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I think considering her reaction towards Milo it’s ok that they are on opposite sides of the room for now! Perhaps after a week or so she will settle a bit and you  then you can consider some rearranging.

Females can be very territorial. Rabbits also experience what’s called “referred aggression” where they smell or see a perceived threat and…[Read more]

Thank you so much for the advice! As you can probably tell I’ve been a bit desperate for help. 🙂

I went out and bought another play pen when I read your reply and right now they are at opposite sides of the room in different play pens and I have blankets up so lily can’t see Milo (Milo isn’t bothered about lily). Is that okay or must they be si…[Read more]

Hi BunjaminBunny, welcome to BB!

This is a very old thread, so you are unlikely to get any replies from the OP. We ask members not to reply to old threads to avoid confusion, so I will be locking this now.

You can try working with the difficult bun in pairs with the others, sometimes that is a bit easier to manage.

I also know Margo Dimello of the San Diego House Rabbit society recommends using very large spaces for groups (at least a couple x-pens linked up), so you could try that as well. In such a small space, they can feel more threatened. Theo…[Read more]

I’m sorry you are having a rough start!

It is absolutely essential that she cannot reach him through the pen bars, so you will need to either add another fence to create a 6 inch buffer, or use small mesh panels to prevent the biting. It’s very normal for there to be a lot of aggression when not in neutral territory. The more biting you have…[Read more]

My Bunjamin loves his kitty brothers. Sugar is always grooming him and they all are always laying together. Sometimes when the cats get the zoomies Bunjamin will join in too. But usually I leave his pen door open and he and the cats just lounge around in the room or in his pen. I’ve never had any issues with them, not even with my 4 month old kitten.

Hello everyone, I just wanted to provide some updates on Budja’s. She had her C-T and routine bloodwork done on 5/28 followed by her Spay Procedure on 5/29. She has recovered exceptionally well from her Spay Procedure, she seemed a little more sleepier than usual the first couple of days with small poops which gradually increased but her poops…[Read more]