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do you have that video set to "public"? because it's not working for me.

oh my goodness! look at that sweet face in the last pic!!! I just want to squeeze him and cover him in smooches! (ok I'll contain myself... for now)

Thank you for the information, I just remember reading somewhere else... possibly this forum, that it loses nutrients over time. Oh well. in order to keep it as "fresh" as possible for your buns, how do you store it? freeze it? refrigerate it?

Here are a couple recent pictures of Ellie snuggling :kiss: Sorry about the second one, it was in my pj's and she was just so cute I couldn't help it. Anyone else's bun go nuts licking you if you stop petting them? Look at that mohawk!

I would love to find a better price as well. Not a huge package.. as it loses nutrients over time, but just better prices.

oh my goodness look at those ears! what handsome boys.

I really wish some adults would be more mature in their decision making when it comes to a pet. We often talked about getting another rabbit (we had one many years ago), but when we got down to the math of it there was no way. If we didn't have to find new homes for our two cats (our baby...

very good point. that bun in the pic is adorable too! (not the toy) :p

lapaki wrote: that has been my mission as well! It's so fun to watch them binky. I have caught a partial one, but have been trying to catch a good one. OP: Enjoy your new addition! Sounds like you got a sweetheart!

I often buy myself a container of baby spring or baby romaine salad and was thinking to start sharing with Ellie once she's old enough. Hoping to get some seeds and start some herbs this spring :)

very good question, I'm also interested in the answer.

ok seriously... are bunnies normally this intelligent? while i was spot cleaning her cage of poops (found in three specific areas), i thought to myself "I don't see any wet spots". Then I found it. She only pees in one corner of the cage! I haven't even purchased a box for her, let alone start...

She's holding the ball still to pull the hay out

Yes, It's Ellie. :) I'm so proud of her too. Whenever she's running around the play room there's no potty issues, aside from 1-2 poops. Same when you hold her, no potty, just sits quietly while you groom her. Last night while holding her, she got real close to my neck and stretched herself...

I think hay is unlimited.. but I am unsure about the oatmeal. My little Ellie LOVES her pellets. She goes nuts whenever I am refilling or freshening up her dish. She likes her hay too.. some days she'll eat it like crazy.. others I can barely tell she's touched it.

I agree. Since he doesn't have much time left, and he's still pretty happy, I would bring him with you. At least then he would be with someone he loves and can enjoy his last days with that person. If he's already old and senile (I had to), could you imagine putting him in a new home...

she's sitting on my chest watching the washer in spin cycle. not sure what to make of it.

she is so small, it's unbelievable how fast she can go!

A short clip of Ellie having some fun. http://www.facebook.com/v/2922689747675

While I'm not as experienced with rabbits as others on here, I have studied in the veterinary field and I can definitely say this is NOT something that can simply be treated at home. Please, take your sweet bun to a vet (often state they "accept exotics"). When you call for the appointment...