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First of all, I wouldn't have a clue :P Secondly, to be able to get a better idea, it's best if you can take photos of the rabbits posed as they would be judged at a show.

I don't have any more advice to offer, but sending best wishes for her.

Thanks for taking the little guy to the vet :) Head tilt has several causes, one of which is a parasite called E. cuniculi, it is often present in a rabbit's system, but won't present itself unless the rabbit is under stress or the immune system is weakened. That's one possibility, the other is...

The large poop could simply have been due to his gut slowdown, once he passed it, it sounds like he was feeling better and wanting to eat again, so it doesn't really sound like megacolon to me. I don't think he's in danger, he's eating well, and as long as he's eating plenty of hay and...

Give it time :D

Because in the wild they use them to hide and stay cool/warm in, so they naturally love tunnels :D I bet they're really cute.

I'm so sorry to hear of this. I'm honestly not sure if there's much else that causes both of those to be swollen. What did the vet say? Which state/rough city area are you located in? It would be a great if you could post a rough area if you get a positive diagnosis so that other rabbit owners...

Indoors they'll be perfectly fine, offer a blanket for snuggling and if they get cold they'll use it. :)

Looks like a pretty nice cage, I'm glad that you like it. Sending prayers and hugs for Riley

They are just too cute, can't wait to hear about some of their adventures.

Rabbits are somewhat designed to ingest fur. In the wild a lot of it brushes off onto bushes and things, but they do ingest a lot of it too. Cats aren't designed to ingest them which is why they throw them up, but rabbit fur should pass through your rabbit's gut, it often results in a "string of...

The extruded bird and cat food seem like very random ingredients. The trouble is, there's ingredients in those ingredients! Unfortunately yes, it's definitely the worst thing you could have bought. If you can, I would definitely try to pick out everything but the pellets. It will be a lot of...

squidpop has posted a really great link, and I second the recommendation that hay or straw can be quite beneficial to rabbits with sore hocks, some do well on vet bed, but not all. Have you been applying any ointment?

Big 10 week old bunn :D She is just gorgeous. What makes you think she is part chinchilla? She looks like a gorgeous Flemmie to me :D Has she jumped over the edge of that tub yet? :P

He certainly looks younger in that picture than the other one, still 0.5kg is quite a bit smaller than he looks in the image :P In this image he looks 8-12 weeks! How deceiving pictures can be.

I'm very sorry that you went through all of that. At least you took the time to find Ivy a new caring home. I am glad to hear that things have improved for you and it's nice that you've had the chance to take in a rabbit from a home that couldn't look after her anymore, I see that as a little...

It's hard to say, there could be any number of reasons. Is he still peeing in his litter tray? Is he straining at all when trying to pee, or trying to go repeatedly and nothing's happening? It's quite possible that there's nothing wrong at all, but you're right to be concerned about a change in...

Yep agreed. Introduce any new food slowly. Leafy greens are great for rabbits. Check out the list on this page regarding safe greens. http://rabbit.org/suggested-vegetables-and-fruits-for-a-rabbit-diet/ In addition to greens high in oxalic acid, make sure as Watermelons said that greens high in...

Hello there, Raven and Sterling are just gorgeous! I'm looking forward to hearing about more of their adventures. :)

Mites can't be seen by the naked eye although they're usually associated with dry flaky skin. The scar could indicate that the area has received an injury and the hair loss has something to do with that. Otherwise there are also fungal infections that cause hair loss as well. If it were me, I'd...