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Not as far as I'm aware, no.

I always get my bunny vaccinated, and she's an indoor bunny. It's just not worth the risk of her catching myxamitosis or vhd. She doesn't have a yearly checkup simply because she's there more often than that anyway with all her issues haha. But I think it's always worth it to catch things...

I would worry being kept on wood pellets long term might be a bit hard on bunny's feet? But carefresh might work out expensive! I tend to use wood pellet litter in my bunny's litter tray with a layer of hay over the top so it's softer. Maybe that would work? Would be cheaper than carefresh...

Adorable bunny! 😍

Hm, that's strange. There are several marketed here as working for rabbits as well as dogs and cats. Perhaps not where you are.

A bitter apple spray may work, often marketed as anti chew sprays 😊

Myxomatosis has been around for a long time. It's a horrible disease 😔 In the UK rabbits should be vaccinated yearly against it. I can't believe you can't get the vaccine in the US! If the virus is so close to you I absolutely wouldn't be letting unvaccinated buns outside, it's just not worth...

How very strange! I wonder if it's worth getting a second opinion from another vet? 🤔

Could possibly be a dental issue? Salivating and bad breath could suggest an infection. Miley has dental issues and I know it's time for a vet visit when she makes chewing motions all the time, it always points to something going on in her mouth. The constant wetness may well be causing the...

What lovely tributes to Storm ❤️

When we took in a rescue rabbit short term last month, he had fur mites aka walking dandruff. He had missing hair on his back and neck, sore skin and lots of dandruff. Might be worth checking with your vet if that's a possibility. He had a course of Xeno and it cleared right up! 😊

@JBun I had no idea about that - we don't get those here! Well you learn something new everyday. And a bit gross, poor bun 😔 At least it's easy to remove, if that's what it is!

So sorry to hear about your dad 😢 I wonder if it could be a cyst, or possibly an abscess 🤔 Does it move freely with the skin, or does it feel firmly attached to the structures underneath?

Yes, separate them now 😊

Cute fluffy guy, hope he's feeling better soon! 😊

It sound stress related to me. I personally would have one or both neutered to prevent this happening again as it sounds like she is finding this very difficult. Hope she is feeling better soon 😊

Best of luck with whatever happens - he knows you love him and that's the most important thing ❤️

I'm so sorry you've lost you're bunny, she was only a baby too 😔❤️

What a hard decision to make 😔 He's not a bad age at all! There is very little skin on the bottom of a rabbit's foot as you say, I think it would be a difficult one with regards to healing as well as he will naturally still be using the foot. You know your bun best and will be able to tell if...

Cheap, cheerful and easy - you can't go wrong! 😁