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Would it be possible that the blue has Netherland Dwarf in him/her? He/she kind of looks like he/she does.

Fern my champion flopper. Indigo with her "haystache", a few hours before giving birth.

Yikes. That's odd. I recommend just a natural ear mite wash that you put a few drops into his ears a day. If you start to see crust form around his ears, put coconut oil on it to break it down. Did your vet see the way his head is tilting? Did he prescribe antibiotics or steroids? If you...

Does he have crust/pus around his ears (ear mites) or does it seem red and irritated? If not, I would guess that's just how he sleeps. Does he shake his head in an irritation?

It's a great game! Truly recommend it. I'm peridot2406 if your looking for any familiar people!

Did you get the two pairs from the same place? If so, was it a breeder, a pet store, a rescue, etc.? If you know, what age where the first pair of rabbit separated from mom? (if they were taken from mom the same day you got them the stress was probably to much) It sounds like your first pair may...

I can only handle mild spicy foods... not a huge fan of spice. TPBM tea or coffee? (for me coffee 100%)

WE (white eared) tort Holland lop (brood/pet quality)

Oof. I feel your pain @emmaskye, I have a few rabbits that get this sometimes because of their longer/fluffier fur. I suggest a 1-2 inch lukewarm water "paw bath" in your sink, let him walk around for a few minutes to loosen and get urine off his paw/bum. Take him out and dry his bum and paws...

beef stroganoff or stuffed peppers TPBM has to groom/trim their rabbits fur.

While they're technically to young to be bred, rabbits work magic. I suggest alternating roaming time between dad and babies/mom. That will help making sure nothing happens, such as dad attacking them (it could happen) or pregnancy.

The virus is spreading. Have you had any cases in your area? If not, I wouldn't worry about it. The dandelion root is also good for them! It helped a urinary tract problem for one of my rabbits.

I'm assuming that it comes in a compressed bale? It might help to separate it as best as you can then put the large sections in a garbage bag (unless it comes in a bag) and shake it, losing it. Then it might be easier to pull apart. You could also try using the heel of your foot (you probably...

Such a pretty rabbit! There is always a chance you get the gender wrong, lol!

Love to see it! It's not as irritated and red anymore. That pink skin is looking healthy! Out of curiosity is it still sore to the touch?

What a confident bunny! 🤣

Rabbits do need to be "trained" on a water bottle, and some people don't realize that until their rabbit isn't drinking. But almost all of my rabbit are on water bottles, and aren't dehydrated unless their bottle isn't filled. The water bottle I recommended is very easy for them to use and...

This is the my second doe that has just gotten it. (my other one we shaved around the area so I could see all of the wound as well as have an easier applying job). I noticed the infection maybe two or three days ago. I immediately took out her water bowl (which had gotten gross, she has her two...

I'm don't an expert on this procedure whatsoever, but with a quick Google search I found 4-6 months is when it's safe to get him neutered. Of course, if you have a experienced rabbit vet he/she will be able to give you the best age to fix your rabbit. I feel your pain though, I have a father...

My rabbits are comfortable around our cats, they are chill with being around them. I think if Freya and your cat first meet with a cage between them, I think they will be fine. She might be a little nervous for a day or so, but she will get used to him quicker than you think.