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How long have you been doing it? It took me two weeks with Bunster. Also are you cleaning up the wire after you clean up accidents? I imagine it would be hard to tell if they're on wire where they've actually peed and that sounds like it would be a problem in training because they go where...

Hi BlueEyes, Bunster looooves parsley so I'm curious, why is parsley on the occasional list?

I tried introducing mixed greens again and she ate them happily! Hooray!

Thanks all, since that incident Bunster has not thumped again to my knowledge which is a huge relief.

Bunster is about 6 months old now. Do I have to switch her from alfalfa to timothy pellets? Unfortunately I bought a huge bag of alfalfa pellets and I'd like to keep using them if it's okay. I think Bunster is starting to get a bit overweight though, so I will at least decrease the amount of...

My Bun took just about two weeks to litter box train when I first got her. Every morning I would check for any accidents, clean them up with vinegar/water solution and stick her pee in the box. Then when I would come back from work I would do the same. We think she was about 6-8 weeks old...

Hi there, in an effort to figure out what was wrong.. closed all the windows (there were dogs barking outside.. but again this usually doesn't bother her..) and I mixed in some banana with cc cause i got scared of possible stasis cause she was refusing pellets earlier ... She ate the banana...

Something's wrong.. Bunster neve rthumps but last night I was woken up to her thumping. I saw the light in the living room was on so I turned it off. It seemed to stop the thumping. But this morning I saw her in her pen and she didn't come out to greet me which was strange. Instead she...

i found out i can jump pretty high! one time i managed to jump out of my x-pen and zoomed past mommy who was sitting on the couch. boy did i give her a fright!

so I take it back, it could be hormones but all of a sudden Bunster is very interested in chewing. The phonebook I left for her sat untouched for months, but now there are phonebook scraps everywhere! So there you have it. I also cannot seem to clip any of her nails without her very much...

noooo :( :( I'm so sorry, you did the best you could!

we keep Bunster in an x-pen and the bottom is just a tarp plus a spare flat sheet layered on top, so she can't get to any carpet.

Bunster has started zooming around her litter box but thankfully the wood pellets are heavy enough that not much flies. I second trying that if you still find you have problems.

she is so cute!

mine isn't interested in chewing either. maybe try a digging type of toy if they like that?

so Bunster had his/her first legit accident since being potty trained... about 4-5 months old now. Aghhh was hoping we'd get through this period without that. Luckily it was in her cage area and not the carpet, but does this mean we need to do re-training??? It was RIGHT next to the litter...

does the good old vinegar/water half half solution not work?

so I ended up storing my hay in the den where Bun is. Looks ugly, but oh well, he's taken over the room anyway. Lacy how are your buns doing? Bunster should be around 4-5 months old now. We're noticing no testicles dropping so he might be a she. Also it seems that his personality is...

My Bun isn't a big hay eater either and I can't figure it out. T_T good luck. I've tried orchard grass and timothy hay and to see if he preferred one over the other maybe.. but no clear conclusion. I use SPS second cut right now and although the hay itself smells nice, Bunster doesn't seem...