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Yes!! He sure is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen❤️

Thank you so so much!

I have noticed this morning just now, he is eating his hay fine, then drinking water from the bowl after that he wants to puke the water.

My vet saw the video, she thinks the same maybe something in his mouth bothering. They will see him next Monday. If bunny stops eating and drinking then take him to the emergency. Our emergency does not have an exotic vet(Nova Scotia, Canada)

Finding a rabbit vet is not easy here. I did not realize it up until my bunny had stasis. I called so…[Read more]

Oh, adorable! 😀

Smart choice to have her vaccinated! But it’s a bit difficult to explain to the bun, of course 😀

One bunny can definitely become more possessive of their human… but aggressive behavior like you’re describing is usually hormone-driven. How long has it been since they were neutered? Perhaps it was too soon for reintroduction? It can taken several weeks for hormones to settle following neutering.

It isn’t pretty, but several layers of cardboard can do the trick too.

That’s a good point Dana. A smaller liver torsion can cause symptoms of similar to those of GI issues. What kind of blood work did the vet do?

I moved your thread so more people will see it. I agree with Dana. As long as there is no sign of flystrike, it was probably just maggots that found the accumulation of waste a suitable home. The problem should resolve itself after everything has had a good cleaning.

Thank you both so much already!!! This is EXTREMELY helpful!

Since BinkyBunny prohibits discussion on intentional breeding, not many users have experience in kit care. There is great information on it here: https://wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Baby_rabbits_(domestic) , as well as here: https://flashsplace.webs.com/accidentallitters.htm  … below are responses based on my interpretation of information found in…[Read more]

Oh my goodness! The same thing happened with my bun Myra when she was rescued!

I don’t have any direct experience but here are some links that may be…[Read more]

Yeah, Carefresh is not very good for odor control. Pine pellet litter like Feline Pine or (cheaper) horse stall pine pellets are much better at controlling odor. The pine pellets are safe because they are kiln dried.