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The cage will ideally have 12sq ft floor space with 4sq ft top level the goal is to make it pet proof (ex cats), easy to clean, and easy to move (on wheels)

also I would like to note if I were to produce a cage there will definitely be multiple spots where I would note that rabbit still need at least six hours of exercise time a day most likely right on the box of the packaging, the instructions, and ideally I'd like to include a pamphlet on proper...

That's the plan! Pretty much all of the pet store cages are trash in my opinion but there are also some pretty concerning issues with xpens and free room set ups (for example my Oliver is now free room because he got his head stuck inside the X pen bar and also would frequently jump out of the...

Hello, if you guys wouldn't mind could you please fill out this survey. It's for a product design class. Also please note when I ask what minimum cage size you would recommend I am not asking what cage size you currently have. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CVTWKTM

make a dig box, maybe even have a sandbox outside that he can dig in under supervision, oxbow sells hide and seek mats he can dig and rip up as well!

are you sure he ate it? he may have just ripped it up into small pieces, but nevertheless keep an eye on him just in case

they all contain flour and molasses :( i'm disappointed as well but i think it would be fine to finish the bags that's what i'm doing

yup for the food pellets he gets 3 tbsp a day and is around 3.5 Ibs , a little more than my younger bun to keep weight on

I was told they're difficult to digest they contain molasses and flour

he gets pellets, i'm not comfortable doing the whole pellet free thing bc 1. every time he's gotten stasis it's been a reaction to a vegetable 2. he can't eat hay and hay variety is essential 3. i'm class of '21 which means my future living situation is up in the air rn with starting college and...

hoping not to get attacked for this as i have posted on the topic before my senior cannot eat hay strands, he has dental issues making it physically impossible. Two vets recommended waiting on surgery until absolutely necessary (molars at risk of puncturing the cheek, struggle to eat other...

safe to give even as a preventative? could you drop a link?

is there anything i should be skeptical on ingredient wise?

Hi all! I've heard the oxbow digestive support isn't all that great for bunnies so i am in search for a new daily preventative supplement. My senior bun is prone to stasis and it makes me feel more at ease. What do you think of these ones...

he was fixed months ago

def get a 2nd opinion on the teeth i have a youtube channel (NatsSmallPets) where i talk about hay you could check out i hope it helps! maybe try oat hay, orchard grass, and brome hay please don't go pellet free unless you work closely with your vet to develop a proper balanced diet

i went to 2 vets and they didn't recommend it and i don't feel comfortable bc of the risk he'll die

so i have a senior bun who is still intact over quarantine i ended up getting another male (a bit unexpected lol) the younger male is fixed and i'm attempting to bond them (i'm prepared to seperate them if needed) for now it's just been pre-bonding but i was wondering if i bond then what are...

http://www.therabbithouse.com/diet/rabbit-food-comparison.asp feel free to refer to this when making a final decision, best of luck