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That's what I am hoping! Thank you for your responses and support.

I've felt welcomed to this site since the second I registered. I've noticed some unnecessary rude comments and replies towards me and plenty of others. Responses that disregard the support of a community only attempting to help. If a person takes the time out of THEIR LIFE to help a...

OK...yes I am and you're welcome for trying.

About a month ago i brought her in because she wasn't pooping, the doctor noticed a sharp point in her tooth and trimmed it. With some motility medicine her GI started working again. she has had blood work done and x-rays on her digestive system, nothing stood out. She stopped pooping again...

Your bunny should have CONSTANT access to hay/greens. As for pellets, they are not a necessity, the fiber in the hay is VTIAL. I recommend just feeding pellets when you wake up in the morning. After doing this, my rabbit gets very excited when I wake up because she knows it is feeding time...

Buttercup was picking up and dropping her food, I posted yesterday and thank you for some responses! After a very stressful evening at the animal hospital, there were various sharp points on her molars. She also seems to have a bit of an off bite. She's on two different medications now to help...

Yes! Thank you for your response. After a very stressful evening at the hospital, there were various sharp points on her molars. She also seems to have a bit of an off bite. She's on two different medications now to help with pain, and for GI movement. We are feeding her critical care and...

My bunny buttercup is 2. I'm at the vet with her right now because she wasn't able to get food into her mouth. She keeps trying to eat and it's literally just falling out. Has this happened to any one?? I need bunny support !

It looks normal to me! Sometimes the change in weather affects how wet my Buttercup's nose gets.

How old is he? Especially in young rabbits this is normal. Behind their neck usually has very thin hair, often my bunny gets little bald spots and they take a couple months to grow back, currently she is shedding her coat maybe your bunny is too! If he seems unbothered by it, that is probably...

Sometimes when my bunny has a lot of mattes on the bottom of her feet, if she won't let me touch it it could mean they hurt. I will put her in a very secure position, close her eyes and use scissors to cut some of it, it really makes a difference. BUT BE VERY CAREFUL. If you're rabbit isn't a...

I'm new to the forum too! Loving it already. Welcome!

The vet did check her teeth and had done an X-ray for her GI (this was only 2 weeks ago) it was not mentioned. Thank you for your advice! I will be sure to post again if it gets any worse. The chronic snuffles is what has me paranoid, do you know if it comes with any other symptoms?

My dwarf holland lop-rabbit buttercup is almost 2 years old. She is a very healthy, happy, hyper, hungry, thirsty and sassy little bean. A few weeks ago she had a GI problem (she wasn't pooping or peeing), this problem was fixed thanks to the vet. I am unsure if that has anything to do with...