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Hi again guys,

Sorry to revive this thread but I need some advice as we’ve now moved on to much longer bonding sessions. The situation is that they are living together in a neutral space, but at night they need to be separated with a barrier between them. There is still intermittent nipping and it’s starting to really affect my life supervising…[Read more]

Okay so I could just be being a paranoid bunny mumma right now but is it normal for rabbits legs to splay out like this? We are just having an on the floor snuggle and I’m giving her lots of pets, she’s not forced to be here and assumed the position herself so her leg isn’t like that because I’ve plonked her there, it’s almost like she can’t keep…[Read more]

Bellas blankets were freshly washed today and I think she’s happy about it!

Azerane, sending you positive vibes for your art business and Luna alike! Glad to hear she’s getting better, good luck!

he is 2 years old and he isnt neutered but there arent really a lot of rabbit savvy vets who are open right now where i live. and the vet i took my bunny to is rabbit savvy but it is really expensive to neuter there its like $800. but he wasnt this destructive before. well today he was well behaved so maybe it was just temporary?

I missed this wonderful news! How are Owen and Molly doing? They are two very cute bunnies indeed.

If you’re getting a PB from a breeder, you can at least make your selection easier. High drive dogs tend to have high drive puppies. So you want to look for a breeder, or specific dogs from a breeder that meet that low drive, relaxed requirement. If you’re adopting, the rescue and/or foster carer will be able to help you select the dog with the…[Read more]

Thank you, yes her behaviour is really positive. When I got up this morning she was in the litter tray eating hay. Apollo has been doing binkies since she got back. He spent 2 days just loafing unless we were interacting with him.

Cleaned out both litter trays again this morning so I can keep a close eye on her output. Otherwise my other concern…[Read more]

Happy to hear she’s back home with you and her loving husbun! Many continuous vibes for (((((Luna)))))

Thank you!! So for example, if I had an infected scab/wound in my hand that I am just treating with Neosporin and I’m not sure if it’s MRSA or just a basic infection, it would still probably be okay for me to interact with, pet, feed, and sleep in the same room as my rabbit?

In general, if no ill effects are observed within 6 hours of the ingestion of a potentially poisonous item, then it is unlikely signs will develop. Gastric transit time is approximately 3 to 6 hours.

Is this just ciprofloxcin? Or is it a combo? You often find ciprofloxcin otic solution as a combo solution with a steroid (dexamethasone). I would proceed with caution if you have the one with a steroid.

As for the ciprofloxcin itself, I imagine you would only be instructed to use a drop or two per application.

MRSA is a bit different. I think Dana covered it well though. And yes, this is an unlikely scenario, especially in a pet rabbit (vs. a rabbit farm).

Thank you! This is not relevant to me currently, I was just curious because I know there are some zoonotic diseases that can be passed from rabbits to humans and vice versa. I agree that it would probably be very very rare for this to actually occur and hand washing before interacting with the rabbit would probably be sufficient and it would not…[Read more]