I ran out of hay..

[Gelly]

Yes , 5 bunnies rehoming 1

Are any of your rabbits spayed/neutered?

 

[Jasminebunny]

That’s still far too many pets for you in my opinion based on how overwhelmed you seem in your threads. Would you consider rehoming more?

No , I don't think so

 

[Jasminebunny]

Are any of your rabbits spayed/neutered?

No , i don't have the money

 

[Gelly]

No , i don't have the money

Im only trying to help but it’s a bit difficult when information doesn’t add up. You mentioned in a previous thread that Cookie was neutered when discussing his aggressive behavior. You told the thread that he was neutered. How is anyone supposed to help if the information you’re giving isn’t true? It’s important to first and foremost always be honest here so we can help to the fullest of our ability.

 

[Jasminebunny]

Im only trying to help but it’s a bit difficult when information doesn’t add up. You mentioned in a previous thread that Cookie was neutered when discussing his aggressive behavior. You told the thread that he was neutered. How is anyone supposed to help if the information you’re giving isn’t true? It’s important to first and foremost always be honest here so we can help to the fullest of our ability.

Sorry , none are neutered.
I'm sorry

 

[natalia0012325]

Hi there.
I would let the rabbit eat grass outside... That's what my bunny does during the day although now he's a free roam indoors and outdoors and has a dog that protects him... If you have any cage or crib or maybe try building something from wood that you can turn upside down so that it wouldn't run away . But also please keep a eye on the rabbit because he can dig his way out.if not maybe cut some grass and give that to the rabbit?
Thanks
N.

 

[Jasminebunny]

Hi there.
I would let the rabbit eat grass outside... That's what my bunny does during the day although now he's a free roam indoors and outdoors and has a dog that protects him... If you have any cage or crib or maybe try building something from wood that you can turn upside down so that it wouldn't run away . But also please keep a eye on the rabbit because he can dig his way out.if not maybe cut some grass and give that to the rabbit?
Thanks
N.

I have a large play pen , but it's raining and very windy and cold , otherwise I would let her out

 

[natalia0012325]

I have a large play pen , but it's raining and very windy and cold , otherwise I would let her out

Can you perhaps cut some grass and feed the rabbit fresh grass or provide some sort of a shelter around the potential area where she would be?

 

[Jasminebunny]

Can you perhaps cut some grass and feed the rabbit fresh grass or provide some sort of a shelter around the potential area where she would be?

Yes. ,that's what I've been doing

 

[Jasminebunny]

I'm going to go collect some now

 

[natalia0012325]

Great... does she eat it? If not greeny veg can be a substitute temporarily? Can you not order hay online anywhere? Sorry haven't read the whole thread.

 

[Jasminebunny]

Great... does she eat it? If not greeny veg can be a substitute temporarily? Can you not order hay online anywhere? Sorry haven't read the whole thread.

Yes , she eats it .
Right now she's not allowed leafy veg.

She's going to come out here if it doesn't rain , it's a little warmer

 

[natalia0012325]

Also please make sure your bunnies eat constantly ... I once forgot to give extra hay once for the nighttime and my bunny had serious stomach problems which added up to me thinking he wouldn't make it and 150 pounds to pay at the vets... I'm no expert but my really good advice is give your rabbit some treat or pellets before you put them to bed to make sure that they eat and you see it.... And of course leave a load of hay for the night. This post is not to lecture anybody but just advice .. BTW are you from the UK?

 

[Jasminebunny]

Also please make sure your bunnies eat constantly ... I once forgot to give extra hay once for the nighttime and my bunny had serious stomach problems which added up to me thinking he wouldn't make it and 150 pounds to pay at the vets... I'm no expert but my really good advice is give your rabbit some treat or pellets before you put them to bed to make sure that they eat and you see it.... And of course leave a load of hay for the night. This post is not to lecture anybody but just advice .. BTW are you from the UK?

Yes , I'm from the uk

 

[Jasminebunny]

Yes , she eats it .
Right now she's not allowed leafy veg.

She's going to come out here if it doesn't rain , it's a little warmer

What I mean is outside

 

[Jasminebunny]

I can't pick any up till tomorrow now

 

[zuppa]

Where are you located? We might be able to help you with finding new safe homes for your rabbits

 

[Jasminebunny]

East Midlands

 

[Jasminebunny]

Her poops have gone all tiny

 

[Jasminebunny]

I will be rehoming 2 pumpkin and cookie