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Ah, good catch, I didn't know that about young rabbits. I adopted mine at a year and just assumed they could have other foods younger. Thanks for stepping in.

HAHAHA!! Gotta love how sassy rabbits can be!!

Yes, the amount does matter. Keep it small! :) Only grass hay's are safe to give unlimited, no veggie or leafy greens are safe to give unlimited. Check out the recent diet posts.

The two best things you can do are: Have a second person so one can hold the bunny up with one hand under their bottom so you can see the nails and quick. Take a cut of a shower loofa and wrap/pull it over their paw to where the nails stick through. This holds the fur back and allows you to...

Yep, getting fixed should help tremendously. He is old enough to be fixed and litter box training before that has almost no effect and can be Extremely frustrating! So get that surgery, you will not regret it. Also remove all soft items and anything that can absorb urine as rabbits like to mark...

Sounds like hormonal behavior to me too. He just has something else on his mind right now, animals get that way! Neutering should really help! It could take up to 2 months for hormones to fully go down after getting fixed, it's tough, so do your best to just wait it out and he'll come back...

I feed mine either Timothy hay or timothy orchard and some fresh grass. I only feed pellets as treats, in toys, or to get them back in their cage/distract them for a bit. They are not crucial to feed at all and I find they make their poop stink. A bunny free of any pellets or pet store treats...

This has worked great for me and calmed down the buns quite a bit. If Rory doesn't like to be pet it may not work for you. You can try putting them side by side for 5 to 15 min and petting/keeping them right against each-other with your hands and arms. There are many different ways you can do...

I don't think baby rabbits get quite unlimited pellets...? Does the back of your pellet bag say so? Might want to research that, I wouldn't trust a breeder or someone at a regular pet store. You could try putting down a pile of hay and sprinkling his pellets on top to encourage eating the hay...

HELP! Litter Box training the Impossible! I recently adopted my second rabbit and his potty habits are out of control! He is said to be 2 years old and has been fixed for the 3 months I have had him. Clover is mostly bonded to my female, Olive, and living harmoniously with her in a pen while...