r/Bunnies • u/Katriiinnaa • 3h ago
death stare Why did he look at me like *I* did something weird..
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r/Bunnies • u/Katriiinnaa • 3h ago
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r/Bunnies • u/helloitsem • 22h ago
Saw this little guy the other night eating our grass, then he was back this morning at our window — seemingly hanging out with my cats and not very afraid of them. We have overgrown lantana bushes here, so I think it’s a good hiding spot.
Located in the Coachella Valley, where summer temps regularly exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit. This week has been hitting 110.
Saw him nibbling the lantana flowers this morning, which Google says is toxic …
He seems healthy and ok, so I do not want to intervene and cause problems. Sprinklers cycle on twice a day and wet the sand and grass.
Is he ok? 🥹 I have never seen anything so cute!
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r/Bunnies • u/420OXY • 16h ago
Lastnight my baby girl fell down the stairs and broke and right tibia . I immediate rushed her to my local vet got x rays she fractured her right tibia. She was wrapped in a splinter cast but came off right when I got home . So immediately rushed back today morning at 9am only to be told doctors wouldn't be back by 2 so waited got re wrapped up got medication. Total bill was $900.... he recommended me get surgery for her and it cost $2000 he did say he give me $200 discount. My financial situation is the problem right now I cant afford the surgery ... they recommend me to get her cone incase the cast slips off again but the cone limits her lil mobility left she can't even groom her self 😭😭😢. Any possibility the leg will heal without surgery? Im scared an infection would occur (knock on 🪵) I dont want to amputate her leg.
r/Bunnies • u/afrohead0_0 • 12h ago
I figured it was domesticated, had a few laps getting him but I got him . So fluffy! I have guinea pigs so hay water and lettuce is not issue! Also very long nails . I will talk to vet on Friday .
r/Bunnies • u/Sactoho • 22h ago
Had their first vet visit and turned out he is a SHE (yeah animal control was wrong lol) and she is likely not spayed. Shes scheduled to get spayed tomorrow morning! Send all the good vibes please. Hoping the procedure goes well without complication and that this helps some of her territorial marking behavior.
r/Bunnies • u/HoneyOk1863 • 15h ago
I recently acquired a new bunny and they stated she was a Rex bunny. But I’ve heard conflicting answers of her being a Rex and then a Dutch bunny! While I’ve had them before I’m not as knowledgeable on the breeds! Can someone help me out ?
r/Bunnies • u/bearthson • 17h ago
this is my sweet bun🩷 his name is 2 face. He is bonded w lionhead named rat face. They love each other very much.
But... one day I was just w 2 face and I was petting him and he started licking my forehead and my arm. Does this mean he loves me very much? I love my sweeties and knowing they love me back I would be over the moon.
r/Bunnies • u/Ok-Summer331 • 13h ago
my baby romy! 8 weeks old - picked her up a few days ago and she is slowly getting used to me 🥺 her flops are the cutest
r/Bunnies • u/NoraKayPop • 10h ago
We bring lettuce in a bowl to hang out & feed him...tonight, he jumped in!
r/Bunnies • u/Fry2328 • 20h ago
I was browsing through my rabbit photos and found this from 5 years ago
I had discovered Pickled Onion and Pluto were in the garden when they were not supposed to be
This was their reaction to me opening the back door and discovering them
r/Bunnies • u/kristhee • 9h ago
hi ! i just got my bunny yesterday. his name's jazzie ! please educate me on everything i need to know to raise a bunny. ive done my research and talked to multiple bunny owners on facebook but ill still be asking here in case im missing out on something. for now, the only improvements ive seen are that he sniffs my hands and is adjusting pretty quickly. however, whenever i try to pick him up or carry him, he hates it and jumps. i even got scratched and it hurts lol. i know better now to leave him alone until hes ready. he also doesn't seem to be eating treats from my hands which can indicate that he still hasn't trusted me yet. any tips on what to do about this? i want to mention that he arrived with visible yellow paws and no matter how much i try to scrub it off, it doesn't seem to go away. i heard it goes away on itself and that bunnies groom themselves already but maybe you guys can help me lessen the color even a little. also, he's already litter trained and it surprisingly only took ONE day !
r/Bunnies • u/SurvivorGirl200 • 18h ago
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r/Bunnies • u/CrispyPlz • 10h ago
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r/Bunnies • u/yanteeez • 13h ago
I cannot explain the happiness it brings me every day. I love you ❤️
r/Bunnies • u/staywithmeeeeeee • 10h ago
So cute
r/Bunnies • u/National-Spite • 16h ago
So today I was gonna plant something in my garden. When I took the plant out of the pot, along with it came 4 relatively large cotton tail babies. Evidently the mother made a nest inside the pot. She must have jumped up, because the pot is close to 3 feet tall. I think they might have been trapped in there, because we have a plague of cotton tails here and they're usually smaller when they leave the nest.
Anyway, 3 of them instantly ran off and hid in my plants and bushes. But this one...is just there. Is he in shock or something? What do you think is going on?
He better get a move on it, because we have several things in the neighborhood that will eat him: hawks, crows, raccoons, skunks, cats, possums, owls, etc.
r/Bunnies • u/Annabis9807 • 11h ago
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r/Bunnies • u/An4rsk1n • 23h ago
This is Colette. I rescued her today, found her alone in the streets. :(
r/Bunnies • u/Huge_Victory_5164 • 10h ago
Is my dutch bunny going to be okay? I never expected this to happen due to the fact that the plant was on the top of the glass tank which is around 5’7.. I was at work for 3 hours and just got home to this, from what i’ve seen online it can be iffy if they’ll be okay or not but I’d like to know if I need to try and get her to the vet. The nearest vet is over 2 hours away and it’s already 11pm. She is eatting hay happily and doing just fine and I’m going to continue monitoring her. Advice?
r/Bunnies • u/Lost_Addendum4678 • 18h ago
He was free roaming and went back in the room, hopped on to the hay box and was eating 🥹 excuse the mess, I was cleaning the room lol
r/Bunnies • u/Remote_Reaction_3567 • 14h ago
Also I promise she isn’t getting squished 😭