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Ah, this is helpful! My guess is that the combo of hormone changes post-neuter and moving to a new home just upset things enough to cause problems. I think you should be able to rebond them since it doesn’t sound like the fighting was too terrible?

I would separate them (if you haven’t already) and give them a few weeks to cool off. Then you can…[Read more]

A lot of people have tried Bene-bac. It seems very safe to use, but whether it works is up for debate. It is used in weaning orphaned cottontails though.

Have you had Sweetie’s teeth checked very thoroughly? nethies can have dental problems that can so symptoms as GI issues, so it would be good to rule that out.

@Ellie, you must be a totally irresistible rabbit  🤣

Male neutering can be done as soon as the testicles drop. Sounds like it won’t be very long before that happens!

@Bam Hehehe, naughty naughty…

Reminds me of Breintje and his hairdressing attempts. He often licked my face, and if a strand of hair was laying over my face he snipped it off in no time flat… I always had one-lock-bangs for the last year 🙄 But it’s so cute that he wanted to fix my fur! ^_^

Owen started to spray urine yesterday, but only…[Read more]

@Dana,

I got the then from a shelter 2 months ago. They were adopted together as they are bonded .

They were so good in last 2 months, just recently they started to fight.
They were desexed in the shelter 2 months ago …

@ Wick, Snowball still go through hormone problems even he was desexed? Is it possible that they can get along well again a…[Read more]

Does he like alfalfa hay? When my bunny was 8 weeks to 6 months I fed him a mix of Timothy and alfalfa hay. Now that’s he’s 10 months I give him limitless Timothy hay although I give him a small handful of alfalfa once or twice a week as treat.

If your bunny likes alfalfa, I’d carry a few strands and give it to him.  That way he’ll associat…[Read more]

Or that time when I was putting on my gym shoes at the gym and realized that somebunny had “bunproved” the shoestrings =D

A lot of symptoms may be absent in older bunnies. Symptoms are much more pronounced in very young bunnies. So it’s possible it could be coccidiosis. Bloody mucus is definitely concerning. If it is coccidiosis, then it is serious. I would have him seen by a vet as soon as possible. The infection is usually treated with sulfa drugs.

I’m certain the size of the box is no issue, all the boxes I bought are large cat sized square ones. I tried large hooded boxes with high rims, tried those for a while with the hood off and just recently bought 2 hooded boxes again with low rims and a front part that can be flipped open so just the back half is “hooded”. Considering she will go…[Read more]

Yesss…. so relatable haha 😂

Thanks Bam and DanaNM. Much appreciate your soothing response.

I just bought puppy pad and my bunny started eating it, lol. I guess I can’t use it.

-My understanding of his current condition is Vet should judicially use antibiotics in the first place. When he had GI stasis, I guess simple fluid could make him better, but they made me so scared…[Read more]

Yes, I ordered new ones last Christmas. Just ordered one to match for our Luna.

Congratulations, they are so beautiful.