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Dorian’s favorite fruit is pineapple, usually I get dried rings as they are easier to keep around. Technically it’s the only fruit he is allowed by the vet (well papaya too, but he doesn’t like those), in reality he gets a very small piece of most fruits. He’s generally wary of most food, other than pineapple though… I mean he wants you to…[Read more]

Spay/Neuter

Are your bunnies spayed/neutered?

If so, for how long (for each)?

=Yes,both of my bunnies are neutered since 3rd October and it’s been 1 month ( they got neutered together at the same time )

Housing

Please describe your bunnies’ current housing set-up (living together, as neighbors, etc.).

= Before they fought,they used to l…[Read more]

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Thank you so much for replying and giving those wonderful advices..also should I copy paste and make a new topic or just reply it over here?

I reached out to a couple people to get some feedback, in addition to my own. The primary feedback comes from the fact that rabbits pee…. so anything made entirely of wood/with large surface areas of wood (like the landing area in front of the rack) is prone to being peed on and being hard to clean. Perhaps you can make the platform bottom a…[Read more]

Unless your rabbits are forced to be right next to it 24/7, it will likely be fine– it does not seem overly bright, and the colors of light has never been presented as concerns. Just be mindful that you’re adding a new cord into the rabbit’s free-roam space!

Unfortunately buns are picky animals and my experience is that if they don’t like, they won’t eat it. The only thing I can think of is maybe if you try to sprinkle some toppings on the hay to encourage him sniffing through and eat it… but in my case I just ended up using the hay Martini doesn’t like as a part of his bedding :))) and donated the…[Read more]

Will try alternating the stick with pellets and update this thread later in case someone has the same issue 🙂

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My cinnibun loves exploring and they both love going outside ( in my arms only because of rhv2 ). I think it is something they would enjoy otherwise I wouldn’t do it , my bunnies come before everything. I will see how they do in the stroller before going to target than, thanks.

My cinnibun loves exploring and they both love going outside ( in my arms only because of rhv2 ). I think it is something they would enjoy otherwise I wouldn’t do it , my bunnies come before everything. I will see how they do in the stroller before going to target than, thanks.

I thought cinnimon was the dominant bun but I might have been wrong than. Cinnimon tolerates it for a few secs and kicks him off. They are getting along fine though. Is there maybe a way to stop him from it though because my dad wouldn’t be okay with it.

Bonding takes time and also takes several sessions. The bonding process takes, at the minimum, I’d say 1 week and at most, sometimes 3 months– it really depends. It sounds like the session was positive for a bit, and then as they stayed with each other longer, it went sour. This is a good sign to start with shorter bonding sessions, rather than…[Read more]

Humping is a dominance behavior, and some people even interpret it as “Hey, this is a reminder that I’m dominant and am going to look after you.”… obviously we cannot actually confirm if that’s the case.

This can be normal– a lot of bonded pairs actually have occasional humping. As long as it’s well-tolerated by the other bun and is not…[Read more]

I would definitely say a stroller– it is more sturdy and likely built of more sturdy material. Again, my recommendation is against actually doing this, but if it is something you really want to try, I’d first test how they do in the stroller/react to it and be accepting that things may change once actually in Target.

While rabbits can be quick to adopt routine, just like humans, things can change for them for reasons we’ll never really know. If all health-related behaviors are normal (eating, pooping, peeing, body language, general energy/motivation), then it is likely just his preference that there are evenings now he wants to stay out. From a rabbit’s…[Read more]

I would bring them in a pet stroller or pet sling ( which would be better? ). My local target is never busy, there hasn’t been a single time where I went and there were more than 50 people ( including workers ).