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Finally took Gobi to the vet to be weighed and ask for a diet recommendation. He's just a hair over 19lbs and has been free fed about a cup of food 2x daily with his very small mates. They have been maintaining pretty healthy weights, Gobi has just been getting fatter and fatter since he bonded...

Putting food between the box and the wall seemed to help Gobi with his initial training, and helped Mrs. Brown recently. But the trio goes EVERYWHERE. No specific spot, just chaos all over the room from one side to the other. I just don't know what to do. They don't have a specific spot they...

Gobi has always been cage-free and his favorite place to sleep was the windowsill right behind our pillows. So in the daytime he would nap there, but at night sometimes he would sleep in the little space between our pillows. Then when I would get home, he would jump on the bed and wait for me to...

When we moved out of our old place and into our new one, I thought the bunnies would get the hang of their box again since there weren't areas so saturated with urine that they automatically think to use them. That didn't work out very well. Then we built them a cage and they at least kept their...

individually or all together?

My trio of adult, spayed/neutered rabbits have been avoiding their litterbox no matter where we put it. They were all great about their box until my aunt's cat moved in and our cats started using their box. We've since moved and changed litter boxes entirely, but lately they dont even seem to...

I'd never own a pug or a beagle. Not because I think they're ugly or annoying, I have just never felt anything for them. I wouldn't turn down any other breed. I'd love to own a Black Russian Terrier, Pomeranian, Bull Terrier, Borzoi, Cocker Spaniel, any size Schnauzer, any size Poodle, Isabella...

For sure, the steel grey is not flemish, or full flemish. Flemish giants never have blue eyes, and seven pounds is the average weight of a smaller rabbit like a mini lop.

Don't worry, guys. She gets lots of snuggles every day. We closed the top of her box tunnel and put her food on a platform beside it, so now she has a kind of step system onto the bed. When we come home at night and lay down, she hops right up with us to cuddle for a good hour before she grooms...

So Mrs. B has found her way up onto the bed all by herself and was very proud of herself, so we rewarded her with some salad! Every day she just gets friendlier and looks healthier! Her eyes are almost completely cleared up now and she only covers them with her third eyelid when she's startled...

Looks like it was just a peanut then. Losing baby bunnies sucks, peanuts or not :(

what breed are they? It looks like it may have been a peanut, which is common for dwarf breeds

I can't seem to find a guide for keeping my flemish giant at a healthy weight. There's no length to weight ratios anywhere that I can find. All I seem to find just says the bigger the better! But Gobi is FAT, that much I can tell. I can hardly feel his ribcage, shoulders, or hips. He just feels...

Recap: my boyfriend and I adopted a neglected flemish giant doe after she failed to produce a successful litter for her breeder. It's been about a week and a half since we moved Mrs. Brown (aka Mamba) into our room from the porch. The first thing I noticed is that she came out of her shell...

I won't say too much about it, but his rabbits don't have very good lives.. it's bad enough that the whole neighborhood has been whispering about animal control. We try to do everything we can for those rabbits whenever we see them; fill their water dishes and bottles, refill their food dishes...

Like I said, we were looking after her for a friend who was tight on space. He's given her to us though after hearing she only produced one live baby again. So we're calling the vet to schedule an appointment. We moved her up to our room yesterday and it's like she's been a whole new bunny...

Should I be concerned if that's the case??

It's hard to tell. She hasn't had any more babies since Sunday, but after she killed the last kit (Wednesday) I cleaned out the nest and refilled it with hay. The next morning she had built another nest partially lined with fur, but still no babies. Theory 1 is that the construction across the...

real quick: whaT? Im taking care of a doe for a friend. She had a litter of 3; one stillborn, one found the morning after chewed in half, and one healthy and fine baby. I went downstairs to check on mama and baby this morning and found the mother had been pulling fur again. There was fur all...