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I thought that the bonding was going well but I just don’t know anymore The 2nd rabbit Nala stoped eating a couple days after I started bonding them again. I got her eating again, but don’t know what caused her to stop eating. I Guessed that the bonding was too stressful, so I only did one...

They’ll eat it but they don’t go crazy for it

Ok thank you!

Is Rosewood Naturals Nature’s Salad Safe for rabbits?

I’ve been thinking about getting gerbils for a while now but had a few questions. 1. What are the best/ cheapest bedding for a large gerbil cage (is horse bedding okay for them?) 2. How many Gerbils could live happily in a detolf IKEA cage? 3. could I adopt gerbils from different rescues and...

I’ve had the 2nd rabbit for almost 3 months months. For the cage I have one big cage that I split down the middle. They will occasionally claw at each through the bars, but only when I let one out and the other one has to stay in. Otherwise they ignore each other. I have other rooms where...

They are both spayed and one is 3 and the other is 4

I need help with bonding my 2 female rabbits. When I first got the new rabbit I tried bonding them in a bathtub, in a small space, in a big space, long and short bonding sessions. None of them seemed to be making any progress. The rabbits were only fighting. There was no chasing, humping, or...

Well my rabbits think that it’s their food?

It’s the pelleted kind

Is ExquisiCat Pine cat litter safe for rabbits?

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[emoji5] she says thank you!

I would consider getting a bigger cage. The cage should allow your rabbit to hop 5 times in each direction and stand up and stretch. You could use a puppy play pen, diy cage, or make her a free roam rabbit. I have a 5 foot by 3 foot diy cage with 2 levels. The shelter that I adopted my rabbit...

Also try not to pick her up unless it’s ABSOLUTELY necessary

My rabbit took almost 2 years to bond to me. I know it’s hard but try to be patient. Try feeding her her veggies by hand or sprinkling them around you. Just sit there not moving while she eats, don’t try to pet her. If you do this continuously she will learn that you mean no harm. It may take a...

Try putting some tiles down, or have a litter box with dirt in it in the shade. The tiles and dirt will stay cool, giving your buns somewhere cool rest. You could also make bunny popsicles out of fruit or veggies to help cool them off. Make sure that they have plenty of fresh cool water, so that...

What breed is my rabbit? She’s about 8 pounds