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Oxbow is what I feed my two. I think it's very good quality. They even make an organic pellet if you are so inclined (personally I think that's unnecessary).

No I would just keep it simple and say you will take the rabbit and give her the asking price. You can't save them all and you can't change every ignorant person out there.

Well it was time for an upgrade because we took a break from bonding these two due to one getting out while the other was having exercise time and they had a fight. That was a month ago. Also my maternity leave is almost up and I will feel better leaving them all day if they have more space. My...

Could be lamiaceae/labiatae - mint/deadnettle family

Those photos make me want to cry. That poor bunny should not have his fur dyed. That tiny cage is a sad small prison. And there's no hay anywhere to be seen. Why are people so ignorant.

It will probably be just fine. Put it on a soft towel and if you can gently pat it dry then go ahead. They're not gremlins ;)

Good luck at the vet, really hope they can fix him up ... :imsick:

Wow she's beautiful! Welcome to the forum :)

Aww sorry for your loss... from your description of the males behaviour it seems like he knew something was not right with her though...

Don't let others be too hard on you. She is putting her head down to demand he groom her. The fur pulling and fighting happens because one ends up in the other's territory. Bunnies are often very territorial. So somehow you have to stop the escape artist. Also, something I read recently says the...

Wow they are all just gorgeous! :heartbeat:

I'd say Walmart for sure

Mine don't like toys either, but they do like to destroy cardboard boxes, chew on apple sticks and roll a treat ball around. Any toy I have bought just sits there.

http://rabbit.org/faq-diet/ This is a pretty good guide to follow, have a thorough read here..

Nope that's dominant behaviour: "groom me now".

Go for it! I think adopting a bunny in need of a good home from the local shelter is a beautiful way to honour your friend who passed on. I think you sound ready.

This is a good list. Although I am NOT feeding my bunnies the pretty coral bells I just bought haha.

I'm not sure what kind of dandelions to plant,we just pick the weeds off our lawn and give them to the rabbits. I do know that clover should not be over fed as it can cause some tummy issues. Me, I'm going to grow parsley, cilantro, mint, basil, thyme, lettuce, kale and chard. Oh and celeriac...

I'm so sorry for your loss.. :rainbow::rainbow:

It does hurt. Nothing can change that. But in time, when you feel ready, you may choose to honour his memory by adopting another rabbit in need of a good home. And although that won't replace him by any stretch, it can help you to heal :)