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If you have any emergency vets near you, I’d take her ASAP.

Those foods contain a bunch of non-nutritional things your rabbit doesn’t need.

I made this rabbit-safe foods guide before I got my rabbit a few months ago, and I want to post it on here just in case anyone needs it. It also contains info on what some of the foods do for the rabbits. I made it after looking at a bunch of websites such as House Rabbit Society and a few...

Pellets aren’t necessary in a rabbit’s diet; a lot people just give them to their rabbits because rabbits love them. Hay is the most important part in the diet (NEVER take that away! It should account for about 80% of the diet), and veggies come after that, so I wouldn’t take away the veggies...

My rabbit’s diet consists of Oxbow Young Rabbit Food, which contains alfalfa (highly recommended for a young rabbit’s diet), and I always order that online since it’s never available in stores near me. At 6 months, your rabbit should get about 1/4 cup a day of pellets, as mentioned above. On top...

So I’m getting a new rabbit tomorrow, and he’s neutered, but my female is currently not spayed. I wasn’t planning on getting him so soon, but the woman who is adopting him out wants to give him away before she goes back to college, which is next week. So she’s bringing him down to me tomorrow...

I found a list on this bunny fostering program near me that recommended a bunch of vets, and one vet says that they’ll do it for $275, which isn’t too bad. In other news, I’m getting the bunny Saturday, and I had an idea of keeping him in my closet and blocking it off with a baby gate until I...

Thank you all for the advice. I think I’ve found the solution of keeping the male with my mom until maybe a month after I spay my rabbit. However, I called the vet I was planning to spay my rabbit at to see what age they’d accept slaying rabbits, and it turns out they don’t do rabbits, even...

My female rabbit is not spayed, but I’ve found a male rabbit that is neutered that I would really like to try bonding my female with. I’m going to spay my female soon, but I don’t want the male to get adopted before I do. Should I just keep the two separate until I spay my female? I just got my...

This is what I said to the first person: “Hi! I saw your ad on Craigslist for the baby holland lop rabbits, and I just would like to inform you that 4 weeks old is entirely too young to take rabbits away from their mothers. Rabbits shouldn't be sold until they are at least 8 weeks old. It's...

I look on craigslist all the time, too, and see rabbits in the tiniest of cages, or people mass breeding rabbits in not very clean conditions. It’s horrible.

What are some good things to say/ask so they’d be more receptive to me? I know going about it the wrong way could only make it worse.

I’m not sure what the laws are in Texas about what age rabbits need to be to sell them, but if any of you know, I would gladly inform them. I saw the video Lorelei posted too; that’s where I got this idea from. :) I’ll definitely shoot these people a text or email and inform them on the...

These rabbits also look insanely young, oh my gosh.

So sometimes I get curious and check on craigslist for rabbits, even though I know I can’t get them. A thing I see a lot is rabbits being sold at six weeks old, which I know is too young for rabbits to be taken away from their mother. But I just now saw some baby rabbits being sold at FOUR WEEKS...

That post was from a while ago! She’s completely litter trained now :) And I’ll contact the vets next time they’re open to see when they’ll take her for spaying. Is it normal behavior for her to start biting, though?

So I’ve had my rabbit for two months now, and digging hasn’t been an issue until maybe three days ago? I’m going to guess it has something to do with her getting older, right? She’s almost 4 months old now. One of the issues with her digging is she was scratching and pulling at my rug, and now...

I know it’s been a couple of months, but I chose the name Comet for her. :) She’s doing very well, and thanks for all the suggestions!

I’ve recently gotten my bunny, and she’s been a little handful in the 5 days I’ve had her. But a handful in a good way :) Anyway, the only problem I really have is that she won’t poop in the litter box (I mean, she will, but DEFINITELY not as much as she poops anywhere else). She will poop RIGHT...

Wow, thank you, that REALLY helps. I’ve emailed Pets Paws to see if they could give me an estimate, and I’ll do the same with the other vets soon. It looks like The Houston SPCA only offers spays and neuter for cats and dogs, but it wouldn’t hurt to email them to find out. Animal Medical Center...