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I agree with LBJ. The abx does kill off some of the beneficial gut bacteria, and it takes a bit of time for the gut to get back into good working order. So you might notice some gurgling, possibly some gas discomfort, for a few weeks more, but as your buns appetite (esp for hay) stays good, things will righten themselves.

Yep, no reason to have the temptation there for predators if you don’t have to.

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Yes, it could be gas. You can try giving simethicone to see if it helps.

Could it just be somthing as small as gas or somthing more worrying?

This looks like a response to belly pain. She is pressing her belly to the floor. It looks different with different buns. Sometimes it looks like a failed pushup, sometimes it looks like a failed yoga pose.

I tend not to give my bunnies cardboard or paper because they literally eat it and I don’t think it would do any favors on there digestive system. I could be wrong but I’d rather play it safe.

What I find interesting is all these youtube bunny pen/free roam videos where they have a dog pillow and a material tunnel made from fabric as well as carpet on there pen floor or rug. In reality those sorts of setups would never work for 99% of bunnies because they chew everything and there is no stopping them because that is what rabbits…[Read more]

That would make sense. He is very young less than six months old…

Okay ty. I’ll have to check it out. I have one bun who is completely un phased by noises whereas my boy is very sensitive.

(Btw sorry I posted the question twice 🙃 I’m new to binky Bunny and still trying to figure out how it works.)

Yeah I think the flimsier stuff is usually sold as “Poultry netting”, that’s the one to avoid. And I agree that bringing them in at night would be safest, even if the run is very secure.