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Ahahahaha I was referring to when toilet paper was a hot ticket item during 2020! No more shortages here thank goodness!

So apparently my son (one year old bunny) was not aware of the worldwide toilet paper shortage. Or he did and he just didnt care.

i have placed a second one there for now, but I technically can’t make that the permanent spot because it’s right at the entrance of the hutch and I have nowhere to hook the hay feeder too

Do you mean keep two litter boxes? I was thinking same :) will it eventually stop do you think?

He’s not but to be honest I have never had this issue before? He’s the only animal in the house and has never marked territory anywhere else in that way. Why in that same exact spot everyday? It’s so bizarre 😂😂😂

Hi! my bunny has recently (last two months or so) has been peeing in his litter box but also in the opposite corner of his hutch for some reason. I’ve tried most things to stop it from happening. Eg. Cleaning it with vinegar. I don’t know why this is happening. Sometimes he won’t pee in his...

Completed :) Best of luck!

It is usually just calcium, although thicker and tackier than usual it is not something to be super alarmed about unless it becomes constant. My rabbit gets chalky urine every now and then and its usually because of something he's eaten in the garden but given the amount of poop in the litter...

To give you all a little laugh, I wasn’t able to get my rabbit to stay still enough to know his gender but when I went to the vet I asked him to double check. By then he was 12 weeks.. and I was still unsure but almost sure he was a male based on his behaviour. When vet came back he literally...

There are no signs indicating he’s unwell. Any suggestions?

Hi all, it’s heavy shedding season atm and I have noticed that my bunny looks kind of greasy around his back towards the neck/on the neck, and kind of feels very mildly crunchy, almost like it’s knotted, but it isn’t. It also looks slightly bunched together (picture 2000s boys spiking their...

I think the concern mostly comes from his droppings. They’re dark and small & sometimes different sizes and I thought that may be due to not eating enough hay specifically. But if eating grass and foraging through the day is suitable then I am less concerned now.

I give him about two table spoons roughly! Not sure if it’s too much, it doesn’t seem like it but I’m not too sure. I use the Burgess Excel w Dandelion.

Aaah so this is why Alfie doesn’t drink a big load of water daily. He has access to fresh grass all day.

Only when she notices he’s had no water! Not daily!

I don’t know what else to do! My rabbit doesn’t eat enough hay and more recently I have noticed I’m not needing to refill it as much. I have had this recent batch of hay for sooo long now. Alfie spends majority of his day running in and out of the house, he loves the yard and has access to a...

I’d actually LOVE to see the results

my bunny always puts his foot in his 😂😂😂 he has no special awareness

I often think my rabbit doesn’t drink enough water and it’s always in the back of my mind. So I always have water on his veggies (quick rinse before serving) and I kinda run any fruit or snacks under water too. Like a piece of apple and or a carrot (I think it reassures me more than anything)...

Done 🥰🥰🥰