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Thank you! And thanks for updating the title.

They already seem happier and Glenn has been making the happy squeak noise when they eat together (can’t remember it’s proper name) which he has never done before!

That’s promising that they should sort themselves out, I think I will feed her portions on the sly as she is actually already a little…[Read more]

yeah, Don’t be surprised to see a female rabbit humping a male (or another female).

this behavior is in part a dominance behavior, and sometimes the female is the top bun. Closely supervise this and stop any circling behavior.

The texture makes me think it’s a papilloma. You can’t aspirate them, only cut them off. If it is a papilloma, then you could wait to see if it resolves itself. Oftentimes they go away on their own.

Only you can decide for sure.  But personally, I let her go on a high note.  Seems with all her issues, it’s just a matter of time.

Hugs to you.  We will always second guess ourselves, no matter what.

It definitely sounds like they aren’t afraid of you, which is great! Laurel and Acorn are super cute names!

Another thing to be aware of with food aggression around treats is to make sure you aren’t unintentionally rewarding the chasing. I noticed I was doing this with my two: I would rush to put the food down to prevent them from bickering, and…[Read more]

This is a very thoughtful reply. Thank you! It has given me some hope that they may still mellow out in the years ahead. The food aggression happens if they’re expecting a treat and kept waiting. I think you’re correct: It’s probably a good idea to tone the treats down. Offering a treat (which is just a few food pellets or special lettuce) has to…[Read more]

Also I updated the topic title to show that it’s a success story!

Yeah yeah yeah!!! Congratulations!!

They look so amazing together! Yet another GORGEOUS lionhead couple! LOL

As far as the feeding times… they usually sort them selves out (the slow eater will usually pick up the pace once they realize they need to), but if Bella seems to be losing weight you could feed her an extra portion separately.

LOL I love when bunnies get this V during molting. They look even grumpier than normal!

Some bunnies take a verrrrryyy long time to warm up to their humans, especially if they’ve had a rough history. Forum leader Bam’s bunny (Bam) took I think over a year to decide he would like some nose rubs. Other members have reported that suddenly at 2 years their bunny decided they could be trusted.

I think you are doing all the right things,…[Read more]

thank you for your message, my other bun passed away yesterday too, 2 days after honeybunny 🙁 we think it was a virus as they were perfectly fit and healthy and it was so unexpected and a massive shock

it truly is devastating I’m so sorry you are going through this too 🙁 I hope you’re doing okay, here if you need to talk to somebody xxx

That is lovely =)