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She is so cute! Your set up looks great she looks happy 🙂 Thanks very much for the helpful tips... I'm currently using a cat litter tray for the living room, it's just inside the cage I've just got a storage box in there for now lol. Thank you for adding links! I'll also be getting that mat...

They look way more versatile, thank you 🙂

I'm so sorry xx

Thanks for the link that's really helpful. It doesnt say how big the cage needs to be when the bunnies are free roam? They're currently using the cage and living room alternating, because they're not neutered and kept separately for now. The goal is they will free roam my living room until I'm...

I'll have to keep an eye on your thread as I'm curious for the answer now too. I hope someone has some ideas for you 🙂

Thanks very much. I've also been hearing that rabbits can't digest maize. I don't know how true this is but I will see if I can pick it out. If not I could just pick out some of the flowers and leafage to give them. I've found with the hamsters that lots of products labelled healthy or good for...

Hi she's really cute 😊

My hamster has this dandelion salad, is it ok for my rabbits to eat? I know it says for rabbits on the packet, but I learned with my hamsters not to always trust packaging. Br'er is 5.5 months and eating a half piece of cabbage and Briar Rose is 10 or 11 weeks and not on fresh foods yet.

I've not heard of deep cleaning the bowls, but I'm a rabbit newbie. I guess you could check if they're dishwasher safe and that will deep clean them. I think of it the same as my own regular drinking glass and just empty, wipe and swish with water, then refill. 🙂

Hi congrats on getting more bunnies 🙂

Hi, I'm not very experienced myself but I've been doing lots of research on litter training for my new bunnies. When they reach puberty they can start to spray urine away from the litter tray to mark territory and it may continue until neutered. That's the only knowledge I have on this, so...

Hi, I think the head tilting can be a symptom of an infection or of a parasite, and I'm afraid not eating and drinking is worrying. I'm quite new to keeping rabbits and I dont really know much, but I'd get him to the vets asap. Tell them he isnt eating and drinking when you book in so they know...

Some1 corrected me I actually meant quicks and English is supposed to be my 1st language haha 😅 Thanks for your reassurance I can be a worrier, I'm sure I'll calm down when I've gotten the hang of things lol.

I'm so embarrassed! I've never read the word, only (mis)heard it and I've been saying it that way for years, nobody ever corrected me! Yes I meant the quick 😳, thank you.

Thanks so much for your helpful response. According to the weight chart you included, I don't think Br'er is actually underweight at all. He looks quite fit to me and his bones don't feel pointy or sharp. I don't know what you can tell about rabbit weight from a photo, but I'll include some...

Hi, I got my first bunnies 2 weeks ago, 1 at age 5 months and 1 at age 8 weeks. I knew there were some signs of past neglect in the 5 month old adopted male, Br'er before I adopted him when they told me he was underweight and had overgrown wicks. They were feeding him pet shop brand junior...

Welcome, what a cute bunny 😊

Very cute 😍

These are some of Br'er's...

Oh and I also took more care to shake away all the dust from any hay I was giving him.