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Hopefully they'll get a long well soon! Are they both fixed already? :)

Oh what I meant about double pregnancy is the bunny getting pregnant again even while still pregnant :( Not sure how true this is,, though :( hopefully it's just a false pregnancy

no, I would think thats okay as long as he gets alfalfa hay :)

I shared a post in another thread in preparing for a spay/neuter procedure to ensure it will be successful. Hopefully it will help you too =)

I would say to not give up =) are both bunnies fixed? that would be a big help if they aren't yet There's a very informative video about rabbit bonding by Ms Bunz:

Are these pellets made for baby bunnies? Not sure if he can have plantain already, maybe try to give alfalfa hay also :)

maybe let him settle in his new home first. Moving can be quite stressful for them so just make sure he eats lots of hay and drinks water :) Its good that you got your new bun checked by the vet prior to bringing him home. Its something new owners should always do =)

Did your vet prescribe medication for your bunn for the tick? I'm thinking it might be irritated and might get infected

Some say bunnies can get double pregnancy :( so she might give birth again :( hopefully you can get your bunnies fixed soon so she wont have to go through this stress again :)

what are you feeding him now? I think they can have a bit of alfalfa hay already and junior rabbit pellets :) https://rabbit.org/faq-diet/ the last part is about caring for abandoned domestic rabbits, it might help :) https://rabbit.org/faq-orphaned-baby-bunnies/

That's good! Seems like you didn't put the much weight on him while stepping down :)

How's his demeanor? eating normally? poop all good? doesn't seem to be in pain?

Thank for these! =)

Hopefully Ginger will be okay soon!

oh my I never knew that! thank you! Is there a study behind this? :)

This is actually the first video I've ever watched about nail trimming! it has helped me quite a lot actually =)

Yes! thats a very lucky bun! =)

are you talking about the quick? its the blood vessel in the nails of your bunny which you should be careful not to hit when cutting their nails :) If you accidentally cut it and it bleeds, just put flour or corn starch to stop the bleeding :)

most of my male bunnies got neutered at 3yrs old. My female bunny got spayed when she was 5 yrs old already! To be sure your bunny is fit for the procedure, make sure you go to an experienced rabbit savvy vet who has spayed/neutered bunnies before and has a high success rate. Also get their...

This link is very helpful and detailed! perfect for first time owners who will be bringing their pet to the vet :)