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I may not be an expert but I think you should check on your bunny first if he/she is tooth grinding because that can either indicate pain/cleaning/purring but I do recommend going to the vet ASAP since he/she fell from a high place, my bunny is 6 months old and he fell 3-4 times during my time...

He is 6 months old and turning 7 months after July. But what do you mean by "correct "

But @bunnylove2024 how about the litter training thing? He still pee outside his litter box but he only do those a few times every night plus he has 2 litter boxes inside his cage and I know I should've just put one in his cage but he does pee and poop at the other spot too but he still has...

I found that in my rabbits ear too(two of his ears to be exact) it was a small red dot but it disappeared in a few days/weeks I was so worried and thinking that it was ear mites plus he never had ear mites nor crusts in his ears.

I am so sorry that happened to your wife I hope both of you are safe. many people these days are very disrespectful and not know they are risking many lives and even their own lives on line because of this pandemic right now

So I found this on Google but I can't find any research on rabbits being killed by poppy seeds, but poppies that are in their flower form is very toxic for rabbit but it is confirmed that poppy seeds are also poisonous to dogs but I advise you to talk/go to your vet for safety precautions. I...

Poppies are toxic to rabbit but I don't know if it is toxic in seeds but are their any strange activity that your rabbit is doing? Or any tooth grinding, hunching, and pressing? I will do more research but I hope your bunny is fine

Sadly her Bunnies did not make it I don't know the breed but they have white fur and red eyes according to her description. 1 boy and 1 girl both not spayed and neutured since she didn't know that. She only had them for 7 months and I don't want to tell what happened to them since it can be...

Yes I did not take her advise and I never did, my grandmother also told me that "I should just carry him by the ear because that's how you should carry a bunny" that's what she said but I only carry him in the safest I could possibly can, I even ho to YouTube on how to carry a bunny properly 🤣...

So that's why my bunny keeps throwing the mat away. 🤔

Aawww Oreo is so CUTE maybe I'll create a YouTube channel for caramel too but we still have a long way to go. 🙂

LITTER TRAINING So I started litter training him last month or the other month but the progress is pretty low but he do know where to pee (which is inside his litter box) but he don't know how to poop inside his litter box I keep putting his poop inside it but still no progress plus he always...

Thank you for the response everyone. 😊 he us starting to eat more hay and we are still working on the pellets.

So the hay and pellets (all Timothy) that i ordered just arrived this morning somewhere at 11AM in the Philippines, when I first introduced him the star grass hay(the first hay I introduced him) he does not like the hay but eats it In a tiny amount whenever there is no food so at night I started...

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You can spray ivory soap or bitter apply spray to make it taste bad. Then give him/her an item that he/she can chew on like chew toys, grass mats, hay, alfalfa cubes, and wooden chew sticks.

You should bunny proof your house... You can't stop the bunnies chewing because it's a habit of theirs, maybe give them some toys that they can chew on. Like toys made of wood that is safe for rabbits, apple sticks perhaps .

Pine wood pellet litter is suggested to many but I don't know how many pounds it will take for a month. You can also use paper pellets, don't use any wood shaving because it can affect the rabbits health... I don't know why but many suggested that you should not use it.

It's okay now, it is just dried up calcium carbonate, I have not fed him kang Kong in a while and just fed him cabbage as his leafy green... I've stopped giving him cabbage for now so no worries.

Glad to help and I hope they stop spraying In Their crates since they are spayed and neutered.