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It started 3 weeks after they were housed together in the same room. I’ve taken away all the towels and cardboard and have added another litter box and pen them together at night.

Girl is 3 years old, I've had her since March - desexed in March (5 months now) Boy is 2 years old, I've had him since July - desexed in late June (8 weeks now) she just pees everywhere in their main bedroom.

My girl is peeing everywhere still, she's been bonded with the boy for 4 weeks now and is still peeing everywhere! It's getting so frustrating constantly cleaning and doing washing... I have decided to retrain her and pen her in a limited space, question is, do I need to keep the boy in there...

Amazing thanks! Most of the pellets I find are for bbqs. What pellets are the accelerant ones used for our of curiousity?

They don't eat the pellets fortunately or chew on any of my furniture, I also have a grate on top of the pellets. I will see if Bunnings has a softwood option though.

with the Bunnings one, it says 100% hardwood, I am in lockdown at the moment so can't check, but lets say it is there's no extra additives, is hardwood pellets ok? Most I see are pine pellets for bedding

Hi, most information on bunny stuff is from America, I am trying to buy woodstove pellets with no accelerants? but in Australia, they're not very descriptive, under specification it just lists colour lol? I am currently using pine pellets $14 for 15kg - but the supplier is very far away and I...

An update they are bonded. I did not end up doing any sessions and just housed them together 5 weeks after he was desexed since there were never any fighting. I got them a memory foam mat to use as a bed and layered it with towels and fleece with cardboard as a roof lol.

I'd say that's not enough pre-bonding time but I agree with Blue eyes, to stop stressing everyone involved, if it's easy to rehome one of them, then I think it's for the best and do bunny dates for your boy with a girl when you're ready :) Goodluck.

How long ago were they neutered? How long have you tried bonding them? Did you spend a few weeks letting them live side by side etc?? Same *** bonds are usually more difficult in general.

oh no... she def eats it half as much as hay...

Thank you everyone, there’s some reassurance it could be her sensing his hormones. I will take her to the vet shortly. Call them tmr. She always had a problem peeing everywhere though it’s definitely worst since I’ve put them together fulltime. they never fought since I brought him home, even...

They been living together the past 3 days in their own room, they're not the best of friends but there are no fights, no aggression. Plenty of grooming. He still occasionally chases her (I assume he is chasing, not sure, coz she just runs from him when he's near) soon after he will stop and eat...

._. I shouldn't have read this, now I'm bawling, the thought of losing my buns one day will devastate me for sure. So sorry for your loss.

omg he's so cute. Look at them small hands. Sorry no helpful input otherwise :s

Hi Emily, I am currently in the same stage as you, right now I am swapping them around in each space so they can get used to smells and do short feeding sessions together (6pm veggies, 12am pellets). Once his hormones die down I will follow videos - Neutral small space short sessions and slowly...

yea.. I'm thinking its going to take the 6-8 weeks considering how horny my boy still is

Great to hear :) my boy is still full of hormones (4 more days til its 4 weeks) I.. just realised I may have touched rabbit **** the past few days when I had a pellet feeding session, which ended with him humping and making a "finish" noise, I am so disturbed. First time there was pee on the...

here he is. I will take try take a photo of his face another time. I never have my phone on me when I'm with them. I do feeding sessions together (grass, pellets and veggies) for now, another 5 days til its 4 weeks and I can attempt to bond. See how my girl doesn't fill out a healthy shape, the...

That's where I got my girl :) I did ask about a boy many times but Judy is taking in less bunnies due to covid so she can manage.