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Recently got an aerogarden and would like to grow some hard to find veggies for the bunnies. I found these but haven't ever seen anyone else feed it before: deer tongue lettuce, parris island, and black seeded simpson. they look nice and dark. if i can't get a definitive answer any other plant...

my baby boy!

the cage is a perfect size for her, room to run, stand, and stretch out. a dog pen would provide the exact same amount of space this pen does so there is no need to upgrade. just let her have access to both the cage and pen at all times!

here's how i save money on the rabbits I buy the oxbow garden select pellets in bulk on chewy (25Ib for about $45) I also feed half the amount of pellets HRS recommends (monitor weight if you would like to do this, mine have done fine tho) Garden select is soy and molasses free, so i prefer...

do you know of any besides the oxbow ones, not a fan of the ingredients used in them personally

I've been looking for some natural supplements for my older rabbit. While he doesn't have joint issues I would like to look into giving some thing anti-inflammatory for his joints as a preventative. Does anyone on here use turmeric powder or know of any articles that speak of using it.

thank you, i'll look into it :) i may just get a spray of it if that's safer

Hello! I just noticed a few ants in my room so i just know more will probably be here in spring Are there any essential oils i can put in a diffuser that repel insects but are safe for rabbits? any help would be appreciated :)

does he eat any veggies? i use 100% timothy hay pellets for my senior whos a horrible hay eater (even after a molar trim) here's some links: Timothy Pellets 4 lb - 100% All Natural, High Fiber, Sun Cured Timothy Hay Grass Food & Treat - Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chinchillas, Degus, Prairie Dogs...

hello all, basically I've always lived in a house owned by my parents during the time I've had my rabbit some personal stuff happened and my mom and I have to move out of our house and find an apartment. I'm concerned about what the pet, and more specifically rabbit policies look like and I was...

Hi all so basically i've posted about this wayyy back but for awhile my senior bun was eating 0 hay, he had some overgrown molars and both vets i took him too did not want to trim them due to his age and the fact they were not very bad so i replaced hay strands with 100% hay pellets recently i...

i just feel the wood will get so chewed over time, also personally i feel plastic is easier to clean lol

i did take a look at that one! it's only available in the UK tho and in my opinion i dislike the wood and depth of the digging area anyhow that's the only dig box i found on the market but i'm in the US

Hello! I need to complete some market research for a potential rabbit enrichment product. your feedback as bunny enthusiasts would be greatly appreciated, so let's get to it: I'm thinking the dig box would measure 20"(l)x16(w)"x16(h)" with a 20"x4" ramp on the side (rabbits probably don't need...

prefer oxbow garden select*

hello all! trying to compare the two oxbow varieties to my tiktok followers & why i personally prefer oxbow. mainly i'm going to talk about the soy & molasses in essentials but i was also wondering the difference between timothy grass meal & timothy grass as i couldn't find much w/ a quick...

lol thank you guys for answering my late night questions :)

this is probably dumb to ask but it's late and i can't stop thinking about it are cat exercise wheels safe for rabbits bc i think that would be the cutest thing ever and i'm just curious

so i also ordered flaxseed how does this weekly schedule look: zekes meals Sunday- Am: 1/2 tsp oats 1/4 tsp flax Pm: 1/2 tbsp pumpkin Monday- Am: 1/2 tsp oats Pm: 1/4 tsp black oil sunflower seeds Tuesday- Am: 1/2 tsp oats Pm: 1 tsp pumpkin Wednesday- Am: 1/2...

one of the sites said it would be good for weight loss, because it causes a feeling of fullness but bunnies will typically overeat when given the opportunity, especially with treat foods !