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I keep trying to check her bum but she won’t let me pick her up to check?? Is there any other way I can check for flystrike?

Hi everyone! My bun got spayed at the beginning of the month and I was wondering how to know if she is physically recovered enough to be picked up by us if needed? I try to avoid picking her up but sometimes she tries to get into places she shouldn’t be and it is much easier to just pick her up...

Oh she reminds me so much of my lop Georgie! Keep us updated on when you get any news!,

Ruby is beautiful!!! Congratulations!!

Hi! I was in the same position in January. We didn’t know our bun was 5 weeks old until about a week after we got her, but we still didn’t know what age was considered acceptable to bring a bun home. What we were feeding her was Timothy hay (meadow will work as well) and young rabbit pellets...

No I don’t do her nails myself. She is a perfect angel at the vet’s but at home she absolutely hates when I try to clip them

Hello! i just found out we should be checking our buns for flystrike, the only thing is Georgie does not like to be picked up, let alone for us to check her bum. Does anyone have any alternatives or tricks?

This is his current cage setup.

I will definitely look into buying bales then. If it only comes out to 1 or 2 dollars a month it wouldn’t bother me wasting so much. But I tried to put the hay on one side like you did in your photo but he seems to use the side where the hay is.

I love this idea! I will have to go check out ikea for both the basket and this dispenser to see which one would be best

George seems to like digging in his litter box, will that be bad if he has wood pellets or will it make no difference?

This is a really great idea. I think George would be a bit too small to manage to get into the feeder that way, but I like the idea of the connected litter box. I know I cannot completely keep him from getting hay in his litter box but I would like to try and minimize it if possible.

Thanks!!! I never even thought of trying something like that. I might need to go to Ikea and check this out. Have you used this?

Hi everyone! I was just wondering if Yesterday's News cat litter is a good option for my bunny. My only thing is would he maybe eat them mistaking them for his food pellets??? This may be a stupid thing to be worried about but I figured I should ask you guys and see what you all think. Thank...

Thanks guys! Will look into these options. The only reason I don’t want his sole place for hay to be the litter box is because he won’t eat a lot of the hay because he has peed or pooped on it and if I can eliminate as much waste as possible that would be nice

Hi everyone! My little bunny does not seem to like his hay feeder. It is one of those ones that come with the cage and is on the outside of it. He only seems to eat his hay out of his litter but I would feel better if he also had some sort of hay feeder to get his fill of hay from. Does anyone...

Well he is still sneezing, but no watery eyes. I think I saw something about a humidifier helping? Do you guys think that could work?

Well Iam a new bunny owner but I have a male and he loves to cuddle, but only on his terms. If he isn’t in the mood for cuddling he will run off and explore, but when he is in the mood to cuddle, he won’t let go

Well there does not seem to be any discharge and his eyes are no longer watery. Could he have some sort of allergies?

Hi everyone! I am new to this forum and to bunny owning. I have a little mini lop named George. Yesterday I thought I saw snot in his nose and noticed that when I kissed him on the head his eye seemed watery and had a damp nose, but when I have tried to research it everyone says it must be the...