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@LBJ10, so they are on the ground kept in place be your legs? That might work well for meds with Miu as the she will not be off the ground at all. How do you trim back feet nails though? Thanks!

Thank you so much!  Very helpful advice and I sure appreciate it.

I really really hope that it’s just puberty. Molly seems to struggle with her self-esteem: one moment she acts all confident and she demands grooming, the next she’s a little bundle of nerves.  She’s been demanding grooming from Owen a lot lately, and I think that she met Owen’s limits today.

The change in behaviour after separating them by a…[Read more]

It isn’t too late to spay her. At age 5 though, she likely already has changes in her uterus. Cancer can start forming by age 3 or 4, but it can often take awhile before it progresses. By spaying her now, you are eliminating the possibility that her life being cut short. I’m not trying to scare you. Her developing cancer isn’t a 100% for sure…[Read more]

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thanks for your reply. I had trouble logging in, so only reply you now.

Took Fluffy to visit the vet again last Friday, his condition has improved. Vet only found little pus, and she was able to flush them. Will regularly visit the vet every 2 weeks to check, and hope there is improvement.

My vet gave us med honey after the last surgery,…[Read more]

He is so beautiful! He looks good and healthy! maybe he is lost and luckily he got a new home and well looked after by you.

Did the vet said how old he is?

You have a done a good job!

I asked my dad once again if I could shake the blankets out. He said “They’re too smelly to do that.” But I put nose to the blankets and they smell only of hay? Now my step mom is like “we can’t wash them anyway because we can’t afford the nonscented stuff.” —_— Thank you all for your help regardless.

There’s nothing that she says she can do. She puts it down to either puberty or a wrong match 🙁

Oh I’m so sorry. 🙁

I think that Willoughby will be fine since he did get to say goodbye to her at the vets, he knows that she is gone. He very well may have known she was very sick before you did. The fact that he is eating and drinking normally now is a very good sign. It’s normal for him to be a bit more “quiet” than normal, but as long as his…[Read more]

Keep us posted!

That’s great news! Thank you for the updated!

What about just using a slightly deeper box with less litter in it? That way when she does dig it doesn’t make as much of a mess?

I don’t have any great tips on that… I’ve given up hiding any of my bunnies’ things and have resolved to live in a bunny pen 😆

Ugh this is disappointing!

I wonder if the transition from the bonder’s house to home was too abrupt? Do you think the bonder could take them back to work with them again?

LBJ10 gave great tips! I also think he might benefit from having a smaller area that is just his at first. Having a full room to roam in is great, but he may not feel like he has a safe space to retreat to when you enter the room, and he may feel like it’s all his territory that he has to defend.

The main thing is just time and patience! Spend…[Read more]

First, don’t worry! I had to drive my 4 buns almost 3 hours each way to the vet for their vaccines and they all did great.

I line the carriers with a pee pad or a towel and a layer of nice fluffy hay on top. I also brought a baggie of some favorite fresh greens. When we got to the vet the vaccine itself was very fast, so I actually waited with…[Read more]