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Really hope everything is ok with him. The bladder stone thing sounds scary :( My parents' dog had this last year and needed surgery. She recovered but it was a rough road. And rabbits are so delicate.. good luck.

Chip was lifting his butt too high when peeing and he got the baseboard a couple times. My husband freaked so I had to go and shell out $40 for two new high back cat litter boxes. The ones they sell for bunnies are so ridiculously small! Only a baby dwarf breed would have enough room in those!

Lmao. What a cute little fatty.

My rabbit had an ear infection which led to her head moving side to side as well as her eyes. She was put on oral antibiotics and antibiotic ear drops and apart from dizziness and poor appetite she managed ok, and within a few weeks she was 100% back to normal. The stroke diagnosis doesn't seem...

I've also had some success with giving simethicone for babies - 1 ML each hour up to 3 times if needed. A warm water bottle can help too. And offer greens and hay often. Sometimes they eat some if you keep bothering them with it. Hope it's just a little tummy blip and over soon!

Well I have this dream where they decide to live in peace and can be free roaming in the basement all the time. Or I could move them back upstairs to the bonus room because I really hate basements and don't like hanging out down there. When I go back to work in June they won't have as much out...

Thanks, maybe there's a chance still for them. I still want to try stress bonding to see if that will snap Cali out of her attitude. At least temporarily. She really hates car rides. We have taken a break and not put them together since the scuffle. If anyone else has experiences or tips to...

Omg she's so sweet!

Nope. Sounds like that is one comfortable bunny! Lucky you!

My rabbit does this to tell me she is done with the situation and wants to leave. So I suspect your issue is that you are carrying him to his free roam area rather than letting him leave his cage on his own and explore as he feels comfortable. Rabbits like to come and go as they please.

Well there's no substitute for a professional diagnosis. i don't think your rabbit should wait til next week. She needs medication. In the meantime make her environment as safe and padded as possible. So she shouldn't be able to jump up anywhere or fall and hurt herself, as her balance may be...

Well that's a bummer. I am going back to work in a month and a half and I really wanted them to be bonded by then. We aren't willing to return chip, we're just too attached. He's a special guy. Cali is a mean gir exactly like yours was. This was our third attempt and thought it would work...

Hi everyone, We've had chip for over a month now, hoping to bond him with our spayed female. He was neutered in January. They have lived side by side and We have done about a half dozen bunny dates in neutral territory. Cali, the female, has growled and tried to bite him several times now...

I don't clean their ears. I'm not sticking anything in there, because I don't see where it's going. I have the vet check their ears if I'm concerned. I have two lop eared rabbits and I know they are more prone to ear issues, so I do keep an eye on them.

Do you have or know someone who has an apple tree (not sprayed with any pesticides or anything)? Bunnies usually love to chew the bark off the branches. Keeps them happy and busy.

Happy Easter!

Well it sounds like you're doing everything right, so it's probably a spring moult. Brush regularly to help get rid of that loose fur, and have fresh water and hay available like you already do! Keep a close eye on his poops, watching for changes in quantity, size and for that "string of pearls"...

Could just be a spring moult. Why exactly are you so nervous? How much fur is it? Any bald spots? Living inside or outside? Diet? Other issues? Need more info.

You should try what you think is best while preparing for the worst. Because I've read negative things about every combination. Two males will fight over a female. Females don't get along because they're too territorial. Etc etc. I believe it's based on personality. You never know! I've seen...

I also give oxbow treats, they are a healthier choice. I give pellets as treats and bribes also, instead of just giving them a pile once a day. They love fruit too, especially banana, apple, and Craisins. You could get a small hard plastic treat ball, fill it with some pellets and broken up...