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We have had chickens since i was five years old and I would just beware with letting them run together. Chickens have a nasty habit of liking to peck eyes....... For some reason they are just attracted to eyes. Especially the rode island red chicken breed. Since bunnies are so friendly, i bet it...

Syringe feeding reminds me of when i had rescue baby birds, only they at least opened their mouths ;). I gave her some lettuce (just a little bit) and i was surprised when she ate that along with some cilantro and a little bit of kale.

Okay. Thank you!

Thank you for responding. She still hasn't eaten much. I've never had to use critical care but do you use it in situations like these? Should i get some? I told my mom we needed to take her to the vet and she said that Bunster just needs time to heal. I need reasons so my mom will take me! Or is...

I went to syringe feed her and saw her eating some of the mash on her own. Yay (i think). When I had tried to syringe feed her, it didn't work. She didn't want it in her mouth and ****** away. Not sure if i hurt her or she was startled. Either way, i gotta get to bed before my dad comes out and...

I get mine from Theisen's home farm and auto. They are actually horse pellets like the ones Mariam+Theo uses. They are super absorbent and inexpensive.

Every time i walk by her cage she looks up expectantly like she expects me to help her or feed her a treat. This is so heartbreaking. I called the only vet thats open this late and they dont specialize in rabbits. Tomorrow im going to beg until we go. I'm going to syringe feed her right now then...

How expensive is that? I'm not sure how much my parents will let me spend. Right now they are really annoyed with me for worrying about how much space she gets. If she really needs it maybe they'll cave.

I just did a mix of pellets and water to a paste with some banana to get her to eat the weird looking stuff. I put some in my hand and got her to eat it. I'm not sure how good it is for her to go without hay though. She can't live off pellets for a while right? I'm going to ask my parents if...

Today at 2:22 AM Yesterday Bunster was playing and she bit and pulled her cage door (she does that if she wants to go somewhere and she needs to move it.). Then, she jumped back and I immediately made sure she was ok. She had some blood in her nose. My mother (whose a health expert) told me to...

So I've just been trying to find answers online right now. Then i decided to see if Bunster would eat a treat. Poor bunny. She normally pulls it out of my hand. This time she tried a wee bit to bite it, gave up, and started licking it. I'm going to give her a bit of banana right now, then do...

Andrea in my knowledge no pet bed can go through Bunster's teeth 🤣. I feel you though. I alway want to give her something soft but it's in shreds by afternoon. The one thing Bunster only chews a little bit is her blanket. You could try getting a pet blanket and folding it up. Maybe they wouldn't...

But its weird because she acting normal and friendly. Would that mean she's fine? Thanks for responding and taking the time to search. Also I recently had to move her cage (yesterday) and since then she hasn't been eating pellets, not sure about hay. Do you think that might have something to do...

For my bunny's enclosure i like to use carpet squares... the kind they use in commercial buildings. Since bunnies like to have control of themselves (who doesn't 🤣) I would make sure that their flooring has traction. Bunster doesn't like wood floor because her feet slide a little. If you have a...

Aw I'm so sorry! That must be so hard for you! I wish you luck though! *luck luck luck* He's so cute!!!! I hope he's yours soon!

Maybe try keeping him on the ground more. I don't know if that's possible due to your cage setup. You did say you blocked the stairs and that's great. If he has to make a jump to reach water, food, litter box or burrow, i would try and move those for his ease. Just putting him in rooms where...

As majorv said, its not best to breed siblings. If you do there is a big chance that the babies could be deformed in many ways. I'm not an expert with breeding but i did breed hamsters and i know that in any case you shouldn't breed siblings. If you really wanted to breed, make sure to do lots...

Update: Shes still acting normal. I just put her in her cage for the night. Shes still really damp around her eyes. No puss that i know of though. Last night i checked her mouth and it seemed normal.

Yesterday Bunster was playing and she bit and pulled her cage door (she does that if she wants to go somewhere and she needs to move it.). Then, she jumped back and I immediately made sure she was ok. She had some blood in her nose. My mother (whose a health expert) told me to put some iodine on...

It would be alright for her to be in a garage without cars as long as she has the heat or cooling she needs due to climate. As long as she isn't lonely like Blue eyes said.