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My bunny tends to eat his if he lets out a dropping in a place he’s not supposed to (that’s not in his room or litter area). For example, it happens sometimes he relaxes and accidentally lets out one on the towel I have in front of my computer if I’ve been petting him for awhile. He usually notices immediately, then ‘cleans up after himself…[Read more]

Does that mean I should be giving her more hay/food? She has a good amount in her litter box but sometimes doesn’t like to eat the older hay that has been sitting out for a few hours.

Sometimes it’s hard to see calluses on their hocks because a “flap” of fur will cover it. Sometimes you have to dig a little bit to find it. I would definitely try to get a closer look to make sure there aren’t sores developing.

It happens. I wouldn’t be overly concerned. It isn’t something that they grow out of necessarily. I always just thought of it as their body craving something.

Thanks everyone.

@Bam Awe, sorry to hear that. Hopefully the shed crazy will end soon for you. I just picked up a furbuster and it’s a must have.

Is there anything I could do to ensure she wouldn’t chew it, or would I just need to watch for bite marks and remove it if I see any?

I’ve tried that, but she likes to go in the back, where the hay would be. If I put it closer to the front, she likes to dig in it and would mess that up royally

I’ve tried that, but she destroys them in a heartbeat

First of all, is your bun a single bun?

Second, is the wound located near the site of the shot?

If your bun is housed with, or gets to meet other buns occasionally, his could be a bite wound scab. The wound looks healthy and good, nice and dry. Keep an eye out for excess swelling, redness and/or seepage.

I had a bun that developed four distinct…[Read more]

I think keeping things as familiar as possible would be the best thing you could do. If he is an already nervous bun, then it is understandable to be worried about the move. It may take him a bit of time to get used to the new surroundings. Keeping his routine will help too. That way he will know when to expect food, etc.

Papillomas can go away on their own. Do you have a photo so we can see what it looks like?