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We have a rex lop mix. Not much information was given when we got her so we are not 100% sure of her breeding. When she was 5 weeks her ears had half lopped, now she has fully lopped ears (2years old)

That’s great! Hope he is feeling better soon!

Also, you could give him some wet greens (ie. washed but not shaken dry) to get more water into him- if he will eat some

Our female has tiny poops on occasion, lasts about a day or 2 and then they are back to normal. She also doesn’t drink hardly anything. The vet says she is healthy so we go with it. If your bun is losing his appetite more and more though, and his poops are changing, I would take him to the vet...

Has his appetite changed dramatically and are his poops normal? Our female bun (2 years) has never had much of an appetite. A bowl of food lasts her for a couple of days, hay is sometimes ignored. She will gobble up sugar treats but I limit them for her health. We adopted a male bunny recently...

That’s awful :( I’m so sorry that happened to your rabbit (and you) I don’t know much about it, but I would think putting a small animal (or even a human) under anesthetic twice in a few hours is not a good idea. You could make a formal complaint to the head office (if it’s a chain?) I think...

We have a 2 yr old female Rex cross mini lop and she barely eats anything. She will happily scoff fresh foods like parsley, but the vet told us that too much parsley is bad and she should only have it 1x p/wk max. so i buy endive and coriander instead. I give her a small amount of dried oats too...

Thank you so much for all your info, it is really helpful. I’m grateful for any advice as this is my first bunny bond! :)

Thank you so much for your response! I’ll keep them from seeing each other for a while and then start the cage bonding process. I’m hoping in a few days my female will be better as she seems to be getting hyper/aggressive in the evenings before I put her to bed. Maybe putting her in a cage a...

Hi all, I was hoping someone might be able to offer me some advice. My husband and I have a 2 year old female bun who was spayed in October (3 months ago). She has always been a slightly difficult bunny, we are not able to hold her as she is completely terrified (we tried when she was young...