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Now that she’s spayed I work on her litter training and then slowly open the space back up too her. I torn as to how I want to setup her litter box. Do I add carefresh then put hay on top. The person I got her from suggested using a grid so her feet don’t touch the litter. Rite now her litter box is half carefrsh and half hay. But I’m finding that…[Read more]

I agree too. That grate could very well be the culprit.

Even though he is eating, this does look like a dental issue of some sort. I think you should have it checked out. The spot looks like it has been moist for some time. Plus the fur looks clumped together and “crunchy”, which is more consistent with drooling.

Awe, please keep us updated. Yes take them to the vet, hope it goes well.

Does anyone on here use there hay as the litter? Basicly put some carefresh down and then a layer of hay and then hang the rest of there up so there not eating the soiled hay. The person I got my bunny from suggest a grid for her to stand on. I’ve seen so many people use different methods im just trying to figure out whats the right one to use for…[Read more]

Sorry for the late reply but I checked his eye and it’s not leaking, least not from what I could see

I thought so. I’m going to call the vet hopefully tomorrow to see when they have the exotic expert in and see what they say.

it isnormal for a bun to have weird poop for quite som time after a bad bout of stasis. You can se oddly shaped poop, necklace-poop (chain of poops strung together), intermittent mushy poop etc. It means the gut microbiota is disturbed, but as long as there is appetite, poop will eventually normalize.

Pellets are often the last thing a stasis bun…[Read more]

Catwindheart, this does seem a bit concerning. It could be a dental issue. Can you see if his eye on the affected side is leaky at all?

I would try not to worry about it! Either they will be super bonded and you’ll be comfortable leaving them, or they won’t be and you can separate them. They won’t be starting from scratch! I’ve had to do things like this before and never really noticed a big back slide in progress after little breaks here and there.

One tip (for if they are…[Read more]

I replied in your other thread, but just to have it here as well, I think you should see a vet. This combined with excessive drinking sounds like a possible dental issue.

Glad she keeps improving!

And yes it’s so hard to keep them confined as they start to feel better, but with spaying it’s especially important because it takes time to heal internally.

“boredom buster” toys that are meant to be destroyed can be good during this time, and you can rotate them throughout the day. Phone books, grass mats, willow…[Read more]

We’re seeing more and more cuddles and less mounting. Molly is becoming more confident too, and nudges Owen aside when he’s hogging one of the food bowls. Owen has a tendency to claim food, but Molly is starting to speak her mind about it.

They’re spending most of their time flopped together, even though it’s a bit too warm for bunny comfort.…[Read more]

Oof that second pic does look much worse. Even when my buns get salad juice on their face or drink from their bowls it doesn’t’ get that wet. My first thought is perhaps a dental issue causing drooling, so yes I agree that a vet visit would be a good idea.