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just thought I’d update this in case someone with a similar experience happens upon this post while googling;

Wolf continues to thrive. Still has that stubborn URI (on his second round of antibiotics now, definitely gonna need a third and possible change but we’ll see) but in terms of his hind limb weakness, you’d never think that just under…[Read more]

They wont forget about you, but you can expect quite a bit of “the dreaded bunny butt” when you return. Since their brains now have had ample time to form a strong association between you and good things like food, treats and cuddles, forgetting about you would not be functional from a survival p o v.  They will soon recognize your scent and…[Read more]

Girl rabbits are prone to uterine cancer, so it’s very wise to have them spayed. Any surgical procedure for a bun +5 years is riskier than it is a young rabbit, but rabbit savvy vets know this and have special protocols for it.

Boy buns can get testicular cancer, but it’s a lot less common than uterine cancer in does. For bonding purposes,…[Read more]

hi! My bunny chokes a lot of times due to her dental issues, so I hope my experience can help 😆

When my bunny chokes, she opens her mouth instead cause she can’t breathe through her nose. Also, choking tends to last over a longer period of time, if your bunny is sneezing, I don’t think that he or she will keep sneezing over a longer period of…[Read more]

Hi! Definitely get it spayed as soon as possible. I wouldn’t really worry about “how old is too old”. The main concern should be reducing the chances of it getting cancer asap.

Hi! I wouldn’t really about “how old is too old”. The main point should be getting it spayed or neutered asap to reduce the chances of cancer!

I hope this works this time. So sorry for the late reply. I was watching something on TV and there was plates/silverware clinking against each other and it wasn’t too loud. And Bramble thumped. I haven’t had an issue with him thumping before and I still question his hearing. But I guess if he heard that then is hearing should be fine right?

Many good brands.  Just avoid ones with fillers (corn, wheat, soy, etc.). And the types with all the “goodies”.

Also, it’s surprising how many pet foods contain sugar…why?  Obviously those aren’t good at all.

 I did a second session with the boys today, and had the barrier again. We stayed about 2.5 hours and was pretty uneventful. Maxwell did seem nervous, and they only sniffed noses once through the gate and there was no aggression.

It’s been about an hour and they are laying next to each other (against fence) back in their regular spaces! I’m…[Read more]

Yes, the flooring is going to be what she is familiar with and, therefore, what makes her feel secure. For fun, could you make a trail of mat pieces that leads out of the pen and over to you? She might be more willing to explore if the flooring feels the same.

I agree that she looks happy. As bunnies grow older, we have to make adjustments. We…[Read more]

Flooring is definitely key for rabbits who cannot see so they can feel secure. Keeping the floor somewhat clear and having things consistent can also be important. As Bam asked, what has been bothering you specifically?