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If she's a 'potential' 10lb rabbit, how old is she now and how heavy is she now? If she's over 10-12 months it's likely she won't grown much more. Pellets aren't really needed, they're more like a supplement so it's okay if you only give her 1/4 cup since pellets- I wouldn't feed too much even...

They do have to both be spayed. No, it's generally when they get to the teenage stage so 4-6 months. Males can still get females pregnant through cage bars so I'd be careful. If you're feeding veggies now then it could be why she's drinking less, but if she seems fine I don't see anything to...

Yea, her behaviour is still normal. She literally zoomies everywhere still instead of regular hopping so I'm pretty sure it doesn't affect her. I'm not really sure if she's overweight or not but since I got her when she was 4 months, she's stayed the same 4.2lb so I'm assuming she's fine. Fleece...

If the dewlap is mainly skin, then it's fine but if it's fat then it's a sign of her being overweight. Pellets aren't really necessary for a bun's diet so feeding her the same amount is fine unless you're breeding.

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Are these safe? I see them used for hamsters natural enclosures and I wanted to try making Odyssey's place more natural. Grapevine wood- Exo Terra Forest Branch, Small : Amazon.ca: Pet Supplies Cork logs- Zoo Med CF9M Natural Cork Bark, Round, Medium : Amazon.ca: Pet Supplies Eco earth coconut...

About the Left back blister pic, before there was never a blister but yeah, it's a burst blister seems like. I didn't see her hocks at all, only through the pics, it was my brother that took the pics and told me what it looked like since Odyssey's too fussy for me to do both at once and if I try...

So I checked again recently to see if it got any better, it hadn't. We've been keeping her back nails short (we cut them twice already since I originally posted this thread), provided softer surfaces (I added memory foam mats with fleece over) yet it's still getting worse. Odyssey does get...

You'll just have to keep them seperate until they're both fixed and healed. I really can't think of any other way to keep them from mating. Sunni is old enough to spay (4 months is the minimum) and once Fred is about 5-6 months he can be neutured. After they get fixed they'll have to be kept...

Just make sure the floor she's on is waterproof. See if you can free roam her in a bathroom, or another part of your house that doesn't have carpet and then it'll make the area easier to clean. As long as she has enough space to roam with enough enrichment and gets some playtime each day...

Omg yeah haha! He's got the white paw too!

helloooo! yesterday I went to ikea! I was planning to buy a rug and cat tunnel for Odyssey, but at the rug section I couldn't find the rug so I was super disapointed. then in the pet section I couldn't find the tunnel either!!! luckily in the 'last chance' section there was the rug I wanted...

same time here lol No I'm infamous within my family for hating hats...my 7 yr old cousin told me I need one or I'll get heatstroke and my mom's like yah listen to your cousin... edit- um i don't draw sooo lol TPBM likes fish&chips

A syrian hamster! But I don't have the space for a 1000 sq in+ enclosure right now and my mom is terrified, so not getting one until I move out haha TPBM what time is it for you now?

It's a gerbil :)

no? @dogwoodblossoms that wire shelf might hurt primrose's feet! i'd be careful with it and put something on top~ TPBM has their driver's licesnes

Are they bonded together? Maybe can you upload a pic of the setup, we can give suggestions to make it more enriching so he doesn't get bored :)

How does Pancake's setup look like? How large is the area where he lives? How much time a day is he alone? It seems like he doesn't have enough enrichment so he's getting bored :) Usually if rabbits live outside, I recommend housing them in pairs since humans often don't want to make the trek...

Yup! TPBM loves candy

@JBun adressed the urine issue well, but I'll give my two cents on the other concerns :) Spaying can be done at 4 months old, though many vets wait until 5 or 6 months. Neuturing is often done later than spaying when the testicles drop, which is at 6 months or so. It's good you're keeping them...