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thanks to everyone who replied with all the great ideas, it's much appreciated

I'm in the Memphis Tennessee area and I need to find temporary or emergency shelter for up to 1 month (hopefully 3 weeks or less), for 5 buns aged 2 to 2 1/2 years old. 4 girls and 1 boy that are all not neutered or spayed. The two older sisters are litter mates, and the 3 younger ones are...

no we don't bake them, we were thinking about it but we couldn't find detailed enough information on nutritional breakdowns of cooking the plants, and we were concerned it might alter the nutritional content enough to turn good food into essentially junk food for our buns. They usually eat them...

in regards to hay cookies, we mix hay dust/fines with pellets and rabbit safe herbs/weeds and that works very well for us. We use mint, rosemary, basil, dill, roses, thyme, wheat grass, oat grass and dandelion that we grow so we know there aren't any pesticides sprayed on them. there's no rhyme...

thank you for recommending a water bottle - I greatly appreciate that. We're going to order some right now & give them a try.

I completely agree with the pesticide/chemical precaution, but there are "recipes" for soaking vegetables/greens in baking soda and then rinsing with plain water afterwards, that have proven to be more effective than most (if not all) store bought rinses intended for fruits and vegetables. I'd...

might want to check out diatomaceous earth and how people use it with gardens - it might work great for what you're looking for and it's pretty affordable, too

thanks for the great ideas everyone!

thanks for the ideas!

Hi all, Does anyone have any recommendations for water bottles that don't leak a lot of the water on the floor? Our buns drink water from both bowls and bottles; we don't mind the mess they make when dumping over a water bowl or from playing in the bowls, but it'd be nice if their water bottles...

We had the huge advantage of getting ours when they were only 7 or 8 weeks old and doing this from the first day. Now at 2 1/2 years old they just expect it every day from us because they haven't known any different. I'm guessing it could be much harder to try and get older bunnies used to the...

supporting your post - one thing that we have found helps us with all of our pets (dogs, cats and buns) is once daily giving them a thorough physical exam for just a minute or less, that they think is us simply petting and playing with them, but we're actually looking for anything unusual (signs...