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(FYI I edited your post to remove the link and put in the picture instead)

So, the consensus is that harnesses can be pretty dangerous for rabbits. If they spook or struggle while wearing one, they can injure their back. If a bun is really well trained they can be OK, but there are safer alternatives.

The backpack looks fine, the main concern…[Read more]

I actually quite certain of asteroid’s sex, I did look up unisex rabbits to be sure. But I meant I was unsure if he could be neutered or was recently neutered before I got him ,was because, his male parts look dead.I could be wrong and he’s fine just old or always cold. I’m a woman l idk that stuff when comes to my own species let alone bunnies.…[Read more]

Maybe it’s better to ask this question in the members only section of the forum. I have a question: can bunnies react aggressively to a woman’s cycle?

Suddenly, out of the blue, I got bitten by both Owen AND Molly yesterday! My sweet little Mollymolly who is so timid that she tries to be friends with the furniture… 😥

They both bit me high on t…[Read more]

Thanks both for your thoughts on this!

It’s great to hear of alternative therapies such as cold laser! I will keep this in mind as a possible treatment after the meds.

And yes I thibk I will give the oxbow supplements a go as even with the pain meds she a lot better but still a little limpy now and again

Awwwwh! Just look at those baby floofs <3

I’m in at 13 points with that list!

I do have a few extra bonus crazy bun person things not on the list… I love bunny art and my coffee table coasters all have wild rabbits on them, same with my tea-coffee-sugar tins, a couple framed photos of the buns around- need to get a framed one of our new addition Bella! And I actually have 5 bunny mugs…[Read more]

Thank you. I though that was the case with litter training, but I wasn’t sure about separating them completely for bonding because they sleep in different rooms but I can just reintroduce them again after I get them neutered.

Phew! Just snuck in at 11 🤣 I don’t own many “things” with rabbits on them.

A nice quiet place to relax in (i e no barking dogs or noisy people), fragrant herbs or even a little smorgasboard of nice things to eat incl hay (of course) to spark an appetite, if they’re housed together they probably won’t need a warm water bottle, but have one ready just in case.

Thank you all very much !!

I am not taking that quiz on the grounds it may incriminate me.

Maria is correct. Also you worry about certain animals being carriers. They do not become ill, but they provide a vessel for the virus where it can multiply and mutate, potentially becoming capable of spreading to other species of animals or humans.

I agree, that’s just a blanket statement so people know the formula is not a “growth” formula. If you have a healthy adult rabbit, then you would want to give them an appropriate pellet. Otherwise, they could become overweight from eating something that is too calorie-dense.

Yes, the labels aren’t necessarily inaccurate… but they don’t really mean much when it comes to rabbit nutritional value. Your best bet is to look at the nutritional analysis and try to get as close to the recommendations as you can. Sherwood does a good job of this, so does Oxbow. If you’re wanting to avoid cheap fillers, then I do think…[Read more]