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Hi all my brother just got me a new bun after a rather sad event where my last bunny passed away a few weeks ago. I still miss her but...

That's pretty much what we ended up doing. We tossed the wirey feeder and just started piling hay on his open litter box. He loves it.

I put lot of hay in litter boxes -- somehow my two house rabbits ended up with six litter boxes throughout the house -- and use smaller...

Ah, okay. I see what you're saying. I plant grass & let it grow to 1-2" before bringing it in, then rotate after the rabbits mow it...

If it was with an intact male, it is only a matter of seconds and the outcome is almost always a pregnancy. Vet check would clear any...

Not really much you can do to emulate the wear they would get in nature--maybe show the owner how to cut them and remind them that is...

Maybe a stone tile. Though it's not likely to make much difference since it's just a small space. Having the whole flooring like this...

I guess if your pot is well established, then there isn't a need for the mesh. :) The mesh might be needed for newly growing plants that...

What's the point of the mesh -- for potential digging? I have two long planters I rotate in & out from the deck. There's just grass in...

Wheat grass is a favorite with our group. The mesh works great, but, you have to make sure the grow pot is too big to be tipped or...

I was thinking of doing the mesh over the pot thing actually! Maybe oat grass and clover? My whole room aesthetic is very much plant and...

UPDATE: new baby bun is basically Satan’s spawn and attacks anything that moves, including our older bun, the second time we put them...

The males I was talking about were both intact, but, we neutered them as one was a "sprayer".

My recommendation would be not to do it. There is extremely high risk involved once the baby bun hits puberty, of a serious fight...

Rabbits are susceptible to the bordatella bacteria, though this is usually very responsive to the proper rabbit safe antibiotic...