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She looks pregnant. I would keep the nest in there for at least another week. It really is just a waiting game!

Please separate mom and dad immediately! He may hurt the babies. There is also a strong chance she is already pregnant again. That means she’s going to give birth to the new litter before the current babies are fully weaned and ready to go home. Hopefully a breeder will be able to give you some...

This is just a suggestion, but if you could try to find a low cost spay and neuter place near you and spay/neuter all the babies before rejoining them. That way no one uses these bunnies as breeders. Females will need to be 4 months so you would have to wait a while, but males can be 8 weeks so...

Ok that makes sense. However, you could still raise a baby bunny from a rescue through the fostering program and then adopt it after it has been spayed/neutered. Many rescues will have baby bunnies because rabbits come to the rescue pregnant or with a litter. They just don’t list the bunnies for...

They’re not trying to scare you, they’re trying to help you. You asked for advice and that’s what you got. I completely agree with what @aldemar is saying. Adopting a spayed/neutered rabbit from a rescue will be the best decision. Your bunny can go visit several rabbits at the rescue and then...

I’m sorry for your loss! He was such a handsome bunny ❤

Please do not put unneutered males together! That is so dangerous! Get both of them neutered if you want to bond them.

Welcome to the forum! I love her ears!!!!

Having cats and rabbits is great! I suggest getting a kitten and raising it with the rabbit. Two of my cats had a litter of kittens and I raised all of them with Theo (my rabbit). I can’t tell you how many times I would go see them and all of them would be cuddling! I did rescue a kitten and he...

The smell is safe, just make sure if they fall the bunny can’t eat them!

Oh no! I’m so sorry for your loss! ❤

8 weeks is best to be extra safe.

That’s perfect! My bunnies use cat litter boxes also. I have hay only in the litter boxes because it just gets so messy! Occasionally I will put hay in a toy and sprinkle some rose petals on it, but I would not suggest that when litter training as it might confuse them. Those will work! I use...

How is she doing? Not moving is a bad sign and could be a sign that she is going into Gi-stasis. When my bunnies are acting lazy and not wanting much food, my go to is always infant gas drops. Normally after 1-2 doses they are back to normally and playing around/eating. Doses are 1-2 ml every...

Do you know what kind of grass he is eating? It could be a certain kind of grass causing his poops to change.

I do have two rabbits (Theo, who I’ve had since he was a baby. And Will, who I got almost 3 months ago as a friend for Theo) and they are both boys. They have both been neutered and are now in the bonding process. The process is moving super slowly because Theo is aggressive towards Will. My...

That sounds like a good amount. He should be ok just keep an eye on him to make sure he is eating enough grass.

I would not put them together at all. They might fight over food. Make sure there are at least 3 inches of space between the cages to make sure they don’t nip each other through the cage bars. Yes. You might be able to wash those off in the sink and give them back to them 🤷‍♀️

That sounds perfect! I suggest she comes over before you leave so she knows where everything is. I also think you should mention that if your bunny doesn’t eat or want to move around then she should call you because the bunny could be going into gi-stasis. Other than that great job!

Oh no, I’m so sorry for your loss!