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Okay. I've gotten a different result. So the vet gave me mite treatment anyways. He said it's very odd to have one rabbit with scratches and other not. We examined him and he has what looks to be bite marks. They have had a change in environment and she doesn't have anything on her. He's given...

Thanks, I'm now starting to find out that the scratching isn't from her and I've sort of figured out why she's been biting him. Playful or not.. I did separate them this morning, her in the run and him in the cage and they kept licking each others noses. I had a further look at his scratches...

I woke up this morning and there was more scratches further down and this time it was deeper. I don't think it's him scratching himself now. I think she must be doing this to them. I've locked him away in a separate cage to her. Any ideas?

Hi Everyone! :) I have two 4 month old desexed rabbits a female (Penelope) & a male (Pony). I've noticed before being desexed and after the female rabbit would hump the male rabbit, I believe this is a way of asserting dominance, but lately she's been biting him on the bum and chasing him. I...