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I offer a treat and lure them onto my lap to get them more comfortable being on me. The boy can sit on me for abit while eating and will tolerate some lap petting. My boy is so twitchy when I try to pluck/touch him in general, the only time I can pluck him is when he is eating his pellets. My...

HA! My boy peed on my every other day first month I got him.

The gym mat is foldable at each diff colour partition and can be used as a step. it’s not Just the gym mat she pees on, it’s everywhere. I just put soft non slip surfaces around to encourage her to move around more and use her little legs.

No there's no particular place she goes on, it's anywhere. I only placed the fleece there yesterday (1 day) to stop her peeing on the gym mat. Without it, she pees on the gym mat, without the gym mat, she pees even more on the vinyl flooring. it's the same material I use to cover her memory...

she's disabled and probably won't jump if I put a little barrier, she can jump on/off the couch though. Her water bowl is next to her tray, I don't think that's the problem, her tray she mainly uses can fit 4 of her (She's small) and the boy tray can fit 6 of her. They're both cut low and the...

I could try that, but I feel bad for the boy, he's done nothing wrong and acts like the end of the world when I pen him... he just freezes up. He's too used to free-roaming lol

She was abandoned so we don't know her history. When there was just the vinyl flooring, I find there is more peeing as she gets too lazy to go to her tray - for instance, the Ikea gym mat, when I took it away for a deep clean for a few days, I often found massive pee puddles on the floor, and...

-She's had these habits since I've had her since March this year. She definitely treats the whole room as her litter box except her bed area (she still poops cecos on there though and occasional pee). -The hay is only placed on her litter tray. -Her box is lined with a puppy pad so it's soft...

I do give her daily joint supplements as well, there's no other spare room to put her in haha how many spare rooms ya'll got in your houses?! I block her off during dinner (6-10pm) but the rest of the night (10pm-8am, they have the whole room to themselves, during the day, they free-roam (8am-6pm).

She's never eaten her cecotropes since I got her, I did tell the vet this, but they said they don't know why, she's been fully tested, nothing is wrong with her besides her leg issue. Her pee and pooping has been the same since I got her even before bonding. I've been soaking the pee up with...

OMG I felt the same way about my boy when I got him, took me 1-2months to feel any attachment to him (I wrote about it on the forum before too). My friend also regretted getting a 2nd bun and took a while to warm up to him too. He kept humping my girl bunny, made a "finish" noise and I touched...

Just one of those days, im super stressed... my disabled rabbit keeps peeing everywhere! there's no stopping it. I'm over the constant cleaning after her, I feel horrible but I've tried everything! her trays are cut low and easy accessible, there are multiple trays she uses sometimes, she just...

OH NO! thanks so much for telling me. I still have to use the joint supports as I don't want to risk my disabled girls livelihood. Not sure it even works and unfortunately we don't have Sherwood brand.

Thanks! I will stop giving him the digestives after I finish this bag :/ just opened a new one too.. I also got the mutivitamin, are these okay? What about the joint supports :( I'll try to see if Australia stocks the other brands you guys mentioned. Edit: Australia doesn't stock Sherwood...

woahhh what's this about Oxbow digestive not being good? please let me know, coz I've been giving my boy digestives and the girl joint supports :(

Thanks guys :) I'll avoid altogether just to be safe.

omg amazing thankyou. edit: oh no, its a paid app :( I gta make my 7 day free-trial count more then just scanning the grass hahah!

I sometimes pluck out grass for my rabbits to eat, but noticed these little fluffy sprouts coming out now during spring. any idea what kind of grass this is?

Living in a sharehouse SUX! We have a section where my housemate grows plants and I've sectioned it off as the boy keeps eating the aloe, noticed today one of the aloe pot plants has mushrooms growing in it, I don't think my rabbit would have jumped on there and peed on it, he's pretty good...

http://www.therabbithouse.com/diet/rabbit-food-comparison.asp?diet=young&sortby=FoodBrand#chart