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Some bunnies are better about the litter box than others, especially with bonded pairs. It could be a variety of things and/or a combination. Does Oliver hog the litter box? Perhaps Lola chooses to pee elsewhere because he is controlling the litter box. I had that problem with a bonded pair (two boys). One would pee in another area because he was…[Read more]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>Hi!</p>
I have sent an alert about this to our Admin! I hope the picture can be retrieved.

Even though time passes on, the little ones we have loved still remain close to our hearts <3

I believe you may be able to find it under “photos” in your profile/account settings. Or perhaps the site administrator can retrieve it for you, I’m not sure. One of the mods may know more about that. I hope you are able to get it somehow. 🙂

adorable!!!

I am just going to keep a towel around so if he wants to be on me then we use the towel or pee pad.  Cold here also still snowing. lol

I can see your photos on your profile. 🙂 Omg, such cute buns! You have all sorts of colors! I love the one in the little bed. It reminds me of our cats – if I fits, I sits.

I see your photos too! So cute!

I did see the two images you added to your profile.. they’re very cute!

As LBJ mentioned, the team is working on resolving the media issue. Thank you for your patience!

BB is aware of the bug and is working on it.

I shall check

As long as the exposed skin is healthy (no flakes, not irritated…), bare skin resulting from shedding can be normal. Typically, the new set of fur grows in before the current coat releases, but not always.

Our bunny Arthas has bald spots during his first big shed. It was along his back/spine. His fur was just coming loose in globs. But, it quickly had little baby furs coming in and filled back in with no problem. 🙂

A lot of our buns get molt lines as well, little lines in their fur that move along with the progression of the shedding. I call them…[Read more]