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that cat litter looks fine

nope! I had them when I went to camp out of london when I was younger - not a fan of them. But i hate marshmallows and digestive biscuits so s'mores is definitely not for me. TPBM lives in the countryside

I hope you're alright! Bunnies are definitely great therapy friends 🥰

Yep, kind of. I have no fully biological sisters but five bonus sisters - as we call it in my family. The person below me... can drive?

Apollo absolutely loves fresh grass. Every week, before my brother mows the grass, I will cut as much as I can and put it in a storage tote, and give it to Apollo. I like washing mine because i don't want bugs in my room lol. But yeah, Apollo would prefer to eat fresh grass than any hay. If you...

It will also help to remove any loose bedding from the area (like the carefresh in his cage) and having a large enough litterbox that he can comfortably turn around in - preferably not a corner litterbox. having lots of hay in the litter area as well will also help as rabbits seem to like to...

he might be able to get up. As John Wick said, a strip of carpet might make it easier to get up as he'll have something to grip onto

It looks a little steep, and your bun looks like a baby, so I wouldn't be sure that he could go up on his own. How long have you had him for?

I would just leave him to explore it, he'll eventually feel curious and wander up there. You can also leave some pellets or veggies up there as an incentive.

Yeah, we have an ikea nearby. Do you have a picture or link to it? We're going in a few days so I can probably check it out :)

Yeah, I will probably go back to RRR - we had such a great experience with them. The other rescue was ****(edited to remove name). I don't think they're a bad rescue at all and I love all the work that they do. I think they just love their bunnies so much that they need them to go to the...

I don't think a vet is necessary yet. She's eating but just doesn't like the hay? You could also try fresh grass if it's not got any pesticides and rabbit safe - not lawn clippings either. Apollo wasn't a big fan of the orchard grass a few months ago, and we were in the same situation as the...

yeah, I understand that. My previous girl had the worst litter habits (though Apollo's litter training is pretty much without fault), but because I was aware of it before I got her, I could work on it. I did choose a rabbit already, and they were supposed to start bonding this Sunday, pending...

the hay looks alright. Do you know when the hay you usually get will be back in stock? for now, as she's eating enough to not get ill, I'd keep her on it until the usual hay is back. To encourage better eating, I recommend mixing some dried flowers and/or herbs into it, and topping it up more...

thank you :) while that could work, I think I'm just going to find another rescue. It'll save me time, money, and stress - it's £34 for 16 panels, and I wouldn't use them again.

thank you. Yes, to be honest, I'm quite upset with the rescue because they refused us for very small reasons (such as baseboards lmao). I have just had my bedroom renovated (our whole house is being done, but my room was first because of Apollo), so I really want it to stay looking nice...

hey everyone, i recently had a home check to adopt a bunny, and didn't meet the criteria. Now i understand most of it, but one point was that the room isn't bunny proofed and what happens if the bunnies start to chew on the skirtings? I've never heard of that before. What happens if a bunny...

to be honest, they probably are all crossbreeds. which ones bred together? was your plan to breed them?

42 by 82 inches? it still sounds quite a bit too small. Thankfully, it's not a thin line between a caged bunny and a free-roaming bunny. There are loads of options in between, the best might be an xpen. However, your bunny will still need a few hours (or preferably most of the day) out of the...

I agree greatly. This is such an amazing platform 🥰