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I would highly advise against it as you could break up your existing bond. Most likely what will happen is the male that is already with the female has claimed over her and the boys will fight over her. I would try bonding the new boys together. But you need to wait 6-8 weeks for the newly...

She needs more toys if all she has is what's in her cage hanging up and the wooden toy on the floor. All of my bun's favorite are toilet paper rolls. They also love cardboard boxes just cut 2 holes for her to get in and out of.

Ok so first HUGE No-no is the cat litter. You should use paper bedding like Carefresh, Yesterday's News, or my and many other's personal favorite horse stall wood pellets. You can find this at Rural King or Tractor Supply. ( I think there are these in Ohio) if not you can get them at a local...

I highly recommend getting him neutered. Is he still eating and drinking?

Can you show us a picture of her set up so we can give you ideas and tips if needed? Also, have you bunny proofed her room?

Has there been any female animal in the house that may have been in heat? Neutering may very well help. What state do you live in and which end? I may be able to help find a low-cost spay-neuter clinic near you. What type of litter do you use?

oh ok.

I agree with the above. But most of the time red urine in rabbits is not blood its due to something in the diet. I agree with taking her to the vet if you recently got her so your vet knows what "her" "normal" is. But if it is just the ****** that is red sometimes it can be a purple color it...

Is she spayed? This sounds like she is just ready to breed if she isn't spayed.

No need to bring him to the vet. You could try putting a blanket in the bottom of the cage. Some breeds are more prone to sore hocks than others. Can I ask why he doesn't have a litterbox in his cage at night? As long as they are not getting raw and inflamed there is nothing to worry about.

Maybe it sounds like she is trying to binky but her paw is hurting her. But then also sounds like a seizure. But it's really hard to tell without you actually being there. Is there any way he can send a video to post on here?

Yes, this is normal and she should be eating more to keep up with milk production. I typically give extra pellets so they have enough for themselves and enough to produce milk. You can give some baby gas drops it's not going to hurt her or the babies. You can even give about a tablespoon of old...

Maybe make sure she is distracted when you put her food in. As to why she is doing it that is something someone else will have to answer.

I wouldn't be concerned. Sometimes they make them early and then destroy them and make a new one closer to time. So no nothing to worry about this is common. Just let her do her thing.

Are you giving her, her food in her cage when she is in the cage?

Oh ok, I'm sorry I misread. Yes, pine shavings are toxic to rabbits. You are calling it the bed but do you mean where they are using the bathroom at like the litterbox?

I was trying to find them but I guess that when you're in America it doesn't load UK sites lol. It looks fine other than the corn but I would say she can have quite a few of those, they seem pretty healthy.

4 lbs looks fine for her size.

Are these carrot nibbles store-bought? If so what is in the ingredient list?

What breed is she?