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What kind of trap? Bunnies don’t usually go into those little cage traps. I think people have better luck setting up a pen with food and then closing the “door” with the bunny inside. You have to work up to it though, getting the bunny accustomed to finding food in said pen.

Is he on any meds for the arthritis? My very senior bunny was just on meloxicam continuously after he reached a certain age. But at that point, it was better to make him comfortable than to fret about possible side effects.

I use a combo of the “fur buster” comb, hand plucking, and a lint roller 🙂

Welcome to BB, to all three of you! Happy to have new members to make fun topics, ask questions, and share their experiences with others.

Hello and welcome!

Oreo and Marshmallow are indeed adorable bun names!

I used a small slicker brush when I had normal-haired buns and for my teddy lionhead. If you get one, make sure it has plastic knobs on the bristles, many slicker brushes don’t, and bare bristles can hurt the bun’s skin.

Now I have a rex bun, the only thing that works when she sheds is lint rolling. Lint rolling is good for normal-haired buns…[Read more]

Hi MooMooBunny! It would be best for you to start a new thread with your bonding questions to avoid confusion!

When you’re in the bonding section just click the “Create Topic” button. There’s also a “template” pinned in the bonding section that you can copy paste into your post to provide some additional info that helps people give better advice. 🙂

Group size: 2

Both Males, both nuetered. They are almost 2 and are 3 weeks apart. Our first attempt at bonding went horribly, we moved too fast and they ended up in a minor fight. There were no injuries, but we’ve been hesitant to start bonding again. Their enclosures have been next to each other (they can groom each other through the bars) for a…[Read more]