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It does look like orange urine and not blood. Which can be normal.

I call them hay cubes

I was terrified when we got ours neutered. I was a nervous wreck. Everything went smoothly. 48 hours after he was pretty much back to normal. Moving around etc. Please remember not to withhold food and water before. They will need food right up to surgery and immediately after waking...

He's absolutely gorgeous.

Southeast tn here and neuter was @$200 total.

Absolutely gorgeous. He looks to have been a very loved and cared for bun. What a lucky bun to have you as his parent. Hugs.

July 4th will be our Toko's 1 year gotcha versarry. He just turned 1 in March.

What a handsome boy. When we had Toko neutered we just kept a close eye on him for a couple days. Luckily we had no issues at all. I didn't even really check his surgery area etc. Biggest concern is make sure he's eating. Drinking. And pooping.

We have chocolate mint. And Toko loves it.

So sorry for your loss. You only did what you knew. Don't feel bad. Just learn from the mistakes that were made. When you get another rabbit you can use your new knowledge. Your bun sounds like he was extremely loved during your time with him. Hugs.

I agree bottom teeth need filed. Ours loves hay cubes. They are a tremendous help in keeping the teeth ground down.

So sorry for your loss. But if she was suffering you did the right thing. And know that she was dearly loved while she was with you. Hugs.

Keep him in your heart and know that you were the beat bun mom. You love him and gave him the beat most loving life possible. You will never forget him and your bond. Losing a fur baby is never easy. So sorry for your loss. But what a lucky bun and mom to have shared your life with.

Glad he seems better. It happens.

Leave their cage open. That's their safe place. They will start to roam more and more.

For all that's included i think that's a great price. Neutering/spaying can get pretty pricey depending on where you are.

Congrats. Love him. He's gorgeous and sounds like he has a great bun mom

I use a Xtra large cat litter box Other suggestions I have seen are flat totes (as above) And cement mixing pans from lowes etc Like this , they have different sizes https://www.lowes.com/pd/Creative-Plastic-Concepts-Large-Mixing-Tub-24-in-W-x-36-in-L-x-8-in-D-Drywall-Mud-Pan/1000642569

Do not stop feeding them. They should be fed right up to surgery. And food given as soon as they wake up. Definitely different than other animals.

We have lost so many cords to our bunny. They move lightening fast.