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That's an old post, as someone pointed out, but for any new people reading this post: rabbits are prey animals and most doing like being picked up, spaying/neutering will calm them down tremendously, and Haley of 101 Rabbits put a towel over her rabbit's head to calm her down so that she can...

Hi Alyssa and Bugs, Thanks for responding. Rabbits are often not treated properly in different commercial environments for a variety of reasons: ignorance, greed, and more. In general, our aim is to increase proper treatment of rabbits by going through the legal system. Right now, we are...

Hello Everyone, An advocacy group has been created to increase the quality of life of rabbits in Massachusetts through legislation. There's much to do, and we are just getting started. We will be working with the MSPCA , state politicians, and a variety of individuals in the state of MA. It is...

I read somewhere that when two rabbits grow up together, it does not mean they are bonded. It just means they grew up together. They will get a long as kids, but they still have to go through the bonding process when they get older. I could be wrong, but it might be the case that they were...

I'm really glad I could help.

Ohhhhh. The LA rescue, the one that refers to bonding as matchmaking...she actually will bond the pair away from the home. I get it now and thanks for clearing that up. I did notice how it takes her much longer than the others. She is actually doing the bonding. The others do some...

Yeah. I keep reading that spaying females reduces their chances of getting ovarian cancer by a lot. Bonding is a complicated process that can take difficult turns. I have a page for you that has info: https://therabbithaven.org/bonding-finding-a-friend-for-your-rabbit

Ah, yes, gotta watch out for those strings!

Are you in the US? I don't know if the Romaine lettuce situation has been resolved here yet.

Hey Jennifer! I don't have a vlog yet, but I have a blog through Google. Someday I hope to have a vlog. My blog is at http://rabbitjournal98.blogspot.com/ I was trying to figure out where else to post it. It's in my signature and profile page, but I was looking for a thread in this forum...

Try going to a website that sell rabbit accessories and see if they sell stuffed animals for rabbits. Some rabbits love stuffed toys and some love blankets. Others eat both. You have to observe, I suppose, but maybe start off with a stuffed toy purchased on sites particularly for rabbits.

Sorry about the post. I did it to warn you all. But after I did it, I found out we are not supposed to post negative things. Tried to delete it, but could not. Tried to edit it, but I can't. I think too much time has gone by.

I was talking about the pens. The pens you can arrange into different shapes or even a straight line. It's already put together. I saw a room that had the pen (not grid) straightened out to protect objects against the wall from her bunny. The grids you can arrange too, but you do that by...

So toward the bottom of one of the pages in the forum was a link for "Chat with a Certified Vet." I was curious. I went to the site. I explained that I didn't have a rabbit, but that I was (sort of) a rabbit advocate. I stated I wanted to find out more about their service so that I can tell...

Hey Alice, If you need something and can't find it in person, go online. Check Amazon and use phrases such as x-pen or puppy-pen or dog pen. In addition to keeping a rabbit in a pen, you can straighten out a pen to block off things in your room. Sounds like you love her, but you don't have...

I think you should at least call the vet, even if you can'r afford to see one.

Try contacting the Sacramento branch of the House Rabbit Society. They may be able to help you get them adopted or put them in foster care. http://www.allearssac.org/index.html

I suggest you bring them all inside your house where they can be warm.

Call an exotic vet. If none is available, call a rabbit rescue.