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Don't worry,it's probably just his way of expressing concentration and pleasure.my buck does it all the time,when he's enjoying food or grooming his mate,or grooming himself.When he first did it I thought he had some sort of breathing issue but unless they are doing it all the time,i wouldn't...

Just to add that while kale is very much appreciated by rabbits,it has been found to have quite high pesticide residues in tests on fruit and vegetables.Usually it will say on the bag 'unwashed curly kale etc.I always give it a really good soak and rinse before feeding it just to be on the safe...

Just an observation or two.Since frosted greens can cause serious issues of chilling for the stomach and intestines,I wouldn't use ice cubes personally.Given that they;ll probably melt quickly anyway they will be of little value in reality.The frozen water bottle works very well and they love to...

I have to disagree to some extent with a couple of comments about rabbits and handling.Of course an individual's inate character has a bearing,as it does with us,but in my personal experience with several rabbits which had not been handled,including one I have at present,you have to persevere...

I know this may be a silly question,but why are we talking about drunken people on a rabbit forum?Perhaps facebook might be better!

I'm happy that he's OK but like all accidents it should be a wake up call to avoid it in future.Many moons ago I was a zoo keeper,and among many other things,I was taught to always think of the worst that can happen and plan for it.This especially includes holding and handling animals.In the...

Just a suggestion for you.Get a small battery operates clipper and keep that area short for hygiene's sake.it will be much more manageable and comfortable.

This may seem an obvious suggestion,but has he had any innoculations previously or recently? sometimes at the site of an injection,a scab forms which persists for quite a while but is harmless.just a thought for you.

Hello there, Just thought i would make an observation in case it is of help to you.Obviously i don't know your rabbit or all the circumstances,so am not going to try to give a simplistic answer to the problem.All the advice given by Hermelin is good,and I think,from my experience that it is...

Don't get too anxious although it's understandable that you are watching out for every little abnormality,and in fact that isn't a bad thiung-it shows you care.Just chill a little and observe.My male robbie mutters and grunts all the time when he's relaxed or happy and having a stroke and a...