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Nomnomnom 😋 Didnt take them long to  open the bags! Lucky Blossom and Thumper!

I would not add pineapple juice to the water, unless it is in very, very small quantities and your rabbit is unwilling to hydrate herself without it. There is debate over the use of pineapple and papaya in helping rabbits in various GI distress situations that you can read about here:…[Read more]

She had some gas and lingual points on her teeth. The vet clipped the points off of her teeth and said she should be fine and to watch her, but the gas isn’t very much and should pass with the help of some natural pineapple juice in water. The vet said her eating fewer pellets can be because of Roo and I should feed them away from each other.…[Read more]

If he was recently neutered (i.e., within the past month), it could be the post-neuter craze which just needs time to simmer itself down. Alternatively, it could be he was neutered and he actually still has a testicle or testicle matter causing the hormonal behavior. My rescue very recently discovered one of our rabbits who was indeed neutered had…[Read more]

There are some things on my Reddit posts you can explore: https://www.reddit.com/user/WickandFable/posts/

… as well as here: https://wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Toys_and_games

A picture of the set-up may be helpful to see. In general, regardless of cause, if the high-lip is causing issues, I’d get something lower so it’s easier. Also make sure that the flooring both in and out of the cage is rabbit-appropriate (i.e., not slippy) to maximize movement/jump ease.

Was the local vet rabbit-experienced? Was an x-ray taken?…[Read more]

The vet said he’s probably around 7 months old, and also found the scars from the neutering; and I’ve never seen his bunny balls. I adopted him from a shelter (who also said he was neutered). However, I have no clue when he was neutered. He was abandoned at the shelter without any information.

Yep, just make sure the puzzle can be opened with maneuvers that a bunny can physically do. I had a dog puzzle toy that had a drawer that could be pulled out, a flap that could be nosed upward to open, etc.

It’s always too soon. I miss him. It’s always odd once they pass just how much of an impact they had on your day to day life. Even something as small as a hedgehog.

Static was a bossy grumpy hog. But I absolutely loved his cranky butt. I’ve had hedgie’s for around 10 years but he is the first to make it to 6 years old. His vets were even shocked that he didn’t end up with a mouth tumor (the most common cause of death in hedgehogs), that he wasn’t overweight, and still had his teeth at 6. I think it was…[Read more]

Tater is really active. But since bonding with Spud and finding out he can steal Spuds pellets he’s packed on a few pounds.

It doesn’t make it easier, unfortunately. But I’m glad I got 6 years with him when the average hedgie lives to 3-4. He was a cranky little dude but I loved it.

Believe it or not, today is Dory’s 6th gotcha day!!! How time flies… (bad bird pun). We’ve had plenty of ups and downs with her, but she’s still keeping busy destroying toys, making a mess, talking the house down and making noises that are too loud for my ears! Since we moved last year the layout of the house is actually much better for me to…[Read more]

How old is he? Did you adopt him from a rescue?

Thirdly, how did the vet confirm he was neutered? Was it simply looking for testicles and not seeing them? Rabbits can draw them in to hide in a sort of little pouch of skin, especially when they feel scared or threatened such as at a vet visit. To find them when they’re like that you sort of need…[Read more]