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I've never ever heard of such an outrageous vet bill for getting my bunny seen . Wow I've also never heard of any vet refusing to look at my dogs or rabbits when needed, they are never turned away. That's very sad. You need to find an exotic vet who knows what he's doing for bunnies. I hope you...

Thankyou for the info. I had no idea

I'm just curious, how do buns get mites? Is this from being an outside bunny or do they get them inside as well?

Here in Alberta canada, I paid 225 for my girl and 125 for my male buns. Prices vary in all countries

Well, as long as they are supervised, but if your not home, I wouldn't take the chance. Rugs are bad for the tummies

Mine started potty training as soon as he was big enough to jump into the litterbox, sooner the better. He just did it on his own. And pee pads are dangerous, they can chew and eat them..causes blockages. They have a gel inside them that's not safe.

I use old sheets, from my queen bed I no longer have. I keep the edges outside of the Xpen and they are easy to wash if mistakes happen, 95 percent of the time they use their litter box

You should get a large Xpen, that cage is way too small and I use a large corner litterbox for my two buns. I agree about the water bowl. I use a heavy ceramic dog bowl. They've never knocked it over.

In Alberta I pay 19 dollars for each of my bunnies nail trims

My house is too big to allow that, and when I did have them out they wreaked havoc on m baseboards... They are litter trained as well. But have to have numerous litter pans as they would never run back to the original to go... but they pretty much have an entire room. They are family here too...

Great advice!! Well said.

I'd love to allow mine to free roam, but chewing my baseboards are not an option, or wires etc. My buns have a large caged area with a condo attached.

Xpens Sorry, auto corrected me

That's really small, I use the pens and built a condo attached.

Don't they chew those puzzle mats? I'd be afraid of them eating it.

Sorry, I meant that question for the person who posted the thread

Where in Canada are you? I'm in Alberta.

I paid 115 for my male, 225 for my female

So sorry to hear that

My buns urine gets dark and orange colour when they eat fresh hay from our field during spring to fall, disappear after that, when they get dried hay. Or dandelions