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Thank you, they seem to not have been affected, so that's a good thing.

Thank you .. they both seem to be fine. I always stress with something I'm not familiar with when it comes to my buns health. Just never thought it could be an issue, so wanted to be sure and ask folks who'd know.

Peppermint oil was put outside under my house in a rodent hole, and I am smelling it inside. Not really strong, but I definitely can smell it in here. I'm hoping my bunnies will be ok, because I've read it can be toxic to them and it can cause respiratory issues in rabbits. I tried to get the...

Ok, so just wanted to let the forum know that my little lop is fine. She didn't experience any major issues and is already outside enjoying the morning in the grass at 8am🥰 Thank you.

Thank you ☺️ It was a one off that she was able to get it. It was my fault because I put their new outdoor hiding box inside for the night so it didn't get wet from the over night dew and she jumped up onto it, level to my coffee table where the starters were/are. I thinks she fine. Still napping 😆

Ty☺️, so far so good and Ive been awake with them for 8hrs now. Of course I'd be taking her to the vet if she begins to show change in her everyday routine, attitude and such. However, I had hoped to get some advice here on what to watch for (besides change in behaviour and routine) throughout...

Help please! Help ease my anxiety 🙁 and educate me 🤦‍♀️ me if you would. One of my bunny's ate 2 or 3 stems of pothos with (1-3 leaves in each) last night. I have taken a photo of the size and my bun in question. What should I look for through the day, in case she has a reaction? She does...

I can feel your pain. And I can understand your parents not bringing Iris with them. .when I took my black beauty to the vet, I didn't have time to think about grabbing her husbun too. She passed away in my hands when we were waiting for the vet to come into the room 😔 Very beautiful area your...

@Sweet Bunny I along with most folks and buns everywhere, are very proud of your wanting to educate BEFORE getting buns, so thank you. Indoor buns are the best but you must become "house rabbit" educated. #1 must is bunny proofing the room(s) bunbun will be in. Cables, baseboards and sometimes...

You'll do great. We are all friends here 🙂

Ive watched many vids, and have decided to leave it to a couple of ladies I have come and do my buns nails. Anything that needs attention for their health is taken care of by their vet and their maintenance crew 🙂.

@alexandra the great this happened to my last bun, looked a lot like yours. I noticed the nail laying on the floor before I was about to vacuum. So of course I looked over her paws and didn't see anything wet (blood, puss or otherwise) just that all her nails were long. I brought her to the...

I go gathering in my neighbourhood for willow tree branches so I can tie them into balls, etc. I also use toilet paper rolls and apple branches.. stick two sticks into two rolls in different sequences and set up an ability course you can make the sticks go like this: = x or for one stick just...

My last girl was the best. I got her as an 11 week old kit and got to spend 5 fantastic yet trying years before she crossed over. She taught me ALL about bunny and what that means... From NOT having a heartattack when they zoom all over the place just to stop flat in their tracks and fall...

@Nancy McClelland my heart knows your pain. My feline went missing for 4 years. In the last year of him missing I got my kit, I named Pepsipepper Pooper. She was THE best, and she loved me like no other. A year old and miraculously, we got my feline back. I didn't know how to intergroup them...

@TreasuredFriend yes, it certainly did/does. And I also use bungy cords to fully secure the carrier, in case they do get scared in there and begin to thump/hop about so it doesn't jiggle out of place. I only wish the back went down all the way so the carrier fit into the seat instead of having...

@Orrin that's the best parent to be. Sometimes we don't have the option to not take our buns out (like me, who doesn't drive so I need to bus) though, but yes their welfare is of the highest importance.

@Blue eyes Ohh yes, I am getting quite bunny savvy over the years however I haven't had older buns. My last girl, passed away suddenly, at age 5 and she was active right up to 8 days before her passing. I expected her to live to 9-10 at least. Her widow and his new wife are both in great...

Good day to you all. I have been wondering what kind of toys and food I should be providing to my buns as they age. They are free roam with full access to my converted 1 car garage little home. I believe my two to be seniors now (approx 5&6 possibly less a yr each) and want to make sure I am...

I personally use my granddaughter's old stroller. Paid nothing and saves me carrying them to their vet appointment. They can get heavy 😅 and I don't drive so I have to bus them. And I say " I'm being one of THOSE pet parents 🤣, and it's smart 🤓👍🥰"