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Maybe a blue point? But I really have no idea, seems pretty dark for that especially with that saddle over the back.

I think the best thing that you can do is just to spend more time with her, petting her etc and just spending time near her talking to her so that she knows she's not alone.

How old is your rabbit and is she spayed?

You start with a very small amount, no bigger than your pinky finger. If in 24 hours you don't see any signs of stomach upset, you can feed another piece the next day. If again no problems, the following day you can increase the amount, and so on. Any time you introduce a new feed, slow and...

It doesn't... lol. In all seriousness though, it varies greatly between rabbits. Some will shed for a week, others for more than a month.

The look of the babies will be dependent on both parents, not just one. Colour, size, shape etc. If you are looking to breed two different breeds together (which I don't recommend) you could end up with a mix of some that look more like the dad, some that look more like the mum, and some that...

They're waiting to be groomed. It's also a sign of dominance within a bond, are you in the process of bonding them or are they already bonded? If they sit like that for minutes without any trouble you are lucky, often when trying to bond and a rabbit requests grooming and is ignored, a nip can...

The colour is I believe called Broken tricolour, not harlequin. Harlequins have split colour that should match either side, for example, if the right side of the face is orange, the left side should be black. If there is an orange stripe on the side, there should be a matching black stripe on...

Oh my, the poor thing. I second Blue eyes, a vet visit is definitely needed given how severe the problem is and the fact that the penicillin isn't working. Wishing all the best, let us know what the diagnosis is.

Loaded with sugar but a perfectly acceptable treat. Depends on the size of the bunny. For a netherland dwarf, no more than one per day. For a medium sized rabbit, 1-2 per day. For a giant you could probably get away with giving three. That being said, I never fed the same treat every day and...

You won't disgust anyone, describing rabbit poop is very common around here :P The way I tend to compare diarrhea and just mushy poop, is that mushy poop seems to just kind of plop down like cow pats. It's soft, wet, mushy and not formed, but if you pushed it around it would pretty much stay...

Flaky skin and blad spots can be indications of mites or fungal infection, it's usually recommended to get a skin scrape done by a vet so that they can check for mites etc and prescribe appropriate treatment. Do you have more than one rabbit and do they live together? The other possibility is...

Leafy greens can cause the runs depending on the type, the rabbit and how much was fed. True watery diarrhea in rabbits is somewhat rare and is considered an emergency situation regardless of the cause, because it can very quickly lead to dehydration and if you don't know for certain what has...

Oat kernels are the main reason I don't feed oaten hay, because it does attract mice. That being said I've only had mouse issues relating to bunny things once, and it was outside. I had wheaten hay with LOTS of seed heads, I kept it out in the shed. Recently, the neighbours who had budgie aviars...

The Hair Buster is one that is commonly recommended, I believe it was designed for rabbits. I've never used it because it's very expensive to ship to Australia. It's available from the binky bunny shop: https://store.binkybunny.com/hairbuster-p116.aspx I use one that's kind of like a...

I think the account was changed to username Admin http://www.rabbitsonline.net/members/Admin/ and I feel like I should know but I can't find Austin's account and just the Admin one listed for forum leaders. Possible the person handling the forum changed hands though I don't recall info. In any...

He could be mixed with rex, though he's certainly not pure rex. Doesn't have the rex fur or whiskers.

@flemishwhite - Yes, the rabbit is spayed. Chewing and digging carpet is a difficult one. I found the best method was a loud noise, such as a clap, sudden "hssst" or stamping a foot was a good way to initially break concentration, but you then have to follow it up with a distraction. A piece of...

I am so terribly sorry for your loss. I have just read through your last blog post about him and I am tearing up just reading it. I can tell he was such a special bunny, and I feel I know what you mean when you say there are rabbits, and rabbits because I felt that my Bandit also fit into the...

It's possible that she may be too big for her tray. When Bandit outgrew his tray he was in his tray, but his butt would hang over the edge when he peed sometimes. He still fit in his tray quite easily, but bunnies seem to like a bit of space around them in their tray. My first suggestion in that...