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I'm reading about RHDV2. The hemorrhagic bunny virus. We're located in Indiana. I'm seeing where outbreaks are known or have occurred a state over in Ohio. Our property is a wild rabbit paradise. It's basically a jungle and attracts all sorts of wildlife, especially rabbits. We have adults and...

She turns 5 months in 6 days from now. The Google told me to expect shedding and a new transitional coat around this time. Was she grooming and shedding a lot due to this and was trying to eat cecotropes?

Freya was caught with what looks like a hairball in her mouth. It's a clump of her fur with poop in it. She doesn't have a poopy butt, no signs of diarrhea, and the poops look to be normal shaped except for what was smashed by her and myself when I picked this apart to see what it was. What the...

We love to eat.

Why do you have to rehome them?

We've had our 4 1/2 month old Mini Satin for 2 weeks. At first she was mostly pooping in her litter box, but now she's opting to mostly poop on the towel on her cage floor, on the rug in her pen, and all over the room that she gets to free roam for about 8 hours a day. Other than occasionally...

My bunny, Freya, has learned how to detach the pen from her main cage. She's a Mini Satin, 4 1/2 months old, and can't be more than 3~ pounds; and yet, she's has freakish strength. She can lift the side of the pen up and out of the hinges to hop right on out like the baddest little thing to ever...

I'm sorry for you loss. Is this a risk that oats pose to rabbits (the choking) or is this just a freak accident that could have been caused by anything?

I guess I disagree. But my bunny is a small Mini Satin and doesn't eat a ton. Don't get me wrong; she eats and loves doing so, but her size, in context, means she consumes little. Having had dogs and cats and knowing how much they eat, especially dogs, puts a small rabbit into context. They cost...

From Oxbow. I forgot to say that.

"The King has arrived! *Thump* Let it be known that I'm HERE." 🤣

Are you sure you didn't get a bad bag or two? I'm a new bunny owner (going on two weeks). I've bought a bag of Timothy and Orchard hay each. Both bags were green and nice.

This is the second time she's sprayed me. She's also sprayed my son and my fiance once each. Every time she does it, she does that binky shake thing. It looks like pure excitement that she gets to pee on people. 🤣 🤦‍♂️ Do rabbits only thump when they're scared, or do they also thump when they...

There is some language and VERY awkward moments in this one because it was only meant for us... Until Freya was naughty! I'm sorry I have to share. Forgive me. https://youtube.com/shorts/Lgk8ZoQPY6U?feature=share

We've come a long way and her habitat is much different than it was 8 days ago. From everything I've read on rabbits her age (17 weeks) I'll have to disagree on the Alfalfa. She's on Oxbow Essentials Young Rabbit Alfalfa pellets. Her age, being a growing girl, makes them good for her. However...

I suspect that she isn't eating as much hay as I thought. It was hard to tell when it was just in the litter box getting smashed down.

The manger in this position should discourage her from sitting in it. I don't think she could even if she tried. It's skinnier than the meatloaf pan and she barely fit into that. She still hasn't figured out that she could get on the Chewy box (makeshift hideaway) and escape if she really wanted to.

We're a little messy right now, so you'll have to forgive us for that. The hay manger arrived. I think this is going to work very well. It should allow us to keep the hay unsoiled and help us not to waste very much. I'm using the Aspen bedding I originally bought as, well, bedding, as litter...

"Did you hear that monster, dad?!?!" *AC kicked on...*

It's got to be the Romaine then because it's high in beta-carotene. In your link where it shows picture A next to picture B with only picture A being actual blood, it looks like picture B which isn't blood. Thank God. I assume it's safe to keep feeding Romaine???