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Thank you for the reply, this makes me feel a lot better. Every time I heard her grinding I got so worried she was in pain but everything is pointing to her just being very loudly with being content lol. Thanks again for the reply!

This is how most of the sessions are now spent which is quite nice.

Very sorry to hear about your loss Ellie. Breintje sounded like a wonderful soul and such a treasured bun to have around!

What a beautiful tribute you have written for him here.

It sounds like he had the best life and was very happy and lovingly bonded to you!

Good luck with your new floofs!

Binky free Breintje <3

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Hello again!

Thanks for your continued advice 🙂

I moved them back to bathroom bond for the time being because the mounting was too excessive, they are doing pretty well.

That’s so funny about the parsley thing lol. Actually I often give them parsley forage which I’ve stopped for now to see if it helps! The mounting has become less but they are…[Read more]

Plantain (plantago major) seeds are used by and for humans to make the stools firmer and pass more easily (yes, gross, but still…). Rabbits shouldnt be fed the seeds only (theyre sold in stores as a natural stomach aid for humans, and a type of “flour” made from ground seeds is popular as a flour replacement for gluten-allergics and people who…[Read more]

I just submitted my latest vet experience, which was with my rabbit Snöa, who was castrated (=ovariohysterectomy) last week.

Put a wire grate over the litter. However, this wouldn’t be a good idea if your buns are prone to sore hocks.

I’m so sorry for your loss. ❤ It sort of sounds like GI stasis, but there are no guarantees.

It will probably come out shedding or him grooming himself, nothing to worry about.

Thank you! Oh no, good thing I don’t see them in the hay patch too often.

Thank you! Hopefully it is that, I went to search and it said to help buns with diarrhea, but these are the seeds head, so i’m not entirely sure.

I’m sorry for your loss.

It’s very hard to lose a bun, especially a young bun. It’s not possible to say what took her – practically all rabbit illnesses first present as inappetence. Rabbits hide any ailment extremely well, but when they can’t any longer, they stop eating. Sometimes the cause is something inocuous and the rabbit  recovers with…[Read more]

This is an informative post for other members to get information on common scenarios that come up often, not a request for feedback on specific rabbits. I’m going to lock this to avoid confusion.

Hmmm I dont think it’s anything to worry about, could be a bit of eye gunk that got stuck and will probably come out as he sheds.

Going to lock this thread as it’s old, please start a new thread if you have any concerns you would like feed back on, and try to avoid replying to old threads.

Going to lock this thread as it’s old, please start a new thread if you have any concerns you would like feed back on, and try to avoid replying to old threads.

Ooops just realized this is a really old thread. I’m going to lock it now to avoid confusion. @Tricia Glennon, we ask that members do not reply to old threads because the OP is unlikely to respond and more current topics can get lost.