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Thank you for this! I'll check if we have these locally or hopefully something similar ahh yes, the edges are originally blocked out, but I think from all their "digging" it made it easier for them to chew off some parts? I don't know. But most of the holes have been blocked off

Yes to take home pain meds, this is important :) Also you can ask to have her blood checked (cbc and blood chem) to ensure that she's well and healthy enough to go through the procedure :)

Personally, I go for Revolution as its topical. And with the approval of your vet, you can give it yourself Some would go for Ivermectin, but there have been cases when given orally, can be dangerous (usually due to OD). Better if it would be injected by your vet :)

We originally have wood flooring, so I had to cover it up with some vinyl flooring and some rugs which they loved! Unfortunately, after a few months, they started to chew on the rug....which I eventually had to throw out. Recently, they have found a part of the vinyl that they could chew...

They said there was some waxy build up with a bit of bacteria...? something like that. He stopped shaking after two weeks of using the drops :)

ohh that also happened to me before! but instead of molds, it was full on insects! They said they store their hay products in a temperate controlled palace but I highly doubt that :(

hmm may I know what kind of pellets you're giving? the ingredients and nutritional value might not be ideal for bunnies :) https://www.therabbithouse.com/diet/rabbit-food-comparison.asp -- this is a chart for different kinds of pellets and their nutritional value and ingredients Pellet...

Hi! Here's the vet list! With regards to spay/neuter, you may message my fb page so I can send you our recommended vets as well as the breakdown =)

How do you store your hay? usually its how we keep our hay supply thats why it gets molds. I used to get those black spots before, I learned to always transfer the hay to a different container and put some silica gel in it (make sure they wont eat this!). We got this big plastic storage...

hmm usually teary eyes are connected to dental issues, but if she's eating lots of hay and pooping normally, then maybe she might need drops. One of my bunnies last years had a super wet eye, we were advised to clean it with saline solution but we still went to the vet and had a Fluorescein Dye...

hmm I dont see any mites in the photo either. might want to have his inner ear checked. my bunny did have head shaking and itchiness before, no mites also but we were prescribed some ear drops :)

We use pine pellets also! I doubt if the pine shavings we have here heat treated. I try to stick to the pelleted form to be safe :) I'm actually gonna try aspen today! our supplier ran out of wood pellets so this is my back up :) thank you @SableSteel and @Marandbear :)

thank you @Marandbear! when you mean shavings, you mean aspen right? not cedar or pine?

Hi! does anybody know if Cocopeat is safe to use as litter for bunnies? I've seen some owners use this and the packages of these say its safe but I can't find much info about it to know if it is truly safe for bunnies.

If its okay, can you share why you have to rehome them? maybe we can suggest things so you don't have to :)

While reading the thread, I thought it was just pigments from the veggies the bunny has been eating too. But they had a vet check up and tests showed that its sludge with the possibility UTI :(

if it looks like what @John Wick sent, that it could mean your bun needs a bit more hay and some brushing as she seems to be ingesting her fur while grooming :) String of poop is a good and bad thing, good 'cause she's pooping out her fur, bad 'cause she's ingesting her fur which could lead to...

thank you for this @John Wick and @JBun!

There's this bunny that was confined last week (not mine, someone who messaged the page asking for help, we're just guiding her). Bunny is got the okay signal to be discharged today. One of the take home meds was Promax which is said to be a probiotic. The vet is an exotic vet and they usually...

sorry, that was meant for @dogwoodblossoms. forgot to tag them in my reply :)