying agent to examine an eye. It’s possible there is an internal injury going on, as rabbits who are blind do not necessarily squint their eye lids at all– they just keep the eye open and you see the very…[Read more]

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Great! 🙂

Thanks.  I was able to post to the diet and care section just now.

Hay can be difficult for some rabbits. How fresh is the hay? Is it soft or rough? You could try something different, like Orchard. It tends to be softer and a little sweeter tasting, so a lot of bunnies like it.

How long have you been trying to feed them veggies? It’s important to introduce things one at a time so you can make sure something…[Read more]

Thats what I was doubting, if he just doesn’t care about the stick. He doesn’t seem to bump into things. I think he also just can tell by scent and sound. I also walk pretty loudly. So I think he can tell. I’ll see of I can take a picture of his eye and link it in a following reply

I like Dana’s suggestion. And honestly, if they start tugging on something you’re sitting on, you’ll notice.

It can be hard to tell sometimes with rabbits. You can act like you’re going to stick your finger in their eye and they don’t flinch. Does he bump into things or seem lost at times? One thing I noticed with my bunny who had cataracts is he would think my shadow was me sometimes.

Sorry for the delayed response. I checked, and it doesn’t seem like cataracts. His eye has gone back to normal, with no squinting. He doesn’t seem to react when I wave a stick around that specific eye, but he will with the other eye. I’ve tested it a few times with similar results. Would that be a signaler that he may be visually impaired or blind…[Read more]

I’ve been sitting with my back against the nightstand (there’s not enough room for me to dit with my back against the wall) and I’ll sit all 3 ways; legs crossed, stretched out and on my knees.

Those sound great and I’m not confident that I could since I’ve been watching TV while hanging put with them and that can be distracting however they’ve been leaving their fleece blankets alone lately but I just didn’t want to risk it.

You could try sitting on either a yoga block, a rolled up blanket/towel, or they sell special bolster meant for meditation. Adding something under your bum makes it a lot more comfortable to sit cross legged for longer. If you are sitting right htere with them I think you would be able to prevent chewing?