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Thank you for informing me I will avoid his ears from now on when petting him! I am very new to owning a rabbit so I had no idea what it was but thank you!

He does exactly this ( I got this from google because I don’t like holding him with one hand)

(This may be a tranced rabbit — please see here for information on why trancing is discouraged: https://wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Trancing) – note added by Wick

It seems like you are trancing your rabbit and therefore activating a natural reflex that is highly discouraged in the pet rabbit community (based on the picture you found and are referencing). Please read here about trancing and why it is discouraged: https://wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Trancing

Please refrain from handling your rabbit like this in the…[Read more]

Thank you all so much for your answers, really touches my hearth and Maui’s!

Some news, I’ve restrained some areas in the living room, he was always hiding behind the couch so I blocked it with NIC grids so he hides in his hidey  house instead and learn to trust his environnement.

He was really mad at first and almost destroyed his own to go b…[Read more]

Maybe attaching a video could help us identify what you’re describing? ♡ Is his head flopping backwards? You wrote in your post that he was falling back…

Okay, thanks a lot!

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My experience is that a rabbit that’s been treated for a medical problem forgives you once the ordeal is over. Even if the bun really, really hates being held and getting meds, it’s like giving meds creates a bond between the owner and the bun when the bun is well again. I don’t think you need to worry about your relationship during this time.

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Aaaaww, don’t worry – you’re doing good! Your bun sounds really content and happy. I’ve had my bun for 2 months and he still hates being picked up. It isn’t due to my techniques or anything, he just hates being held. My previous bun also hated to be held around 3-4 months old but she was okay with it later on and didn’t struggle. I’m so sorry Maui…[Read more]

Hooded litterboxes also help with kicking out litter! If you post some pictures I can help you more.

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My bun is also 3 months, but our vet wants to wait one more month before she neuters him!

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Thank you for answer me..I’m such a nervous mama, hes running around now and he’s eating everything, stopping for the ocasinal rest but then getting up again, there was a couple poops, I picked him up and felt his tummy dosnt feel firm and he’s not upset when I touch it, I’ll keep an eye on his 2morrow as I have the day off and if need be take him…[Read more]

How is he doing now? I wouldn’t be overly alarmed if he’s happily eating. We think of bunnies as little poop factories, but poop isn’t churned out every minute of every day. There are stops and starts, which are typically associated with inactive and active periods. If he was sleeping immediately prior to this, then he wasn’t eating during that…[Read more]