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I also just realized that I went to a clinic (which I phoned before) that I actually did not intend to go to initially. I was aware from before of an emergency hospital in that neighboring city I went to but I guess phoned the emergency clinic instead. My gosh I think I was not…
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Thank you for your kind replies, it means a lot. I did some research and here the law seems to say that a vet is not allowed to keep a pet as it’s considered property of the owner. If they assume neglect or cruelty, they can report it to the Veterinary Office and it’s the…
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I’m sorry to hear you lost Adi. Please know that you didn’t do anything wrong, and that you did everything you could do. I absolutely agree with Bam. Most bunnies become infected with EC when they are young. They can be asymptomatic all their lives. And then, when old age weakens their immune system, EC…
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I’m so so sorry you lost Adi. He seems like the most wonddrful of companions ❤️❤️❤️ I’m glad you still have his partner. Where I am, a vet can’t release a suffering animal back to the owner, that’s the law. The vet must have considered him beyond all chances of meaningful recovery. How a vet…
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Hello dear community, I will provide an update under the rainbow bridge thread :/
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I would be interested to know if you were present when your bunny was put to sleep or if you know how people usually go about it. For me she took him to another room. I couldn’t see him being given to him. Also, what do you think of the demeanor of the emergency vet…
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Dear community of bunny lovers, Today I lost my Adi, my best friend for over 11 years. Unfortunately, I never had any human friend like him which I think is sad, too. I got him as a little boy (from the pet shop at the time, I didn’t know about adaption) and fell immediately in…
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Tracking for vaccinations, wellness visits, blood work, nail trims….
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I like the “About Me” section idea. Agree on organizing by date, I use a calendar at the moment and it’s useful to flip back and check when I last did something. Maybe a template/page for Pet Sitter instructions with Vet + Emergency Contact info? I know every time I go to the vet they…
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I found our female on a rehoming bunny fb group in our area. We wanted a spayed female and she was the only spayed available at the time. So we took her and I fear she was neglected quite a bit as she’s very distrusting of humans. She only likes Oliver. We have tried just…
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Just to chime in on the off chance it helps: my two girls also got along fine but would still get into occasional spats, mostly over food. Only one of them would try to hump, but they didn’t have an obvious “boss” between them. I did notice they would sometimes guard the litterbox from each…
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I believe they’re bonded…I mean, they snuggle, they clean each other, they are always together, but at the same time, it seems they are always challenging each other. Our female is more fearful and our male is very curious and brave. So he’s usually the one who is in charge, but she’ll occasionally challenge him.…
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I would find organization by date helpful. Sort of like an old-school agenda.
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Reply To: Help! My female won’t stop territorial peeing/pooping - 6-CanadianBuns 06/24/2026 08:27 PMI agree with Greg the Lionhead I’ve bonded six rabbits and I have five litters. I have two rabbits that will pee constantly on the floor drives me nuts the others they seem to be OK my one girl she stands outside of her litter and eats the hay. Maybe yours is doing the same…
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Hello my fellow bunny moms and dads. The other day I was searching for a journal where I could keep track of my two bunnies (things like grooming sessions, litter box changes, favorite snacks) but had a really hard time finding anything for bunnies. So I decided to create my own!! What would you add…
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If you would like to offer some hay that is “outside” of the litter box, have you tried a hay rack that hangs above it? That way they still have to get into the litter box to eat the hay. It’s possible that she is just eating hay and peeing at the same time because…
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My bun, Sesame, has been peeing outside of her litter box and I’m really not sure why. I’ve noticed that it’s either just outside of the litter box if there’s a hay mat on the floor or wherever there is a pile or box of hay I set out for her and her brother (Pekoe:…
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There are a lot of buns on long-term (maintenance dose) if meloxicam. My vet was perfectly fine with it. You just find the lowest effective dose and continue to give. There are many cases where the benefits outweigh the risks (like long-term arthritis management).
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You’re doing great! I think I remember a study that says rabbits can safely be on meloxocam for 28 days. This doesn’t mean that meloxicam is unsafe for even longer use, it just means there are no studies on longer treatment courses. Many of us here have given high doses of meloxicam for longer, it’s…
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Thank you for your reply! She is doing quite well overall. I do have another question concerning her Meloxicam which I will put in a seperate post