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BunnyLass568 started the topic Posting for a friend in the forum DIET & CARE 4 years ago
A friend I know is having it hard and asked me to post on here in her behalf. Her rabbit is losing weight rapidly, he was 10 pounds (roughly 4.53-5 kilograms) and less than a week later was down to 7 pounds (3.17 roughly in kilograms) and again, only a few days later down to 6.8 pounds (3.08 roughly again in kilograms). She took him to her rabbit…[Read more]
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Vivicloud replied to the topic IMPOSSIBLE to be litter trained. I've tried EVERYTHING. in the forum BEHAVIOR 4 years ago
If you have a Ikea near you and money is tight i’d suggest getting Tiphede rug. Even if you have to cut it to fit at least its not a expensive rug
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prince dorian the bun replied to the topic July chat in the forum THE LOUNGE 4 years ago
I have always been interested in clicker training, but neither Dorian or Miu are particularly food motivated. They like food, but they won’t do anything they weren’t planning on doing for it. Just getting them to eat lunch is enough drama these days as they can’t both be bothered to come into their room anymore so now lunch is served under the…[Read more]
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Elahe1991 posted an update 4 years ago
Hi I’m from Iran
My rabbit is 4 years old, about 1 month ago, it unfortunately fell to the ground from my wife’s hand. At first, the front canine teeth became a little rough and the gums also bled a little.
I went to the doctor immediately, but unfortunately the doctor was not a specialist, and because he could not eat anything, he was treated f…[Read more] -
Elahe1991 became a registered member 4 years ago
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Wick & Fable replied to the topic IMPOSSIBLE to be litter trained. I've tried EVERYTHING. in the forum BEHAVIOR 4 years ago
I would put down large rugs. I understand you may not want that due to the pee/clean-up, but the traction will make movement easier and therefore doing things like jumping in the litterbox will then be much easier. Also, I’d try a bigger litterbox. Perhaps one that would fit that entire empty area to the left of that ziplock bag/container thing.
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Wick & Fable replied to the topic How to flavour wood??? in the forum HABITATS AND TOYS 4 years ago
If your concern stems from dental health, as long as they are eating a healthy amount of hay, you do not need to worry about a lack of wood chewing!
That being said, Oxbow released a guide on coloring wood, so maybe that can serve as a nice basis for flavoring methods: https://www.oxbowanimalhealth.com/blog/make-your-own-diy-pet-safe-dyes/
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Bam replied to the topic How to flavour wood??? in the forum HABITATS AND TOYS 4 years ago
Apple twigs are the favorite here. I ask people that prune there trees in the winter if I can have the twigs (they just go to composting otherwise). (Important that the trees arent treated with pesticides though).
Ive never tried to flavor wood. Boil pieces in apple juice perhaps? Seems a bit wasteful though.
My bun likes to gnaw on her IKEA…[Read more]
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GlennTheLionhead replied to the topic How to flavour wood??? in the forum HABITATS AND TOYS 4 years ago
Have you tried fresher woods? I.e newly picked branches and twigs? Willow sticks and leaves are a massive hit with my two, the fresher the better 😊 they will sometimes ignore old dried willow but go crazy for fresher sticks.
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GlennTheLionhead replied to the topic Moving to college and leaving bunny at home – advice needed! in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 4 years ago
Hey!
Sorry you are feeling stressed about it.
So I’ve had bunnies live with me during undergrad. In terms of travelling them I travelled them up and down 3 hour drive about twice per year… Summer and Christmas to visit family and they always did okay once they were in a routine. Every bun is different though.
As for the apartment I was lucky…[Read more]
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Moonshadow replied to the topic Moving to college and leaving bunny at home – advice needed! in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 4 years ago
Maybe get your parents to practice handling him more so he gets used to it. Like starting off with a head massage (if he likes those or somewhere else he likes being pet) then slowly use the other hand to touch other parts of the body while still massaging where he likes it. He might start to enjoy being handled more by working slowly on it like…[Read more]
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henry2809 replied to the topic Moving to college and leaving bunny at home – advice needed! in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 4 years ago
That is a great idea! Thank you so much!
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Azerane replied to the topic Moving to college and leaving bunny at home – advice needed! in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 4 years ago
Sorry I don’t really have any helpful thoughts on which is the best decision, just wanted to add that in regards to his long fur and poop occasionally getting stuck, you can very carefully trim his fur short in that area which will help him stay clean until you’re home again for a visit and can trim him again.
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henry2809 replied to the topic Moving to college and leaving bunny at home – advice needed! in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 4 years ago
I also very well may decide to bring him to school with me after a few semesters if I feel like he is not doing well at home without me, but I want to focus on my transition to grad school without having to worry about him going into another serious episode of stasis. If it seems like he is not doing well after 1 or 2 semesters, I will definitely…[Read more]
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henry2809 replied to the topic Moving to college and leaving bunny at home – advice needed! in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 4 years ago
I think it was a combination of everything that caused the stasis. I was gone all day in class, there was noise from our upstairs neighbors, and he had to be in a confined area since he would tear up the carpet and chew on the baseboards in my apartment. I think it was just a combination of all of those changes to his environment that caused it in…[Read more]
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LBJ10 replied to the topic Moving to college and leaving bunny at home – advice needed! in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 4 years ago
Question – You said he lived in an apartment with you before and he was doing good. Are you sure the move back to your apartment is what caused the stasis episode? Or could it be a coincidence? I assume you will be living somewhere else since this is grad school instead of undergrad. Perhaps you can find a less noisy apartment?
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SJ replied to the topic IMPOSSIBLE to be litter trained. I've tried EVERYTHING. in the forum BEHAVIOR 4 years ago
It’s been a lot better, but there are still some really bad off days. I woke up this morning to this lol.

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Moonshadow replied to the topic How to flavour wood??? in the forum HABITATS AND TOYS 4 years ago
What type of wood do you give him? Different types of woods have different flavors so you might just not hav3 found the right type of rabbit safe wood that they like
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henry2809 started the topic Moving to college and leaving bunny at home – advice needed! in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 4 years ago
Hi everyone. I am moving to grad school next week and I am looking for some advice regarding my rabbit. I adopted by rabbit, Mickey, when I was a sophomore in undergrad. Mickey lived at college with me and he did very well. When classes went completely online, Mickey came home with me for about 1 year. When it was time to move back to college…[Read more]
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