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So cute! They’ll grow like weeds! From memory, when Bandit (profile pic) was 3 or 4 months of age, that was roughly half of his final adult weight. I must admit I do love the bigger bunnies.

Thank you so much for the response!

I’m a huge worry-wart when it comes to my buns, they just seem so tiny and fragile (though I will admit most of the time I’m more effected by things than they are 😛 ).

I’ll definitely be looking into getting them vaccinated, and thank you for letting me know it’s available in neighboring states. CT is…[Read more]

Awww, she’s gorgeous!

What a cutie!

Reminds me of that meme: “Dog sighing like it pays rent” XD

Happy birthday Walter and Boo!

hahahhaha!

That’s great! Keep us posted!

Oh my gosh, I’m so sorry you had that experience at the rescue, how awful!

The short answer is I think you are probably fine! I’m in Massachusetts and have been tracking things pretty carefully. The rule of thumb is that if it’s within 150 miles to assume it’s in your area, so you are still good on that front, and realistically it’s probably more…[Read more]

I hope he likes the Emeraid and I’ve glad he perked up a bit! Aside from my own experience, I’ve been hearing good reviews on it on facebook in the Elderbuns group as well as from friends from the rescue.

I’m sorry about your partner’s mom. 🙁 <3

You said suspected. Is the vet not sure? Do the symptoms return if he comes of the Baytril? I agree that 7 weeks is a long time. If the Baytril hasn’t resolved the issue, then it may be best to try another antibiotic. Or you may want to consider other possible causes like EC.

If she consistently pees in the same spot, then this could just be build up of several times worth. As the others said, bunnies excrete excess calcium in their urine. It isn’t uncommon to see calcium deposits left behind once the pee has dried. However, if there is no liquid coming out and it’s all pasty, then that would be a cause for concern.

She’s hoping he doesn’t fart!

Dig box, not dog box.😂

It is true that x-rays wont tell if there is arthritis/arthrosis pain. It’s well known that both humans and animals can be symptom free and yet have just terrible x-rays, whereas others can have bad pain but x-rays only show minimal degenerative changes.

If there is arthrosis pain, NSAIDs will help bring down the inflammation and pain, but it can…[Read more]

An emergency spay is your best course of action. Blood doesnt necessarily mean cancer, it can be due to endometrial aneurysms in an unspayed doe. The bleeding can lead to severe anemia. A spay will put an end to the problem.

I wanted to confirm if it was arthritis with an x-ray but the vet said it’s not always a reliable way to tell. Don’t know if she was just being lazy and didn’t feel like doing it or.