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Fresh greens are more of a treat than an important contribution to a rabbit’s diet. You can try again later. If your bun doesn’t recognize fresh greens as food, you might have to expose him to them several times before he ventures a nibble. But it’s not a problem, the rabbit GI-system is adapted to grass, which has a higher, and for rabbits, more…[Read more]

Some slight redness and swelling is normal. Inflammation is the first step in normal wound healing.

Signs to be worried about are excessive swelling and redness and seepage. If one or both of the testicular sac/s swell up, you also want to contact your vet because it could mean there’s internal leaking.

Here’s picture of my girl bun’s scar the…[Read more]

Thank you…I think if he’s acting Okey otherwise he’s good..I’ll keep an eye on the incision though.

I am not sure how you are presenting the food to the rabbit, but he/she may just not know what to do with the leafy veggies.  If you leave a single leaf of Romaine in the rabbit’s area overnight on a plate they may become curious and nibble at it while you are not looking.  If the rabbit still isn’t interested, try a more potent smelling leafy g…[Read more]

That’s how it was with my Mango. From my understanding it is fine but if you are worried Neosporin without pain reliever is safe for use on rabbits.  I read on another site that Manuka Honey Wound Care with sterilized Manuka honey as the only ingredient is also good to use – no antibiotics and safe to consume for bun buns (and other pets)

Hey so I let Jinx out yesturday night for a couple hours to run around and today for a couple hours to run around and his nuter site looks good the actual place where the stitches are looks slightly red but not majorly red or sore and it also looks kinda dry where it was shaved..I can get a pic but was wondering if this seems normal, hes acting…[Read more]

You can always wait a while and try again when he’s a little older. Starting veggies at 12 weeks isn’t necessary… it’s just the earliest age at which they can be introduced. Sometimes bunnies have to be presented with the new food several times before they will try it. This is even true for super awesome stuff like banana.

That was my thought Dana. A lot of wicker-type products are treated with chemicals.

Luckily her eating is picking up, right now she is sitting next to me eating her greens and pellets.  She had been eating hay, not as much Dorian can put away,  but she is smaller. She loves chewing so hopefully that means her teeth are good. She has demolished a couple willow balls already. But I will be taking them both to the vet in a month o…[Read more]