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It's pretty normal to take bonded rabbits to the vet together when only one needs to be seen. I took all three before they were bonded, even, to use it as a bonding experience, and next time I go, I will take all three again (: So don't think you're strange for having to do that. I'd just plan...

Presents don't have to be expensive or complicated. My rabbits got a loaf box. It was supposed to be a dig box--just a cardboard box filled with shredded paper. But so far they've just loafed in it, lol.

ohh my God 102 pages it's going to take me forever to catch up

There's a link around here somewhere that lists local shelters in the US. I don't know where you are in IL, but they might have some near you. If they're far away, like Imbrium, you could possibly foster anyway. That would really just require a couple trips, provided the bun doesn't need a lot...

Yeah that's really bad. Ask that vet how he sleeps at night, charging that much! Wow.

It's a bad idea to bond rabbits that are unfixed. The only time I've heard of this working is sisters who were never separated and didn't start fighting at puberty for some reason. You should fix your rabbit if you plan on getting another one.

whoooaaa imbrium lol Toilet paper tubes are sometimes fun for rabbits to chew on at least. Newspapers if you wanna keep your phone book usable lol. Some rabbits just aren't as big on what we think of as toys as other rabbits. I've heard stories of people bonding a rabbit that DOES like toys...

I have two boys and a girl and I became extremely close to the girl almost instantly. Not that I don't love the boys. But when I see her loafing in the corner my heart melts in a way that it doesn't for them. None of them ever bite or anything like that. It will depend completely on the rabbit...

I'd get him with a towel. I've heard from other people that sometimes a towel doesn't work, that the rabbit panics. I've never personally experienced this, it must depend on the rabbit, so if it clearly makes it worse, abandon it. But back when I was really uncomfortable picking up my rabbit...

They are happily living in their condo now (x thank you so much for all of your kind messages and support.

Sorry about your friend's bunny. RIP little guy.

Session 7 + moving in A few days ago, I had a several hour session. It started with a lot of chasing and I was worried that I would possibly need to step back, but the next several hours passed by normally. Today, I put them all in the playpen and barely felt like I had to watch them, so I...

Yeah, I second the fungal infection. It just doesn't look like a normal scab to me. It looks like some other kind of crust. Does it bother her a lot?

Is there any way we could keep the rabbit role play to the designated forum? 5 isn't too old to neuter, I think the increased risks would be negligible. If you'd still rather not neuter, you could switch to a wire-bottomed cage, and resign yourself to cleaning up after him when he's out.

I really enjoyed reading this.

LOL, I'm sorry. I think that it's probably good that they're fighting instead of procreating, though. I really wouldn't put them together for any reason if I were you. I know it sucks, but you can make it. Three more weeks. -rubs your shoulders-

I think it would be unwise to let one rabbit run around and not the other. How large are the rabbits in question? That's going to matter too.

It probably won't kill them, but it would be very fattening.

I'd bond those two before adding a third, although sometimes a third rabbit is prescribed for difficult bonds. Maybe if she's been around other rabbits before.

You don't need to get her spayed, you could juts learn to live with her humping and peeing everywhere, lol. I'm told most rabbits usually relax their hormonal behaviors at 1 year, but since yours just started at 1 year, maybe it will subside soon.