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They do look like Belgian Hares, but it's possible they could be a mix of something. I'm sure others will be able to tell you :D

You can use the tiniest drop of gentle soap/disenfectant, but be very careful about it. Wash them with warm water, and then repeat without soap and just make sure no bubbles are left. I get paranoid with soap so I sometimes just wash with scalding hot water, and then rinse with cold water before...

That's great! Glad to see it helped! :D

Didn't you say you were going to the vet in 3 days? I just looked up rabbit vets in PA, found some options 1. https://healingcreatures.com/ (This one seems to be the best, one vet specializes in rabbits) 2. Animal Hospital - Blue Bell, PA - Compassion Veterinary Clinic (Pretty good) 3...

Yeah, now that I think about it, it could very well be a dental problem. Teddy is eating pellets and veggies, after all. I would check your hay and then go to the vet! I hope she gets better :)

Yes, I'm pretty sure you can, but not too much water. Maybe a small bowl and then you can give it to Teddy?

I think that would be fine, yes, but you should see if she's up to eating as well.

I would ask @Mariam+Theo, but just hold her firmly and gently push the dropper inside her mouth, then let her swallow. You could cover her eyes so she's less stressed. It probably would be easier if you asked a family member to hold her and then you could insert the gas drops.

Aww cute! Yeah that's a great idea! :D

Yup, on Amazon, just found a pretty big one with like 5 holes. You can just look up wooden hay feeder with holes. You could buy two of these but they're a bit pricy. Also, this hay feeder is simple to make, really. Get a hollow wooden box like the one in the photo, cut off the top and cut some...

Aww so cute! Just wondering, does she have another, bigger litter box?

Hmm okay, I'll take that into consideration!

Thank you so much! He does like to chew though, so I have to be careful. Did your rabbit chew the fleece?

Lol yeah I'm going to try the fleece, I already have a hayrack, I've had him for a while :D

Thank you! I don't use carefresh in the litterbox although, just pine pellets and hay :D

They probably go on your bed because it smells like you, and they want to mark it. You could spray some apple vinegar or other liquids that would discourage them from going on the bed. You may want to wash your sheets and pillowcase as well. You could try to fence off a smaller area in your...

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Oh yeah, I think I've seen that before, I'm gonna ask my parents to let me buy some :D Thanks guys! And @Blue eyes, do you have any tips on how to dicourage him from pooping on the fleece outside the litterbox?

Also, I think you can up the dosage if you choose, JBun talked about it in a different post. Okay good! :D

No problem :D You can look up the gas drop relief info too if you want