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I wonder if a neutered male can be bonded with an unspayed female. If I eventually find a rabbit savvy fair priced vet to neuter my male bunny I could eventually bond him with the two does. Just a thought.

One of my bunnies always looks up at me before doing something she knows is not allowed like like  for example chewing the living room door or chasing the other bunny who gets scared of her when she does that. She will look up at me before that and as soon as I get up she stops. Shes learning slowly lol.

i agree with danaNM! let the rabbit come to you instead of you coming to them!

my bunny hates being on the floor without the mat. however, she got so excited about the pellets today that she hopped over to us (1 meter away from her mat). it took her awhile to realise she was on the floor before she ran back to the mat. i am not sure why she is always scared to be on the floor but it is hilarious to see how her brain takes a…[Read more]

That’s a good idea! I’m getting rid of the pen soon and giving Jumping Jack free range of my room, and won’t have panels, would I be able to mount this elsewhere?

There are stereotypes… but rabbits are individuals. So no, I don’t think breed stereotypes contribute to whether or not a rabbit does well in a house setting. Rabbits, in general, do very well inside. They are certainly happier and live longer, anyway. I think the problem is that people underestimate and/or misunderstand bunny instincts. Bunnies…[Read more]

Once it is dry, it shouldn’t be a cause for concern. Just use caution while your other animals still have wet spots since it does take some time for frontline to dry.

We don’t know if your bunny actually has fur mites or if the problem could be something else. As Wick said, we can only go by your description. In theory, there would be no harm in treating with Ivermectin to see if that solves the problem. After all, Ivermectin is relatively safe. HOWEVER, it is only safe if you get the correct dosage. There is a…[Read more]

They haven’t been away from each other much, how would you re-bond them? Since they are perfectly fine with each other majority of the time and lie next to each other and groom each other?

Ultimately, no one (including yourself) are vets here, so providing accurate diagnosis and instructions on treatment for a rabbit based on your text description is very tricky (and irresponsible) territory. If your rabbit’s mites are that bad, I would make the trip to the rabbit-savvy vet– most likely there are other things that your rabbit needs…[Read more]