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Thanks! It’s been hard and really hope the no nipping today becomes the norm. I know all my posts don’t warrant a response but trying to keep it as a detailed journal as well as for help along the way 🙂

No nipping is good! I don’t have much to say except I think you’re doing a great job!

It’s such wonderful news! So good to see her munching away in that last video 🥰

OMG, the progress looks amazing! I’m so glad she is doing better now. I know it was scary to have that done. And then to doubt yourself about your decision, that must have been awful 🙁  It looks like it will all be worth it in the end. She sounds so happy now.

I think this is day 5 with some stress bonding. Today I did the same as yesterday, one session starting on the dryer for 5 min, then down to the ottoman. This time Ruby didn’t nip. They were in there about 15 minutes without much interaction. One head war and I petted them. Then put them side by side again for pets before taking back upstairs.

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Omg she looks so much better in that last video!!!

I’m sooooo happy to hear that she’s turned a corner and is doing well! I’m constantly amazed by the resilience of rabbits. They really are amazing creatures. <3

Way to go Daisy and way to go YOU!

What does he currently have to chew on?

For the pen biting, it can help a lot to hang a sheet or a towel over the pen wall. Something about not being able to see through it makes them less obsessed. You can clip the towel in place with binder clips and it works pretty well.

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Did you try spraying it with white vinegar? My bunny is not a chewer but once in awhile when he tries to pull the boxes under the couch to get in there, I spray it with white vinegar and he leaves it alone as he hates the smell. Once he leaves the boxes, I reward him with a fibafirst hay stick as a cue that there are yummier things to chew on…

Whoops, I meant oxbow papaya tablets.

I would only do one per day if your bun has problems with it there is also oxbow digestive support tabs you could try.

They are adorable… and the toys I see in the picture look great! You could very possibly be the best bun-mom ever! 🙂

I think these types of changes are normal as you get into longer sessions! Usually in longer sessions there will be little flurries of activity, and then longer time periods where they seem to ignore each other. This is all normal, and they don’t need to be interacting 100% of the time to be making progress, because choosing to ignore the other…[Read more]

Ah, I see!

I use a big piece of vinyl flooring under my buns’ pens to protect the flooring, maybe something like that would help protect your carpet!

Since you are going to move into bonding a group it might be a bit of a lost cause to try to get their box habits in order now, as they will most definitely lose them again when you start bonding again!