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How big is her enclosure? Can you line it with several layers of fleece?

I’m sorry your bunny isn’t feeling well. Can you syringe some water in her mouth? Give her veggies dripping wet?

My impression is that dehydration is involved with more stasis cases than people talk about. Her dehydration could have also gotten worse once she started feeling bad. 🙁

Do you notice that she drinks from her bowl at all? Usually buns will drink water after they eat hay, so you could watch her after she eats hay to see if she drinks then. You…[Read more]

Okay so she’s pooping and starting a long road to recovery. The vet said this was caused by severe dehydration. So I order to avoid this from happening again she needs more water. I really needs advice and how to get her to drink. Now keep in minds I’ve tried:

She has a bowl and a bottle

Putting cilantro in her water

Putting bananas in her wat…[Read more]

Oh I understand!! I agree, it can be so heartbreaking to see other rabbits in poor conditions. 🙁

That sounds like a very positive bonding session!

@RabbitLove2008 Excellent write-up, thank you for sharing!

oh don’t worry my buns are now currently free roamed during the day/night and they are both perfectly litter trained!what I said was just I felt super sorry for the bunnies at the breeders place because they all live in small cages and have never gotten out of it all!  also I had a bonding session today and both of them ate their veggies and…[Read more]

Our first rabbit was a disabled Flemish Giant who eventually became incontinent. After her death, I wrote and saved the following bathing instructions for our local rabbit rescue.

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If your rabbit is incontinent for any reason, bathing becomes a necessity. If you don’t have a hand-held shower, we highly recommend one! Our disabled rabbit was…[Read more]

wow thats interesting, he always gets really excited when we give him vegetables like he’s jumping around crazily when he sees us going into the refrigerator lol

haha same its sooo cute

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We have had Nationwide rabbit insurance for slightly over a year, which was first offered as a supplemental benefit (not part of open enrollment) through my employer in late 2019; as I understand, we may receive a discount due to Nationwide’s agreement with my employer. We pay $11.99/month per rabbit (two rabbits) for what I understand is  a…[Read more]