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Whatever they use to round the edges to make them not sharp likely caused all the dust. Most pea gravel isn't all natural and they actually have different ways to round them out. You an try to wash it off outside like the above poster said. You can also try normal soil by itself. I have no idea...

Slow and steady wins the race as I always say. Glad to see her come out of her cage. Hopefully Oreo comes out of her cage soon too. To save the chair you might just have to buy a C&C cage(ill post a link below) and block it off or only let your buns use sections of your room and block them off...

Welcome to the forum, hope to see some pictures :)

Anytime! :) We are all here to help. Yes my bun is an indoor/outdoor girl and she loves to dig, so I made her a dig box out of cardboard for now and will be making it out of wood when i can. It looks like this. I used a box, then another box to make a top so stuff wouldn't go flying everywhere...

Opps didn't see you posted twice haha. Cute bun, Ill post the bonding links again here. It just takes time. Slow and steady wins the race, don't stress yourself. https://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/bonding-with-your-bunny.html http://cottontails-rescue.org.uk/information/bonding-bunnies/...

Bonding just takes time. Slow and steady wins the race. Go in sit in his pen if you can. Let him come up to you and smell and jump up on you. Bring some treats. It takes time but when it finally happens it's worth it :) Here are some links i was given...

They can eat small amounts, but it's not really meant to be part of their diet. The wild bunnies near me eat the seed i throw for birds out all the time with no issue. So if you only dropped a little you should be safe. "Rabbits do eat bird seeds and will eat them if they are lying around...

I have my bunnies first flop :) The night i first caught her. She must have felt safe finally, even being in a small cage, she was a happy camper.

Poor bun. Same issue her in SoCal, it's been 90-100 this week(not as hot as where you live) and they have nowhere to go but underground or under bushes. We have a lot of desert cottontails and brush rabbits here. I feed them and feel bad, so i try to keep water out in large bowls. I have 3 out lol.

RIP. Looked like a happy bun. Hope he is eating all the treats to his hearts content and roaming with other buns. Im sure he is waiting to play with his human once more some day. Keep your head up :)

Hey I do the same for my wild rabbits in my area(well same with the birds and squirrels lol. Ill post a picture below. I don't grow greens though for them, i do give them left overs though if i have some i don't eat. What you can do if you want is buy the cheapest brand rabbit pellets you can...

Welcome to the forum, cute bun, we have some really experienced members who im sure will post and help out as soon as they can. Hope you enjoy your stay :)

I found my rabbit in my yard around around the time I created this account. It was a white rabbit which i knew wasn't wild even though I knew little about rabbits at the time(still learning a lot) and she was in my Halloween decorations at first. So then I decided to feed her pellets since im...

Glad it all worked out :) Hope it's all clear skies from here on :)

Welcome hope you enjoy the forums :) Cute buns

She did more then that she started to groom me. I wasn't feeling to good(I have an auto immune issue similar to crohns/lupus, but my doctors have spent years testing different things to no avail) so I went out at night and gave Thumperella some attention, she loved it. She started to grind her...

Thanks, she does well. It's a little smoother then before, the other wood was more textured, but this is nothing like a slip and slide. I may scuff it up with a really light grit sandpaper and see if it helps some, but she really isn't too bothered by it. :) She just doesn't know what to do with...

Well today is a big update. New cage is here. Added it. It was another 28 panels. It's largest dimensions are 6 feet wide x 10 feet long and 30 inches tall. Tried making it wider but no room, so i went length. It's average size is 4x10 not counting her cage I added giving it the extra two feet...

Unlimited hay is fine and most people go that route as it's better for the rabbits GI tract and if hungry allows the rabbit to eat when it needs to allowing it's GI tract to not go into stasis. It's safe to leave the hay out for as long as it doesn't mold, even if it yellows it's still safe to...

Anytime, hope it all works out and your bun loves 'em :) Added another link to my other reply too just incase haha :)