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Hello! if I were you, I would use litter thats meant for buns, not cats. Bunnies aren't cats, obviously, and your rabbit might eat it. It might be ok if it says it's rabbit-safe, though. Some cat litters can be used for bunnies, like Yesterday's News. I use this soft litter- it works very well...

I added a link to the hay :)

Hello!! make sure you have a good litter box with lots of hay- rabbits like to poo while they eat! Here's a guide from My House Rabbit that was really helpful for me when I trained my own bun, Bandit. Good luck with your bun ❤ Also, here's the hay I use- you can buy it with Subscribe and Save...

Do you have a picture of the enclosure you have the buns in? If they're outside all day in the heat (I mean, you live in Texas) then that could be rlly bad for them :oops:

Go to a vet. Either she's been eating something she shouldn't, or you aren't feeding her correctly, or she has a possibly serious health issue.

Why does this make me so sad

I have found the eternal well of cuteness.

WHERE IS THE BUN NAMED DR CHEESE *wheezes* this is cUte

She needs t i m e

Our bun we had a couple years ago had a similar marking in his own ear. That's a tattoo. (The tattoo said NORTH, so we named the bun Oliver.)

I don't think a quarter-sized piece would hurt her. look for plastic in her poop in the next couple of days 💩

This is a geometrized picture of my bun, Bandit. He's 3 years old and so sweet!🥰 We got him a couple years ago- he's a rescue bunny, because he was in a very cramped and dirty outdoor environment. We had been interested in getting a bun, and heard that our friends had some they were selling. We...

My family thinks we should bond them, and then spay her. I want to spay first, but they say that they won't, because we might give away the girl if it doesn't work out. I don't know why they wouldn't spay her yet 🤨

Do you want some pics of my buns for more cute fuel? They're baby bun pics lol. I had two bunnies that looked just like Resee and Sonic, oh the memories!

Will they hump each other, even if the male is neutered?

So my family's pet rabbit is very well trained. He poos in the litterbox, he is very sweet, he doesn't bite, and he comes when we call him. His name is Bandit. He is a 3yr old, neutered male. He was separated from his wife and his ten kids about 2yr ago, which is when he became ours. We know how...