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As LBJ says, these things happen. And pretty much the only thing you can do is to check *by palpation) her legs and paws and front teeth, then observe. Observe gait, energy level, body stance, appetite and poop. If she stops eating/pooping, contact a vet and inform them of this accident.

The majority of buns that have these types of accidents…[Read more]

Is there an alternative to the 48hrs in neutral to cement?

So here is the reasoning behind that seemingly obscene question lol! They seem pretty much bonded! See below for details. However, I don’t have a 48hrs together for 3 weeks! It seems almost cruel to keep seperating them every night and day for. The planned bonding time line went way out…[Read more]

Stacking cups are very popular. Have you tried a set of those?

Does he have any other symptoms aside from the weight loss?

It could have been stress or it could have been a coincidence, it’s hard to say. I understand not wanting to have something like that happen right after you get there and you’re trying to start classes. I do like some of the suggestions on this thread, like trying to find a quieter place. And if you can find a place that is a little more rabbit…[Read more]

For as fragile as they are, bunnies sure are springy sometimes. If she is acting normal, eating, etc. then she is probably fine. You should examine her limbs to make sure everything looks/feels normal. Keep an eye out for any limp or favoring of a leg. Check her eyes to make sure they pupils are the same. Also check her mouth because sometimes…[Read more]

Daisy likes toys that she can throw. like baby toys

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

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/tiphede-rug-flatwoven-natural-black-40456757/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw_viWBhD8ARIsAH1mCd5vaRI2GOyio_s9v65A3Kt6mgVJWMvqjA6jz358IfDVBtHCd7paBAYaAn8PEALw_wcB

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]

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.

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/

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]

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.