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I’m so sorry for your loss. I lost my bun, Binkie, very suddenly to GI stasis a few months ago… she was almost 3 years old. She was on the recovery road from stasis and then I suddenly lost her – it was so traumatic. I agree, it could’ve been RHVD2 if you are in an area with it. About your buns’ water, if there’s a possibility that there’s…[Read more]

I’ve been following this thread but haven’t replied! Ohmigosh – yay! THE WITTLE SMOOSHIES ARE HOME! 😉 ♡

Argghh! I was going to ask where Bonnie was, but people beat me to it!

Yes, grain-free and gluten-free is just fine. A lot of people on BB use Sherwood and they seem to like it. I think it’s one of the more “simple” formulas that can be found in the US.

I was looking at Sherwoods and there’s is grain free, and gluten free. That’s okay? I worry for my bunnies, just want the best for them.

Hi both! She’s about 1.5 years – and nothing has really changed – eating normally, poop size/amount same as before. I’m visiting with my bunny but they are in separate rooms and don’t interact (its also been about a month and a half that I’ve been here and she started doing this last week) She’s not spayed.

Not really. If I moved them to a new location, there wouldn’t be a lot of space for them, so idk if it could work. It’s something I could try to figure out tho. I’m not sure if it’s to the point where I should split them or not though. I’m worried they could unbond and actually get into a fight while I’m gone. This behavior has been going on for…[Read more]

Hi and welcome to the BB forums!

First a few questions: How old is the rabbit? Is she spayed? Has anything changed in the household, like the addition of another pet?

How is her appetite, and have there been any changes in amount and/or size of her poopies?

Sudden behaviour changes can be hormonal or age-related. How old is your bunny, and has she been spayed?

There have been no documented cases of COVID-19 infections in domestic rabbits or cottontails. However, lab studies have shown that they can technically become infected with the virus. Keep in mind that this was in a lab where the rabbits were purposefully inoculated with the virus. None of the rabbits in the experiment actually exhibited symptoms…[Read more]

It’s hard to know what to suggest since we don’t know what is available in Malaysia. The link Dana gave gives good information about the nutritional analysis you want to see in a pellet. This might also be helpful. It’s a comparison chart of rabbit pellets: http://www.therabbithouse.com/diet/rabbit-food-comparison.asp

I agree. It could be mites. Treatment is simple though. Just make sure it is something safe to use on rabbits (as Bam said).

Theoretically, rabbits can contract COVID-19; however, this is based on laboratory exposure which does not generalize well to typical day-to-day interactions one would have with their rabbits: https://rabbit.org/covid-19/ . Please take general precautions with your rabbits as you would with other people and report any concerning symptom…[Read more]