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Thanks for the offer. Unfortunately, I've concluded I cant pay for something so pricey. Especially with my own bunny to care for and think about. But thank you.

One, arguing with this woman of any sort isnt goibg to wory. As I've said before, I have TRIED to convince her and tell her that, no, 6 weeks is minimum. But she will not listen and hasnt, so telling her "one more week" doesn't seem like an option. Secondly, I've already realized I cant ship...

They're gonna die anyway, considering she's gonna give them away so young and without the mother and without proper weaning. Bit if there's a way I can ship them on a plane, to someone who can take them, they might have a chance.

I'm not next door. This is my friends neighbor, not mine. And I've ALREADY said that, that I will take care of them. She said I could, but at 4 weeks, she would ne giving them away. As I said, no convincing will make this woman change her mind. So, yeah, that's not the easiest way OR gonna work.

That's amazing! Unfortunately, no explanation is going to convince this woman. She really thinks she's doing the right thing, and I've tried several times to tell her otherwise, but to no avail. Just to add to the misfortune, there's literally no way I could possible get them to PA. And I know...

I thought of that, actually! I just fear - since I'm over at my friends house frequently - she'll ask me how they are doing, or even ask to visit them. However, I suppose I could lie and say they were adopted. If I dont get many replies (I'm guessing I will not, unfortunately), I'll do my best...

Unfortunately, I dont think it will resolve on it's own. I did exactly as you said, and pointed out these very facts. It's not going to do any good, considering she's giving the mom away and planning to wean the babies at 13 DAYS. Instead of trying to convince her otherwise (as I previously had...

Here are the photos of the bunny mom. Carrot, and her two babies, Peach and Apicot. The lady had them on towels under a heating pad. The lady doesnt know I'm making this post, only that I said I'd keep an eye out for peoppe who wanted bunnies. Again, if you know someone who can house these...

Alright, sit tight, this is a story I never thought I'd ever be telling. Here we go. So, awhile ago, new neighbors moved into a house near my best friend. Just yesterday, my friend found out they have a bunny. This afternoon, before I went over, my best friend sent me a picture of this bunny...

Hunny is now 6 months, and of course, this is the time to get her spayed. I've looked up a ton of things, but I wanted opinions and advice from other bunny owners. Absolutely anything you wish you were told before spaying your own bun, please comment. Any advice, tips, concerns, what to look...

This was my first thought, but it was debunked when I realized she didnt freak out until she went outside my room. I had been home for over thirty minutes and she had been fine until then. So weird! She must have seen a dust bunny, or a shadow or something like that. Thankfully shes okay now...

She did calm down, thankfully! It took a full day and a half, bit she's much better. Yeah, I have no clue what she saw, but dang. She skidaddled like it was a monster!

Hunny is a 5 month old lop/dwarf. I came home after spending time with a friend, brushed my bun (hated it and jumped out of my arms but seemed fine enough). Aftee that, I went to get some water. I came back in and Hunny was gone. I suddenly hear her running and freaking out back to her cage...

My bun likes to sit, flop out, and generally hang near her plate that I serve her food on. It's hilarious! I also catch her, quite frequently, digging onto her plate. I've seen thousands of suggestions to use newspaper as a toy, that buns like to shred and dig into it for fun. So I decided to...

My bun likes to sit, flop out, and generally hang near her plate that I serve her food on. It's hilarious! I also catch her, quite frequently, digging onto her plate. I've seen thousands of suggestions to use newspaper as a toy, that buns like to shred and dig into it for fun. So I decided to...

Thank you for the advice! The vet just responded to me, thankfully quickly, and she said to send over a feces sample! Once she's gorna diagnosis, she'll send home some medication! I'm hoping all goes well.[emoji173]

I'm freaking out right now. I cant even really describe what propelled me to check Hunny's litter box so thoroughly. I usually look at it once a day to make sure poops are good - but this time, I actually took a stick and kinda moved all the piles of poops around - and found an odd looking...

Okay, so I have an almost 4 month old Holland Lop/Netherland Dwarf girl named Hunny. It's summer, obviously, and my house does not have air conditioner (sucks, I know), so I've been having to use other methods to keep Hunny cool. I wet her ears frequently, and I try to keep the windows open at...

For those of you who haven't seen my other posts, I have a 3 month old Holland Lop/Netherland Dwarf named Hunny.[emoji4] I've only seen one flea on her, and have thoroughly checked her fur and use her flea brush religiously. However, I want to take extra precaution. I've heard of people putting...

Any fun, bunny toy ideas that are safe to eat? My bun eats EVERYTHING in sight and loves plastic, so I'm always worried when I get her a bunny toy that shouldn't be eaten. I always monitor her when I give them to her, but I'm also looking into options that are okay for them to chew and swallow...