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Just wondering if anyone has dealt with this issue or something similar… I free roam my 2 bunnies however they have a big exercise pen for night time or when I will be gone for a while because I have a cat. He’s pretty good with them but I don’t trust them alone for an extended period of time...

Do you know anyone with hay fields? My FIL grows Timothy hay and I go cut my own but he says he has had a handful of people ask if they can go and cut some for their small pets.

That’s very helpful. I have some serious thinking to do!

Yes he is almost 3 weeks post neuter. He wasn’t showing any hormonal signs if that makes a difference. I was planning on keeping the other bunny in a different room for at least a week so he could get use to us. I don’t know how he could choose his bond mate? I live in a small town that is...

Hi guys. It’s me again! I was suppose to get my new bunny Thursday and the lady just messaged me that he got into another moms cage and she attacked him. She offered another bunny but I feel so bad passing on this little guy. Any advice is welcome

thank you so much for sharing so much knowledge!! I have re-read all your info a bunch of times so I completely understand it all and it makes totally sense!! I thought I knew quite a bit but I feel pretty confident I can improve hisfeeding care with all this info!! He did seem more energetic...

oh wow that’s great info. So just to clarify they need both types of hay younger and muture to keep everything moving correctly? Just wondering what someone would do if they could only buy store hay and it’s always soft leafy hay? Would you just buy different types and mix them? I picked some...

I mix both right now but I guess he is not eating the stems. I’ll try and hand feed him stems more often and hopefully he will eat those. I also give him a Sherwood digestive tab every day to try and prevent stasis. Would it help if I took off the thick stems on chard and beet root and light...

Thank you for this info! He weighs 3.5 pounds at neuter. I did think the amount was a lot but everything else seemed normal so I figured it to be because of heat and hormones. It seems he is drinking what’s considered more “normal” now. The only dietary change was the bought hay and it is soft...

It was 2 1/2 weeks ago and I wasn’t going to get him neutered, he wasn’t showing any signs of aggression or spraying but because I was planning on getting another bunny he would need to be neutered. It was nerve wrecking

I just tried to call and they are closed today because of the holiday. He is still eating and pooping and drinking(although less than he was) and will hop around but he just seems a little different. My hubby thinks I’m just being paranoid. I hope it’s just because he has new hay and was a bit...

Ok! Thank you

Hi everyone! I found this forum trying to find information so I thought maybe I can get some input… I have a Holland lop male that is a little over 6 months old and was neutered about 2 1/2 weeks ago. He just doesn’t quite seem “normal” to me He is free roam with the exception of nighttime...

What a handsome little man!! Sounds like he is very adventurous :)

What a beautiful girl. I love her coat and leash!

What a sweetie. I love the black on his ear! My bunny is not scared of the vacuum either. I have to give him a little push with it to get him to move!! Enjoy your baby