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I have had my male bunny as a companion to my female bunny for almost 5 years now. He was neutered right before we adopted him. He was very hump-happy for the first two months due to the residual hormones, but calmed down thereafter. They have been together constantly for the last five years...

I do trim his hair down, but it still gets stuck. That's why I'm wondering if I want a sanitary shave for him. I would have the vet do it, at least the first time, if I were to go that route. I'm very nervous about serious bunnyscaping with the delicate skin. If I can't retrain her, I am afraid...

I use CareFresh for the litter. She's used it fine for years, so I don't think it's the litter, but I could try something else and see if she is more receptive to it. Their home base is an xpen. That is where the majority of her damage was done. Only two spots outside of that. Once I have fixed...

I wish it was that easy! She digs and pulls it out of any hay container that I try to put it in, scatters it all over the room and then wants more fresh hay in a pile to mess up again. If I try to gather up the scattered hay back into the hay holder, she ignores it until I refresh it. I'm...

Now that she is in the cage, she is only peeing in her litter spot, as she used to do prior to a few months ago. While she was free, I have seen her hop into the litter and I swear that she considers peeing in there, but then changes her mind and hops out and immediately pees on the carpet. That...

I had posted previously about my male bunny's problem with lying in his dirty litter and getting huge clumps of poo stuck all over him. I took the advice and have been very diligent about scooping the litter several times and week and refreshing with new litter. It hasn't helped and he hasn't...

He may want somewhere cool to lay - that's what my boyfriend thinks. I think that he's just oblivious. When it gets warmer, I'm going to give him some frozen water bottles and see if that stops him from going into the cage specifically to lay in the litter corner. I'm definitely going to try...

Thanks for the input. His bathroom area is in his cage, so it's deep enough to scatter new litter on top. It's definitely worth a shot. I could scatter new litter every day to keep a dry, clean surface. I would prefer that he use a separate pan to his cage, but I'm just happy he uses his cage...

I adopted a second rabbit from the shelter last December as companion for my current bunny, Sahara. We picked Scooter. As an aside, we call him Gramps because he was so fragile when we got him that I thought he was way older than the shelter had estimated. As I was saying, we picked him because...