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That’s great! Thanks for the update!!

Yes, we have a wood heater and our cat gets itchy because she sleeps near it. It is probably just the winter weather.

Thank you so much.  I’ll post an update if the news changes! 😐

Fingers very crossed! Hopefully the itching is just due to dry winter air.

(((Binky free sweet Pablo)))

I’m so sorry for your loss and I think you made the best choice by not prolonging his sufferring. ❤

Hello- I just wanted to follow up- I’ve incorporated the tips- we have more than one liter box w/hay in different rooms. I’m happy to report he is fully liter trained as a result! Thanks again for the help!!

I dont know if a pregnancy shortens a bun’s life time. There’s no real reason why it should, except for the instances when the bun doesn’t survive giving birth.

Vets can as a rule perform an emergency spay in a very recently impregnated girl rabbit.

On our resources pages have some info on what to do if your bun gets pregnant and you’re faced…[Read more]

I’m don’t know if they can be used for doors, actually. I’ve never used them but I know bun YouTubers that do use them for corners and baseboards. But definitely try searching for door frame protectors – I’m sure you’ll find something helpful!

I’ve just adopted a baby bun so I’m actually going to start looking into bunny-proofing all my corners…[Read more]

Some of the behaviors you describe are likely to improve after your bun is neutered and his hormones have died down, which will take about 2 weeks. Biting and chewing on things is however normal rabbit behavior, and you should try to bunny proof his area so he doesn’t chew valuable things and/or things that could be harmful for him.

Digging on…[Read more]

Bonding is almost always full of ups and downs, and I don’t think there are many things that can “ruin” a bond, aside from just letting them fight badly. So don’t stress about it!

I’ll survive! At least I will have a camping chair and my lap top. My biggest worry is things not progressing there, or me ruining things by moving upstairs Sunday. This is pretty much my last hope.  Saturday they were doing so well down there, I kinda wish I would have grabbed my sleeping bag and camped out then. I have a slow work day today so…[Read more]

When a bun is lying on its tum with his legs spread out, the bun is relaxed and content. That is great, because it means he feels safe and at ease. It can take a long time for the owner to achieve that in a shelter bun, so you’re doing great! That he likes to explore is great too. Buns like to lick and groom other buns, so a bun that licks stuff…[Read more]

I think going back to the downstairs room is a good call, as annoying as it is! Sorry things weren’t going as smoothly in the more comfortable room!

Thank you for your reply!

His hay has some dandelion in it (Burgess) and he gets romaine lettuce and celery stalks as daily greens, with some carrot/cabbage/beet very sparingly, carrot slice and apple slice as an occasional treat.

We live in apartment, it’s freshly built. We have a dog in the neighboring flat who barks a lot, but Muffin doesn’t…[Read more]

Does the “unlop” maintain itself when she is sleeping/relaxed? I have not heard of an “unlopping”, and it’s promising that the inside looks clean — I would recommend a check-up visit to get a more educated examination, though as of right now it doesn’t seem imminently dangerous.

Yeah, so I did another 6 or so hours in the living room last night. It alternated between cuddling/ laying close, and relatively calm, to Ruby chasing/nipping, to Maxwell provoking her to play and them running around together. It was crazy when they were both running around so fast! How are they flopping on each other, then mean?:(

At times it…[Read more]