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Is there any way that you can keep the sisters in the same room, but separate spaces? This is so that they see each other, get used to the presence of each other, and maybe the older one may not be so aggressive? Also, is it feasible for you to spay them? I don't know how much it is in your area...

I think its wise to act fast in this situation. The mum and male were bonded and now separated. This is devastating for her to say the least, and can cause stress.

I don't think its anything out of the ordinary or something to be concerned about but hopefully, someone more learned in this than I am may come across your question and give you a definite answer. It may only be an issue if the rabbits continue fighting, but this will likely be alleviated once...

Hey Hermelin. Hope your rabbit will be okay. I dont know to help, but maybe she eats too fast because she is very hungry? This may cause her to choke. Does she eat her cecotropes properly? Does she share food with another rabbit, maybe one gets more than the other? You could also try to chop her...

Hello! Females are spayed, males are neutered. And yes, spaying does help with aggression. After spaying, you need them to heal separately, and then introduce them again in a new environment, such as a bathroom or room that all have not been in before. One rabbit will be dominant, this is how...

That's great! Keep well :)

Hi there. Older bunny will not stop humping until after neutering, and even after he is neutered he still needs to be kept separately from the baby bunny for a few weeks. You seem like a caring person, so please don't neglect the older rabbit now that you have the baby. In some cases, its also...

Butterball, please update us? Hope she's doing better.

Take her to a vet. In the meantime, make sure her pellets don't have those end bits (they are dusty and can get into her nose). Ensure she is not exposed to perfumes, sprays, etc. They breathe only through their nose (as far as I know, whereas some animals also breathe through the mouth), and...

Hi I had the same issue recently with my female rabbit The vet said in some cases, it may be Pasteurella Monitor his eyes, if they are watery this is also a sign Not posting this for you to panic, but it may be something to look into or ask the vet. Good luck!

Hope he will be okay. Good luck ❤️

Please keep monitoring when you let them out together. The dominant male can sometimes pull fur, scratch and bite. Your new bunny will become very sad and reserved. All the best.

If you dont mind, why won't they be neutered? Bunnies are much more calmer and less territorial when they are fixed. This may reduce or even completely alleviate your issue.

Omg that is a scary thought. DeSERG, I guess every situation is different but it's just best for you to go to the vet. Take care.

It's always scary to take a rabbit out of their comfortable environment. However your bunny is not well, and if you continue leaving it it may get worse. Keep some of his/her favourite toys and treats, some lavender to keep calm and go to the vet as soon as you can. Ask the vet if you can be...

Sorry. You must be so stressed. It seems like you have to send your rabbit in for a full exam of the mouth. It may be stressful but you can provide comfort for your bunny as much as possible. Hope he/she will be okay.

Good job getting her there so quick. All the best and hope she recovers well! ❤️

I think for now just keep monitoring that she isn't picking at it, and that it isnt bleeding anymore. And then whenever u can, go in to see the vet. All the best :)

Hey How is she doing? You have to take her back to the vet, she could get infected.

Maybe show her some articles about the cons of feeding too much cabbage. She may be doing it only because she cares alot, but she doesn't know. Glad your rabbit is doing better.