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Cutiemoosh that’s what always goes through my head when I say his name..hey Jude 😆😆

Exactly…I always get my animals spayed or nutered but yes it’s so common for people to end up with a male and female 🙄

Whew, happy that she’s getting better!

Oh that’s horrible! I hope that this will give you a bit consolation though. If you didn’t notice any outward signs of illness or changes in behaviour, it probably was something quick and painless like a heart attack or a stroke. These are common in rabbits.

Binky free, sweet Archie!

How is Daisy doing at this moment by the way? Rabbits who’ve…[Read more]

How big is his litter box? sometimes when a box is too small they will pee next to it.

I would probably just keep it so it’s easy for you until he’s neutered, then you can focus on retraining him. I agree it could just be a losing battle right now.

What an awful way to lose your beloved rabbit 😥 Sadly it’s common for rabbits to pass away seemingly suddenly: they’re very frail animals. We still don’t know what happened to our previous bunny either: even the vet didn’t see it coming. He went over all his medical files and talked it over with his colleagues, but still he couldn’t tell what…[Read more]

This is what’s in our kit. Metacam is prescription-only, but we always buy extra so we have a little on hand if something happens outside office hours. ABs are prescription-only here in NL, so we’ll still have to go to the vet for that.

• Their vet passports
• Critical Care
• Feeding syringes
• Vet wrap
• Sterile gauze
• Alcohol-based…

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He does except he’s drinking a bit more than usual, but so hasn’t Blossom, even with the AC on it’s still kinda warm in my house so I think it might be due to that.

I think that sounds like a good plan, I’m glad he agree to at least getting it vaccinated!

As LBJ, hormones can kick in like the flipping of a switch. Baby buns are trusting and curious. Teenage buns are skittish and suspicious, adukt buns are sth in between although more on the suspicious side than the trusting.

Spaying will probably help greatly, but even an animal that is desexed will become an adult.

You could try a damp moist (preferably not ice cold) very soft piece of fabric. I think he will eventually remove it himself though. It’s extra visible on a white rabbit, but it doesnt resemble anything that could be due to illness. It is probably a food stain. Does he seem ok otherwise? (Appetite, poop, energy level etc).

Maybe try and call into some of the listed airlines below and see if they allow rabbits onto international flights to the UK? I’m not sure if all of these airlines fly towards the UK, however, I think it’s best to look into it and give it a shot.

7 Airlines That Allow Rabbits in Cabins [2022 Guidelines]

Thank you for the reply, I’ve looked at some symptoms of ringworm and similar skin infections and thankfully he hasn’t shown any of the listed symptoms. I’ll keep monitoring him to see if the spot resolves on its own or if it progresses.

He better start listening to the beatles

im sorry

Hmm… it doesn’t really look like a bug bite to me. It’s flaky/crusty, like ringworm or a similar skin infection.