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My bunny is housed indoors so I wouldn't know, but I do know that wire bottom cages can hurt your bunny's feet. The only reason wire bottom cages were used, is because the bunnies weren't litter trained so the poop and pee fell right through their cage and into a tray underneath so the bunnies...

I would think so. Once they start hopping around and getting curious, I think you should start socializing with them and getting them used to humans if the mom permits. Just be careful with handling them and make sure they can't hurt themselves. I'm subscribed to a YouTube channel called Hook's...

Now I'm really scared. I was looking up about my rabbit's pee recently because his pee was thick and white. What caused the thick white pee for your rabbit and should I be taking my rabbit to the vet. It's been a week or so since then.

@Blue eyes I find that her videos helped me a lot, but I know that might not be the case for everyone. Some of her bunny-proofing ideas weren't the best and not all of them worked, but you just have to see what works for your bunnies. Every bunny is different so some things will work, and some...

@eacartmell1000, That's so cute! How old are they? And are they lionheads?

I LOVE THEM! They're soo cute! Continue sending pictures please! (and maybe even videos) I'm obsessed with baby bunnies!

@Donna Standar, I use shredded paper.

Yeah, definitely a mix.

Bunnies have very weak stomachs and get injured easily. You did everything you could to save him. The important thing is that he lived a happy and fulfilling life. The same thing happened to me. I really thought that my bunny was going to make it because he seemed to be doing better, and then he...

Oh ok! LennontheBunny is a great Youtube Channel and she really helped me with my bunny! Be sure to check her out.

1. Definitely no. A long time ago when I didn't know anything about bunnies, I had my previous bunny out in the cold winter, and his ears literally had ice on them:(:(. The best for them would be for them to be inside, but if they HAD to be outside, make sure it's heated and blocked from the...

I get my hay from a local farmer. For treats, you can't go wrong with a tiny piece of an apple, banana, carrot, or other fruit. It's cheap and I guarantee you have at least one of these in your house. Just make sure you give it to your bunny in moderation because they are high in sugar. I also...

I'm guessing it's a Mini Rex. https://www.rabbitsonline.net/threads/what-breed-is-my-bunny-start-here.77893/ Whatever breed it is, it's super cute.

I use paper shreddings. Some of the paper has ink, but my bunny only eats the hay (and cecotropes;)) in his litter box and not the paper shreddings. My bunny poops that I have to change it every other day, so I can't afford to pay for litter. I use free newspaper at my local store for lining and...

I use newspaper for the lining of the litterbox. I get it at a local store for free:). I find it much easier to clean his litter because I can just pick up the newspaper and all poop and litter comes with it. I tried pee pads, but my bunny started chewing and eating it and I doubt that it's good...

Hi Stella! My name is Pumpkin. The previous bunny before me lived in a wire bottom cage for 1 full year before my dad found out about LennontheBunny, who taught him that they should be indoors. It took him soo long to convince my granddad that she should be indoors. My dad had to find some...

I'm not sure how you can ensure that she is nursing them, but I do know that the mother only nurses them once or twice a day and in private. She doesn't lay down like a cat does, so it can be hard to tell. In the wild, the mom will spend most of her time away from the babies so she doesn't lead...

I agree with zupper, but don't separate the first babies unless your 100% sure that the mom is going to have another litter. They should be kept with their mom until at least 6 weeks, but it is preferable that they stay with her until 8 weeks. Separating them at 4 weeks could cause intestinal...

For the hay, use Timothy Hay as it is rich in fiber which is very good. This website is about bunny poops http://www.bunssb.org/bunnies/guide-bunny-poops/ And this video is about proper rabbit diet

My rabbit sneezes sometimes and a nice nose massage usually solves it for him. If snot is coming out or something is in his nose then you might want to go to the vet. If you really feel like something is wrong, then it's better to be safe than sorry and head to the vet for a checkup!