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Thank you! I've also thought about dried rose heads (from Lennon the bunny) and of course as you mentioned dried apple slices.

Thank you! I will find a good alternative.

My rabbit is 2 years old.

Thank you, the current treats that I'm using look like this: I know that they're probably not healthy...

The only reason I want treats is because I'm currently teaching my rabbit tricks. I have taught him tricks before and he needs a little reward after he completes a trick. I understand that it might not be that important but I'm sure there needs to be a healthy alternative for the yogurt drops...

Hello! So I have a question about bunny treats... when I just got my bunny I started using yogurt drops for treats. I know that I shouldn't do that but I really don't know what to use. I've tried carrots and apples and all different kinds of veggies and fruits. NOTHING HAS WORKED! I thought...

I don't think that you should be too worried about it. Have you checked your rabbits paws for splinters? If you found splinters or are very worried then you can always add towels or fleece blankets.

Thank you! He seems ok so far. I made him the DIY heating pad and he loves it! He seems happy and is moving a lot more then he did before. I have a question that seems a bit dumb but... is it ok for a bunny to eat spruce branches? I googled it and got mixed results....

Thank you! I am still a bit worried because I live in a different country and I don't know if it's available here.

It's normal for rabbits to scratch themselves, but if you see that your rabbit is scratching way too often and way too much then you should be concerned.

It is possible, but if there is nothing visually wrong then it should be fine. I would still keep an eye on him. If you are concerned then you can call your vet for advice. I've had similar experiences in the past but it usually ended with us going to the vet.

No problem!

Definitely! Also you must feed her hay! Hay is a very important part of a rabbits diet, you don't actually need to feed her pellets. You could just feed her leafy greens, some vegetables and hay.

Not really sure... I'm not really an expert. But I don't think that spraying it is necessary. I might be wrong though.

No problem. I was a bit worried too when I got my bun neutered. Good luck!

Well, seems like you're giving him enough attention. To be fair... When I got my little bun neutered he did act differently. I would personally wait for a few weeks and then evaluate his behaviour. If this kind of behaviour continues then maybe he does need a little friend.

Hmm... not really sure. How much do you spend time with him? How much attention are you giving him?

How much do you let him out? It's logical that your bunny gets more attention throughout the summer. If you only let him out for 30 minutes to a hour, it's logical that he is a bit more destructive. Try letting him out more, giving him more attention and new toys. If you don't have time to be...

Yeah, I have a 2 year old male bun and I got him neutered. He was spraying and humping and it was all and all very annoying. He is very healthy and loves to run and play. I personally would advise you to do get him neutered. It's better for you and your rabbit.

The answer is pretty simple: rabbits are nocturnal animals. That means that they mostly sleep and rest at the day and come out to play and explore at night. Maybe consider giving your bunny some new cool toys and spend as much time with him as you can when he is out of the cage.