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OK cool, good to know!  Thanks so much for sharing this.  (We haven’t noticed any sedative or other side effects for Teddy, thankfully.)

How is Bun doing?

I also am curious about where, as the grease may be a consequence of something else going on potentially, such as inability to groom, not keeping up with grooming, etc..

Yes, a litter screen has been a lifesaver!

They will likely be fine. Unless they inhaled a bunch of smoke (harder to do when you’re close to the floor), then it probably didn’t affect them too much if you aired things our right away.

Hmm… could the humidity by higher?

Cooper was OBSESSED with the shoe rack in our old place! I had to block it with NIC cubes because he was nibbling all of our shoes!

I agree it sounds like a rebellious teenage bun combined with some spring fever! Hopefully he calms down in some time!

That’s great he’s doing well! I asked my vet about it (who has been very good so far and gave the expected higher amount of metacam) and this is what she replied:

“Tramadol usage in rabbits is still very anecdotal with no formal research on dosing. The Veterinary Information Network formulary does list 10 mg/kg every 12-24 hours for dosage.
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As much as I would too, the forum rules are that you can only post baby pics if you are keeping the babies, so unfortunately I don’t know if this would qualify since it’s a foster situation!

For really big trays a large cat litter pan works great, or I like using dish-bussing trays! The bonus is they are really heavy so if you have a bun that tosses their litter box around it helps with that. Under-bed bins and boot trays can also be good to use.

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What part of her fur? Could she have gotten into something? Did you inspect the skin under the greasy looking areas?

That’s true Bam. I think you call it March Madness. We always called it Spring Fever. Lots of animals feel it. The increasing daylight energizes them. When I was growing up, we had a cat that would go through this even though she was spayed.

One of my neutered buns got hormonal in Jan-Feb. It lasted a few weeks, then it subsided. The days are getting longer now in the Northern hemisphere, and amount of light greatly influences the release of  several hormones.

I’m hoping it’s just a phase lol. I love him very dearly but he’s acting like a rebellious toddler.

Hope to see pics of the babies!

I have to use a hooded litter tray as mine like to dig around. She can go in the door shuts and she can make all the mess she wants

There’s not a lot more you can do except air out the kitchen. They will probably be fine. I dont think rushing them to the vet as a precaution would be so good, vet trips are stressful for rabbits.

Obviously keep a close eye.