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@Azerane: I've been at the current apartment since the end of December and I was at the first place since the September before. So the next question is, what scarred her? The isolation from another bun or the shift to the new and unhealthy environment? Guess I'll keep love'n on her and hope...

Juliann is nearing nine years old, is fixed and has been a friendly, bumblebun all her life. Before, she would abandon me for head-pets from anyone and made a point to visit and say hello to each individual in a group of humans. She was a real social butterfly, but recently... It started...

Here's my little thief. That's the lid to the treat container that he though he was making off with. ^^ Three binkies for Yogies!

Before taking her to the vet you might try simply watching her when she's in the litter box. Newspaper is not especially absorbent and the pee may pool in the pan before drying out. If your bun likes to groom, doze, cecal, etc. after piddling, she might be dragging her tail into the urine...

^^ Gotta be one of my fav youtube vids ever! Funny, my bun only digs on my chest when he wants more headpets, NOW! I don't tolerate bun swearing tho. :grumpy: As a human I understand that I don't deserve anything, but I wish my master would be kinder sometimes.

AngelnSnuffy wrote: I second that! Moldy leaves or just thems off of poisonous plants should be also watched for. I've always used a harness/leash for my buns and it seems to work fine. :\ Provided that the bun's been introduced to wearing one beforehand, understands that the harness is a...

;D I wouldn't call it a purr, but my bun also makes noises when he drinks from his water dish. Cute little slurpy, snorty and squeaky sounds. He's a Mini Rex so I can't claim the nasal 'xcuse.