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Welcome to the forum! She’s an adorable little bun. You seem really dedicated! I just have a few concerns. You mentioned she’s getting neutered but females don’t get neutered- they get spayed (although it is possible that the term neutered could be used interchangeably). Additionally, she is a...

Just making sure 😂

That was in regards to @Jasminebunny asking if you’d rehome and me telling her she doesn’t need more bunnies. Sorry bout the misunderstanding!

You don’t need more bunnies!

Sorry I read the title of this thread and just started laughing. it’s not a funny situation at all and hopefully will resolve itself soon but just slightly comical. I hope the bite heals fast :(

My bun's name is Remy!

Today, I noticed my bunny's poops have gotten smaller, darker, and less abundant than usual. He usual eats a ton of hay, poops lots, and flops over. He didn't really do any of that today. Should I give him infant gas drops? Will call the vet tomorrow morning but I want to try this since I can't...

Oh! Ya, I would never spray anything near my bun. I only use vinegar and water to clean his area and occasionally a pet-safe enzyme stain remover. I don't even mop the floor within a couple feet of his enclosure. Better safe than sorry!

What’s wrong with air fresheners? I have 2 diffusers in my apartment and never had any issues.

It boggles my mind that regular vets are not trained in working with the third most popular pet in the world. As much as I love my exotic vet, I hate paying astronomical bills.

I would not trust a vet that tells me to stop feeding my bun. I would maybe search for a new one? Every vet has their own methods when it comes to certain practices but this one is pretty indisputable.

It sometimes takes longer than a week. She’ll get it eventually. Just follow the steps and watch tips on YouTube.

I put my bunny’s pellet bowl in his litter box initially but then I stopped because I didn’t want him to associate his pellets as the place to do his business. I would continue with the conventional litter training (place all poops in litter box as soon as you see them, wipe up pee and dab it in...

I do believe she is 12. Let’s all move on. @JBun can we close this thread? Hopefully this will be the last one on the topic.

Ok, just added carefresh so we'll see what happens. Literally a minute ago he peed right by his food bowls. I just changed his fleece last night!

Litter like care fresh? I have carefresh and woodstove pellets both stocked but I never use them since I switch out the pee pad so often. I'll try incorporating them both and see how it goes.

He has a fresh litter box and fresh hay before I go to sleep. I use pee pads clipped to the litter box and change them out once a day at night.

I use a lint roller because my rabbit has fleece bedding so I run into this issue with the applewood sticks he chews. Even a washing machine can’t get those wood chips out. A really strong vacuum may do the trick but those are expensive and an investment. I personally use this lint roller...

So my male 11 month old mini rex (neutered October 31st, 2019) decided to stop using his litter box. It started when he had a bit of GI stasis that has been taken care of. I don’t know if the two are related but about 3/4 weeks ago, he just partially stopped using his litter box. He does use it...

And don’t worry, we’re all here to help you. My questions don’t always get answered but that’s kind of inevitable. Stick around, it’s a great place :) and welcome!