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Rabbits have different personalities. Jasminebunny wants to use a harnesses in a secure fenced in area before deciding what the rabbit needs. At least that is how it looks to me. She knows her situation, which may not resemble yours.

I like your rabbit.She looks a little like my 10 year old.

As long as she is in an enclosed garden and you are with her, I think a harness would be fine. The harness that looks like a cloth vest did not work for my rabbits. If I am holding the leash, they can pull backwards and get out of it. I take two of my rabbits to agility classes, and I use a "H"...

I have one rabbit that has a lot of cecotropes that he doesn't eat if get him hay from a farm. If I buy him Orchard Grass hay from a pet store, the problem goes away. My other 3 rabbits don't have a problem with farm hay.

This is my rabbit Downy that likes to jump into waste baskets. I bought a new bale of hay and over-filled a garbage can with hay. Then I put the cover on top. Downy jumped up and knocked the top off of the can. Then he jumped on top of the can so that he could try to pick a fight with Flower...

If a rabbit has a problem with the back teeth, you won't be able to see it. I had a rabbit that I used to have to take to the vet every few months for a teeth trim. I could never visually see the problem, but it was there. Sometimes he would drool or his eye would water, but the first sign of a...

It is not uncommon where I live for people to microchip their pets, and that includes rabbits. Animal control, the humane society, or any vet's office should be able to check and see if the bunny has a chip and they should do it for free.

Cecotropes can smell really bad. Are you sure it isn't her poop?

How many craisins do you give her a day?

I am so sorry about your bunny. I am sure that you did your best. There is something here that I think needs more attention. Your rabbit was skinny when she died, yet you were fasting her because she looked overweight. I think that there is a good possibility that you yourself may have an eating...

If he is full grown, I would guess that he is a Polish rabbit. I am no expert though. He sure is cute!

This is Downy. He weighs 4 pounds. He looks like a mini lop mix, but his breed is unknown because his mother was a stray. Downy likes to jump into waste baskets. There is one that is 24 inches high that he gets stuck in and I have to lift him out. If the basket is half full, he is able to tip it...

As long as she isn't in a wire bottom cage, I think it would be alright to have a scatterless litter pan. I use those and my rabbits are fine with them, even my mini rex. Most of those scatterless pans have thicker wire than is typically used for cage bottom. It might keep your rabbit from...

Is she on an anti inflammatory?

Search this site for past experience with Advantage 2. The search is in the upper right corner.

You can put DE on your rabbit. Rub it directly on the fur, trying not get dust in the air where your rabbit will breath it in. I don't think Advantage 2 should be used on rabbits. I used to use Advantage for cats on my rabbits, just not Advantage 2. I don't remember the dose. It should be used...

They would have to put your rabbit under anesthesia to work on her teeth, and I don't know if they would charge you for an exam. You can call the vet and ask how much a dental on a rabbit would cost first. It has been a few years since I had to have it done on a rabbit, but I think it was a...

I had rabbits with bad teeth before. It was quite common for them to get a watery eye when they needed a dental. I would have to take them to the vet to get their teeth filed. If I could not get them to the vet right away, they would stop eating and I would have to syringe feed them. Sometimes a...

My rabbits did contract tapeworms. I mixed diatomaceous earth in their food and it got rid of the problem. Then I got some Revolution from the vet and kept my rabbits on that had they had no more problems with parasites. Outdoor pets need to be treated as outdoor pets with preventative...

It would be best to ask your vet if your cat can pass anything on to your rabbit. Both cats and rabbits can get roundworms, but that is usually passed on by coming in contact with infected stool. As long as your cat is free of parasites, sharing a water bowl should be alright, but ask your vet...