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I have 4 bunnies and they are all different what they love to play with...and what they don't! And honestly in over 20 years of having pet bunnies, some bunnies can take toys or leave them...while others will play with anything in sight or chew on everything they can get there little teeth on...

I'm so sorry for your large vet bill...I hope your dog is okay! Unfortunately, I think it is very likely your bunny's behavior is directly related to being intact. My suggestion is that you contact your local humane society or SPCA and see where there is a low cost spay/neuter program. I think...

I HIGHLY recommend the Equine Pellets from TSC!!!!! That is what I use in my horse's stall as well as all 4 bunnies' litter boxes.....I LOVE IT!!!! Given that all my bunnies are litter box trained I do not use any other bedding in their cages!

I use Equine Pine Pellets in my litter boxes and I feel it is very effective in controlling the odor. We have 3 out of 4 bunnies in the living room....so I change our litter boxes every 2-3 days.

The most important thing about getting your bunny spayed is health related....unfixed female rabbits are much more likely to develop cancer! Having lost our male bunny (he was my daughter's show bunny and so he was older....I opted to NOT have him fixed as he was perfectly awesome as an intact...

I agree wholeheartedly with OakRidgeRabbits!!!!! "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!" Everyone has to do what works for their bunnies, their pocketbook, their lifestyle....and what works for one may not work for someone else! I love my bunnies like 4 legged members of my family....any who knows me...

My bunnies have hay 24/7, pellets in am and a bowl full of greens (they usually get a combo of cilantro, kale and chicory) in the pm. Occasionally, they get a sliver of banana (their MOST favorite treat), piece of apple, strawberries, blueberries, or blackberries. They also get bunny "trail mix"...

Smoked pearl???

Pretzel is a darling! He is a chocolate harlequin Holland Lop. It was love at first sight...the first picture our breeder friend posted when he just had enough fur to determine color and still had his eyes closed! We did a happy dance a few weeks later when he was a buck...that meant he was...

Here is a picture of Pretzel on my daughter's lap on the car ride home...very mellow boy!

Yes...that is what I am finding...formed and then smooshed! When I have cleaned them up, I can can see some that are still formed. I will definitely keep my eye on him! Thank you for your help!

Thank you!

We have a new baby..Pretzel was 8 weeks on Sunday (3/24) and we brought him home that afternoon. Pretzel is acting fine, eating, pooping already peeing exclusively in his litter box after only 3 days. However, I have cleaned up 3-4 spots with what appears to be cecotropes as it is very soft...

So sorry for your litter box training struggles!!! We have been very blessed with our boys, however our girls have been more challenging! Is Cassie spayed? Our girl we have now, has been much better about using the litter box since she was spayed a couple weeks ago. Our newest little boy, 8...

A cutie for sure!!! Maybe some Dutch given his markings...however, his color is not Dutch! How big is he? Is he full grown? Regardless of what he is...super cute!!!

In my thoughts and prayers....

I have been really lucky I guess...I have never really been asked stupid questions! I have gotten funny looks a few times. You all think having pet rabbits get questions and looks...I also have pet rats! I get all kinds of questions and looks about owning rats! Several commented on getting...

Like previously suggested, I would highly recommend calling your vet a seeing if they would just prescribe a dose of revolution! One of my bunnies contracted mites and Revolution worked like a charm! Given his size, the tube for cats, I was able to treat him twice (2 months) with the same tube...

We just lost our 6 yr old mini lop last fall to a testicular tumor. Like with your bunny, it came out of nowhere!!! Our vet is VERY bunny savvy and given the location, his symptoms (one of the biggest being increasing paralysis in his hind end) we felt the tumor had spread and his quality of...

From someone (me) who lost a beloved rabbit late last fall to a testicular tumor, I am a HUGE advocate for spaying and neutering! He was my daughter's show bunny, so we did not have Jim neutered. Once his show days were over, he was older and he was such an awesome, sweet, wonderful bunny who...