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- Rabbits can live 7-13+ years (depending on the breed) so they are your responsibility for 7-13 years (their quality of life depends on you, because technically you can stick a rabbit in a 2 x 3 cage and feed them, and they can live but they won’t be happy) - What happens when you go to...

Why rabbits are not good children’s pet ! In my opinion a rabbit should not be given to a child less then 12 years old (they would have to be very responsible 12 year olds and that is often not the case - They are expensive I spend about $40 - $60 a month on Lucas, you can definitely find...

Depends on your rabbit Lucas likes Orchard Grass more than Timothy Hay (sometimes I give it (Orcahnd hay) as a treat)

Try moving the gym mat from its place does she still consistently pee/poop there, if so I would move it to where your girls litter box area is, being that her food and water would be there with time, treats, and praise she might find it worth it to pee in the litter box. If the gym mats to big...

I think Happy Holland’s said this but I would remove the soft blanket-y material and like HH said put carefresh in litter box Is there any place in particular she likes to go on

What about getting a extra big litter box (low cut) and put the water bowl in there so everything she eats drinks are in one place Maybe you can make this yourself

I’m sorry that happened to you, rabbits have really good hearing so what about putting a timer on your phone but don’t put it too loud (at a relaxing tone) (rabbits can die from being scared) (maybe 15 seconds), ideally they would be running away But rabbits can have babies every about 30 days.

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Yes, bloat is very very dangerous and can result in death, a bunny with bloat needs to be seen ASAP🙁 Knowing the difference between Stasis, Bloat & Gas: https://www.rabbitsonline.net/threads/the-difference-between-gas-stasis-and-bloat.71314/

About Hay Racks I found this interesting https://www.miniaturehorsetalk.com/threads/hay-racks-good-or-bad.111900/ This is for horses but I know some of it applies to rabbits. Any thoughts ?

Just a note: an experienced rabbit vet should know that gas pain is an emergency, and the rabbit needs to be seen asap.

-Keep her hydrated, encourage water consumption -Give baby gas drops (theres a certain dosage but I don'nt know what it is) if symptoms do not get better by the 3rd dose, gas drops will probably continue to do nothing -massage stomach - do not force feed food unless you're 100 percent certain...

With Rabbits (especially young ones) have very sensitive digestion system, rabbits younger than 3 months should not be fed fruits or vegs. A pharmacy will have baby gas drops I'M also going to link massaging rabbit stomavh vid Rabbits are really really good at hiding pain, they're prey...

www.bio.miami.edu/hare/ileus.html Ok, Do you have baby gas drops, baby gas drops are given to rabbits with Stasis

Iceberg Lettuce should not be fed

https://www.rabbitcaretips.com/what-gives-rabbits-diarrhea/ Swelling is really not good, could be bloat which is often deadly left untreated please try to see a vet, can you try contacting maybe a rabbit shelter around you (exotic animal shelter) for a vet?

Hi, https://www.rabbitsonline.net/threads/litter-box-training-tips-tricks-to-be-successful.99816/

Anytime you see her using her litter box give her a treat (pellets work well) Perhaps ask for any ideas/tips on here👇 https://www.facebook.com/groups/201759429869484/

Aww thank you, you're really sweet ☺💙

I use my hands for Lucas (who’s a mini Rex) or wet my hands to get the lose fur. What also works for me is wearing black pants and petting Lucas that seems to get a llot off. 😉