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Awesome on the better prices.

Walter’s neuter was just over $80 at the shelter that does a lot of rabbits.  The reg. rabbit vet was about about three, four times that.

I’m sure they will be fine. The biggest worry is sugar overload, which can cause an upset stomach. So just keep an eye on their eating/pooping for the next day.

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Now cinnimon took 4-5 bites or a fruit chew. I am really not good at keeping candy away from them I guess. Does she need to go to the vet?

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O…M…G… Ellie, they are adorable! I’m so happy you were able to find some bunnies from a responsible breeder (especially after the shelters were so rude). And it’s the same place Breintje came from? Bonus! Owen looks like a little mini Breintje! I wonder if his coloring will darken a bit when he gets older. I have a feeling you are going to…[Read more]

Not likely, bunnies do pick up our moods, but not as extremely as that.

My rainbow bunny Breintje noticed it when I was in a lot of pain, and he groomed me a lot on those days. Sometimes when it was really bad he’d skip his afternoon sleep to watch over me in bed. It never affected his health though.

I’d say: rule out medical reasons first as…[Read more]

The OP said they are in Malaysia. I don’t know if has been detected there or if there is a wild rabbit/hare population there that can spread the disease. There was a documented case in Singapore though earlier this year.

Recommendations for pellet nutrition analysis vary. This pellet looks to be decent. The protein is a little low, but the fiber…[Read more]

If it’s a losing battle, then I wouldn’t worry too much about it. Just clean it as best as you can and the rest will resolve itself eventually.

We went to the vet and she said since she has no symptoms of teeth problems (she’s been eating her hay well ever since her stomach issues cleared up) it’s probably a rabbit cold, which she gave oral meds for as Bam suggested. She’s doing very well energy and appetite wise, and I’ve cleaned up her eye as well as I could (the vet herself didn’t…[Read more]

That’s hilarious! This one takes the cake in the moult monster contest ^_^

Oh I didn’t know,,so does that mean I can’t bring my rabbit out to play nowadays? They are both indoor rabbits so don’t worry! And yes..I heard some people don’t give pellets at all but by not giving pellets..I heard that you have to be careful and stricter on their diet.. anyways THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR ADVICES!

Oh that is great! Really happy to hear this 🙂

Oof, rabbits are very pushy lovers indeed… Our bridge bunny Breintje calmed down after 3 weeks. He was a little older when he was neutered, at 2,5 years, and he had spent half a year with me while he wasn’t neutered yet.

His mounting, circling and spraying behaviours went away within 3 weeks.  He did remain quite possessive over me though.…[Read more]

Seen them in many shapes, colours and sizes, all from the same healthy rabbit 🙂

For a bunny on a good pellet and healthy brand normally have 1/4 cup per 6 lbs but it varies. Some don’t even eat pellets. If they are at a good weight I won’t worry about changing the amount you give them. I don’t know where you are so I don’t know how high the risk for RHV2 is, but in case you didn’t know RHV2 is a deadly rabbit virus spreading…[Read more]

So I got an update. The vet isn’t sure what the growth is but he doesn’t think it’s a bite because there’s no bite mark and he says it looks more vascular. I paid to get it tested. We talked possible outcomes, if it ended up being bad and needs to be removed it could be like $500-700 Canadian. I’m assuming it would be more because he wasn’t eve…[Read more]