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Reply To: Bunny Grieving – What is normal and what should I look out for?

08/30/2025 at 2:09 PM

mia

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Keep checking her food/water intake and poo/pee.

I usually clean (bedding, litter, soft toys) right away and give myself and bun around a year to grieve. For my buns, they may be a bit off afterwards but usually return to normal behavior within a couple days but during the year, most buns personality change slightly (more affectionate towards me, a quicker hop, more curious of their surroundings) so this time lets them become their new selves before we try to find a new friend.