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I am so sorry to hear about your loss.

It sounds like Ollie had a really wonderful and full life with you. I bet he was one happy bun!

It is a normal part of grieving to second guess yourself but often the decision made at the time is the right one made with logic and reasoning.

Binky free Ollie <3

Sorry to hear your bunny is going through this. Wishing her a speedy and easy recovery!

It is always hard to say the cause but I noticed you mentioned she had a hard molt. You could try fortifying fiber in the buns diets, I see that she already has a good diet but even just fortifying with daily dried forage e.g a small handful from a bag of…[Read more]

Awww bless them! How sweet!

They are funny little creature! I swear they know a lot more about what their doing than they get credit for.

It FINALLY HAPPENED.

Bella groomed Glenn and I mean she GROOOOMED him. A full couple minutes long groom. This is the breakthrough I’ve been waiting for, for 4 weeks mainly just because I was never 100% sure before that she actually ever liked him or not. Glenn groomed her back immediately after and then started showing some dominant behaviours…[Read more]

I’m not sure I understand exactly what you mean, but a rabbit’s fur is very indicative of how a rabbit feels. Some buns get pretty excited over food they really like. Excitement can make the hair stand up on many species, and not just negative excitement. We often think that it means aggression or defensiveness, but it can be about any…[Read more]

I’m so sorry for the loss of your Elmer, I can definitely relate as I lost my bun (Milo) towards the end of October after almost 7 years. Your guy reminds me of him a little. What wonderful memories and a special connection you two had made though, and those memories will be something to cherish forever. I’m not sure when it gets easier, there are…[Read more]

She was molting hard but got through the worst of it. She does eat lots of hay. I took her to the vet for an upper respiratory infection earlier last month they said her teeth looked good. As far as stress I can’t sense she’s stressed she always seems pretty content.

Oooooooh! I’m not even going to say anything so as not to jinx things. LOL

I’m sorry she isn’t doing well. 🙁  I don’t think you did anything wrong, you took her to the vet really quickly after you first saw symptoms that weren’t improving. It sounds like she just needs supportive care and meds for longer, so it’s good she’s at the vet now. The fluids and pain meds should help her feel better. Sometimes recovery from…[Read more]

Thanks! I don’t want to get my hopes up since they’ve been back and forth before, but the last couple days seem a little better, especially today. First, Ruby was in his enclosure earlier and for the first time didn’t poop at the fence line at all. She hadn’t been doing much marking, but this was the first day there was none. Second, I had read…[Read more]

Oxbow is a good brand, it was primarily oxbow I ground to make the ersatz-CC.

My bun had bad teeth, so he couldnt eat as much as he needed to keep his weight. His poops were surprisingly ok, he never had “poopy butt” i e sticky poop. But on two occasions, when he first became acutely ill and then a year later he got soft poop with firm, gel-like…[Read more]

Oh Thanks, Bam, I appreciate it. I saw Sherwood is out of stock and Science selective is also a good choice I heard. I used Oxbow. I think I am going to order Science selective.

Btw, was your bunny getting mushy poop and weight loss?

If she hasn’t been around males, this is probably what’s going on.

That makes perfect sense. I will cross my fingers and toes that they will get passed this stubborn phase during this time!

That belly looks so soft!

Pandie looks lovely! It is ok to have a profile pic of a bridge bun, my avatar is of my bridge bun Bam who passed away in August 2018. I keep it for sentimental reasons, because I loved him so much. But it would be great to see Panda too!

I dry herbs and various leaves for my buns in the summer. That way they get some variety during the long cold…[Read more]