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Is she eating her hay? It could be stasis.

I think it is a breed? Although I'm not sure, when I googles it this came up- The Harlequin is a colourful breed of rabbit originating from France. It is a breed based around the coloration and markings, rather than fur and body type.

I actually found that it was more wasteful as my buns were used to urinating in one corner and putting several was not just wasteful but it confused our bun as well, I noticed that when I only have one litter box my bun is better trained than if she has multiple :)

Hey guys, Bambi was spayed yesterday and was kept at the vet overnight to monitor her (as they noticed she wasn't eating and didn't want her to go into stasis), anyway we brought her back home this afternoon and she has been eating and is slowly getting back to normal, I went to check her...

We got her back this afternoon and she seems to be fine! We have a post-op appointment in three days, and again in another two weeks, so fingers crossed she's okay <3

Here are some videos- Sorry there are so many!

A neutral place tends to be some place where the buns haven't been, but if you don't have one you could try to disinfect the area with vinegar spray and water, hopefully that should help it become a more neutral area since there isn't any buns' scent there

What veggies are you feeding your bun? Here is a link that may help- http://www.bunssb.org/bunnies/guide-bunny-poops/

Hey guys, today we had an appointment for Bambi's spay and when the vet called they said that the surgery went well but she isn't really eating so they want to keep her in overnight, they assured us she won't be left alone and will be syringe fed so she doesn't go into GI stasis, but I'm still...

What rescues have you looked at so far? I am also looking for a partner for Bambi and I am not searching in 'dog' rescues like blue cross and RSPCA instead I have found a rabbit and guinea pig shelter nearby, they have lots more buns coming in, and they are still doing bonding!

By command training do you mean clicker training? Clicker training videos-

Here's a video that may help-

Is it a possibility that she is just kicking the poo out by accident? Also has another bun been in that part of the room?

What have you fed him for the last few days? And what have you been force feeding him? Usually you shouldn't really force feed. For hay try to encourage eating by adding herbs or buy some treat hays like oat or botanical.

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Well I guess not all rabbits are 'cuddly' which is just because of their personality, I used to have a partner for my bun Bambi (and she was in love with him) but when he passed away I could tell that she wanted rabbit company and my interaction with her isn't enough, so I guess that bringing...

In my experience it depends on their personalities! Some males are affectionate and some aren't, it's the same with females <3

There is this video I came across recently, it might help :) Also do you have his history with his previous owner? My bun Bambi's old owner who kept her outside a tiny hutch outdoors with minimum human interaction so she doesn't really let me stroke her unless she wants to be, is it possible...

Have you bonded with him? Maybe he is a bit nervous as he hasn't had much interaction with you because he has been hiding away, try had feeding him bits of veggies and his pellets, this should help him be more comfortable around him. You could also try feeding him outside and giving him his...

You could try stuffing the toilet rolls and paper bags with hay and put some herbs, dried fruit, pellets or even a treat hay like oat or botanical hay in them, the buns should try to shred the bags and the rolls this might be messy! I did this with Bambi once and it got everywhere lol :) If your...