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Understanding Aggressive or Shy Buns: http://homepage.mac.com/mattocks/morfz/rabcare.html#aggbun

Trimming Bun Nails: http://exoticpets.about.com/cs/rabbits/ht/RabbitNails.htm

http://homepage.mac.com/mattocks/morfz/rabcare.html#aggbun

Understanding Aggressive or Shy Rabbits: http://homepage.mac.com/mattocks/morfz/rabcare.html#aggbun

His litter habits will improve if you have himneutered. Normally done around 3-4 months. It's important to find agood bunvet in your area.

Heat & cold won't hurt it.

Note, what you saw was some decline of interest,but not a total losing of interest - i think that was what the authorwas saying she's never seen.:bunnydance:

Is that him in the picture? What a cutie!

You could experiment with a piece just to seehow much it swells up. My guess is a few pieces are not going to do anyharm, but you don't want a rabbit to be consuming much litter of ANYtype. You might put hay in the box over the litter & let himchew on that.

You're welcome :)

As the instructions indicate, dampening the litter is only for use in horse stalls. I'm sensitive to smells myself but you may be more so. I don't noticeany odor at all from Daisy's 26 X 32cm litter box unless i put my faceright up to it.

30 litres is about 25.5 pounds in this case, asindicated on my bag of Woody Pet litter. (a litre is a measure ofvolume, not weight, so how much a litre of a substance weighs dependson the substance,).

http://www.rabbitnetwork.org/articles/bond.shtml

This is not the kind of relationship i want with my rabbit. I simply arrange her environment so there's no mischief she can getinto, except approved mischief, like ripping up newspaper &cardboard boxes in her pen.:)

Congrats!:D

Many rabs prefer the bare cage floor, even if it's wire. There are a number of safe & inexpensive litters for rabbits,such as Woody Pet, which i use. Prices & selectionmay be better at farm & agricultural stores than pet shops..Thebest buys are those made from recycled newspaper...

Parts are somewhat technical, but overall a helpful site for the average bun parent. http://website.lineone.net/~scottvet/articles/rabmed.htm

A rab may feel a bit warm at 80 deg., &the air will be drier, but just make sure plenty of freshwater is available.

Hi. These are rush, according to the website.However most "rush" sold today is imitation, a heavy twistedpaper & not the natural plant fiber. If untreated it should beOK.

Daisy was just streaking across the pen with a "garland" of ripped-up newspaper around her neck...