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For my Guinea Pigs, I use the pine pellets with Aspen on top, for the very reason you mentioned, works great.

Ahhhh! I’m overjoyed for you guys. TWO adorable babies!! I think happy memories of Breintje will be brought to mind a whole lots while you watch these 2.

Congratulations Binky Binky!

Just weird thoughts that pop into my head…

Could a rabbit have plain shredded wheat cereal?  It’s high in fiber!

I was just thinking some of our friends here seem to lack access to hay, would this help?

I have fiber on the brain.  One of my dogs recently development anal gland issues, so have been giving her high fiber supplements and have p…[Read more]

In terms of separation, did you separate them completely via room? Did they still appear distressed if just separated by a pen wall? Also, just to provide another perspective, there are times we assume feelings onto our rabbits that aren’t actually there or not to the degree mentioned. I would think 2-3hrs of proximal separation could be OK.…[Read more]

Apologies for not getting a rapid response after your posting, but just mentioning that I agree at this point, it seems like a naturally-occurring callous to keep an eye on generally.

In addition the checking about actual permission, you would need to make sure that both rabbits are taken in a secure way. Also, “going out” can be generally one-dimensional for humans (i.e. we either like it or not a lot of times), but for rabbits, each environment brings different smells, sounds, and unknowns, so if you have concerns about…[Read more]

Hello, so I started up bonding sessions again! I’m not exactly sure what it all means.

One was for an hour and mostly ignoring. Today I did the longest yet, 4 hours. It was intense and Ruby was really nippy. She didn’t seem to want him close for long. A lot of head wars and Ruby frustration it looked like.  Ruby kept trying to hump his head and…[Read more]

aww what a cute loaf. I love both of their coloring. And not as snuggly, but since this is a photo thread here’s Dorian being floppy

I don’t see anything in the pictures. Just fluffy feet.

No, there is no dental problem. He is eating everything else but hay in regular amounts. I don’t think the vet even checked though. I just don’t know how long it will take to have him back to normal – eating the same amount of hay as before and finally drinking water.

Yes, cat treat balls are quite popular. They also have those forage mats that you can hide food in.

Hmm… I would think if you massage the area to make the the penicillin dispersed and then wipe the area clean, you should be OK. I think the biggest concern is the penicillin leaking from the injection site and then another rabbit potentially licking it. But others can correct me if I’m wrong.

I would call the store and ask them.

Personally not a big fan of bringing buns out to public places as very few do well with all the noise and lights, but you know your bunnies the best and maybe try and at least aim for a less busy time.

Yes, but the lower amount of hay he’s eating explains why he doesn’t need to drink as much. Plus he gets wet greens.

Normally when a bun starts to refuse hay, you’d suspect a dental problem. A very young bun rarely has any real dental disease, but it is possible that he could’ve hurt his teeth or tongue or got sth stuck between two teeth. Did the…[Read more]

He is active but it’s just not the same as before. I am concerned about him not drinking anything at all and the lower amount of hay he is consuming 🙁

That is lovely, Ellie! and what a perfect little loaf she is!