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No yesterdays news isn't going to hurt rabbits feet. I've used it for many years had no issues with feet problem. 101 rabbits can afford all those frills. Do take care of your rabbit but don't be worrying about to living up to someone else's lifestyle or standards. You'll be putting a lot of...

I just use yesterdays news. I find it to be absorbent compared to carefresh. There are some people that use carefresh under yesterdays news which is kind of a waste of money. With how you have your litter box set up you probably wouldn' go through that much litter. I still would just stick with...

It sounds like she made herself at home

Some bunnies do warm up fast than others. That is good sign that she is licking , nudging, nibbling and laying down beside you. It sounds like she is doing fine. Bunnies do get bored of toys or not really interested in them. You can try growing some cat grass (rye or barley) and she if that...

You can use orchard grass or meadow hay. I would see how she is around other rabbits first by having her interact with other bunnies. She may not want a friend. I've experienced that in the past with a female and I had a feeling when I had her meet other bunnies she didn't want a friend. She...

Your new bunny is probably getting use to her new environment and to you. For some bunnies it takes a little bit more time getting adjusted to their new environment . I'm not sure how close your new bunny was with the previous owner. Bunnies do form a bond with their owner and maybe missing...

Standard Rex Rabbits get big fast, you could opt into a puppy pen.

I feed my rabbit pellets in the morning, then a few hours later I feed him veggies and through out the day he has hay to munch on. The pellets that I feed him is the red bag of Sherwood pellets. The amount is different than what I would usually recommend for bunny compared to other brands...

If the rabbit was drinking a whole bottles of hand sanitizer on a continual basis, I would say the rabbit has an addiction. It would be best to get a vet to intervene to the kick the habit. I'm sure the rabbit is fine and doesn't have an addiction.

Hay you tried compressed hay cubes that have no molasses or anything else in them. I had a rabbit that refused to eat hay. Later on I discovered why, he had bone spurs on the back of his molars. I had his molars filed down, he still refused hay but loved his hay cubes.

Have you thought of making your own treats? Its cheaper.

If you bunny doesn't like wood blocks, you could always find loofah and put treats in it. Some bunny are just happy with playing with toilet paper rolls.

Does your bunny like the toilet paper rolls filled with hay?

Honey is fructose, which is sugar. There are rabbit treats out there that have honey ,granulated sugar or molasses. Those are a few types of sweeteners. Why the do that is to attract the rabbit, rabbits love sweet stuff. What you can try with his toys, stick them in his food bag or you can...

As you being a new rabbit owner, you start with a small area of your home for your rabbit to free roam. It's natural behavior for bunnies to chew, dig, forage and mark their territory . I would suggest that you have an a proof area for you bunny to free roam in when your not home. Puppy pens...

Excellent! I'm glad that your fur babies love them.

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You're welcome. You can send me a direct message anytime from this site if you're looking for more bunny stuff in Australia.

I'm leaving this convo, I'm getting creeped out.

I think the person who created this post maybe looking for toys that rabbits can chew on. But who knows, maybe they want a plushie for their rabbit to hump but was too shy to ask.