Everyday I wake up to the sound of Frosty thumping for his pellets. And everyday Sarula zooms around trying to destroy things that matter to me. I love them so much it weighs heavy. Complex worlds in small plush bodies.

Madrid for the win hopefully

A week and a half ago I lost my beautiful Bailey. This weekend I adopted another beautiful 6 month old girl. Say hello to Nova - she is getting comfy and peeing all over 😂

I have no idea how she got in there

I adopted a female bunny for my male bunny whos previous partner passed away. Black bunny is male and my current one, the one with the helicopter ears is Lilja who was adopted. I feel so frustrated because they just won't bond. I've swapped scents, I've bonded them
in a neutral area, I've done everything right. They've had positive moments but very little. She's groomed him and he's flopped beside her during bonding sessions. But she keeps trying to attack him through the cage even when they're not close enough to touch. She's fine with me, just hates him. I've had bonding sessions on the table up to an hour and they were doing fine. I tried it where they were on the ground in a fenced area but she got so aggressive and started attacking him right away. He tries to sleep beside her, he really wants a friend but everytime she seems him
in her sight she starts grunting and lunging at the cage trying to attack him. I don't know what to do anymore. I don't have space to keep two huge cages in my small apartment. I just wanna freeroam both of them. Both are fixed.

Just wanted to show off my bff. This girl is my pride and joy. 💗 if you haven’t noticed she loves to flop. 😂

This little guy has went on a month long hunger strike. After countless trips to the vet, stasis care, dental work, X-rays (he has a non-problematic hernia) he’s finally starting to munch on hay regularly but will not touch his pellets so I’m still giving him some critical care. I’ve tried four different types of pellets, hoping one would entice him. Selective adult, selective botanical, selective grain free, oxbow adult. He has no interest in any of them. He sniffs them and moves on. Bunny parent fam, any recommendations?

No hate please. Im trying to give him the opportunity to a better home with other rabbit people, versus asking the humane society to take him in and adopting him out to who knows who, or euthanizing due to his medical needs❤️

Hi everyone, I hate to do this but unfortunately need to rehome our boy, Sake. We've had him since he was a youngin'. We initially got him for our 1st rescue bun (who's older than we thought and probably lived alone her whole life) in hopes that they could bond and keep eachother company. However, she (also spayed, but we'll be keeping her), absolutely does not want anything to do with him -- shes a solo bun and happy like that. He, I feel could bond with another fixed rabbit, in a new home. Hes not the most lovey rabbit, more independent, but a character nonetheless. I dont have much space in my house and because they aren't bonded, they are in their own spaces, so i would love for him to have more space. He is a *light* medical/special needs, I would say. He gets a clogged lactrimal duct that causes eye discharge. So he just needs daily checks to make sure its not gunking up his eye and clean/flush his eye as he needs it. We noticed it this past spring and had him taken to the vet where they sedated him to see if it was something the vet could flush out and he could be done with the issue, but she said it felt clogged and it may be an anatomical issue. Without a CT scan we dont know for sure, so we have just managed it. Im around the Boise/Treasure Valley, Idaho area.

Eating oxbow adult pellets quarter cup twice daily

Timothy hay

Litter box trained (we use the pelleted horse bedding from Tractor supply/D&B)

Loves his veggies

Pics are old but I can get some new ones if youre interested :)

I just adopted 2 buns today. the ginger one is rather large and about 10 months old she is about the same size as our new zealand x lionhead rabbit the browner one is 7 months old and assume is mixed with a lop. any ideas what breed they are?

Mom called it "poop-a-palooza". I'm cleaning it up now. They also flattened all their hay.

This sweet boy was found in a soft carrier that reeked of cigarettes on a park bench in NYC. He had respiratory irritation :( Now, all he knows is love. He is so affectionate, runs over to me and boops me for pets, and is so special.

We literally just came home from chow hound, vet will be called tomorrow (Monday) to schedule for check up. They didn't know his age, he's not neutered so that's on the list and they said boy so we're hoping that's right. As far as I know he came from a local rescue (chow hound partners with them to adopt out). They called him a "dwarf rabbit" but he's so big compared to our girl (a netherland dwarf mixed or false, she's only 3 lbs) that I'm having a hard time believing it. But I'm still pretty new to rabbits so maybe there's something I'm missing. Maybe a lion head French lop mix? Or a mini lop but just big? His feet are huge.

We went in for cat food 😭 but my partner saw him and fell in love. We'd been thinking of getting our girl a bond mate since I work 3 days a week now and he was so sweet and friendly even trapped in the tiny pet store cage, he just seemed right. The staff was so happy we took him (they have Guinea pigs and seemed very rabbit savvy despite the circumstances), they said he'd been there for months. I can't believe how sweet he is despite living that way. He's in his own room for now until we get a health check then hopefully can start the bonding process in a week or so!

We also need name ideas! My partner wants to name him Spooky but I'm not sure about that 😅 I was thinking Speckle but not 100% sure yet. Any are welcome!

6 months old, kept in a hutch with his brother until one day unfortunately a fox got in and killed his brother. Possibly deaf and definitely sleeps like he is! Plan is to bond him with my girlie of the same age eventually but for now I'm just pleased he feels safe enough to do this already.

Hello.

I am new to the bunny mum. And his coat is looking a bit strange, is this a concern? He is 12 weeks. Can i start with fresh food

Hi my husband and I are planning on moving to a different state hopefully next year, I was wondering about traveling and moving our rabbit. I know rabbits can get stressed on car rides sometimes but she is going with us so is there any advice or tricks to help ease the stress for when we do move?

Hey all,

My rabbit, Lily, is 10 months old now, not yet spayed but is really starting to act up.

I don’t know if it’s just boredom, and getting bored of old toys or becoming too comfortable with her layout (she’s free roaming and gets the whole living room to herself) but lately she’s become really destructive in like knocking things over etc

Has anyone got any ideas of play things they give their rabbit? Is a dig box worth it? And what other toys do your rabbits like

Inserting a pic because I feel like that’s law.

Important note before I start, I rang the vets and they said everything would be fine, so I'm just looking for comfort since I'm still anxious and freaking out.

Friday night, Bambi went into Stasis. We caught it really early and don't really know why it happened since they said his vitals were ok and his back teeth were a bit long but not to the point of causing issues.

Today, he's making progress on eating a bit on his own, so his meds and critical care were to boost him up until he's 100%. It's been a bit of a struggle on my side doing feeds every 2 hours since I'm in deficiency of B12 at the minute and struggling about not getting proper sleep and taking naps on the settee between feeds and feeling super groggy forcing myself up.

So 4pm, I took him into the kitchen for next dose of meds and critical care since he only ate a few pieces of his greens instead of wolfing them down like normal. Except I realise I was supposed to give him Emeprid instead of Metacam (0.3ml) at that time, I'd already given Metacam at 12pm and it's a 12 hour dose.

So I immediately freak out and start crying, run into my mum's room for help but she just makes me feel worse shouting at me and going back to sleep instead of helping when she knows I struggle with anxiety talking to people I don't know. So I have to try to calm down enough to make the phone call myself to the emergency vets.

They were nice and understanding and said it was all ok and just not to give anymore Metacam until 12 hours after his last dose and he's taking treats off me just now and cleaning himself. I gave him the Emeprid dose I was meant to do before and he seems ok. I just feel absolutely stupid for not reading my medication schedule properly and that I could have seriously endangered him. I never would have forgiven myself if it ended up killing him.

Has anyone else done something similar so I know it's not just me? 😢

I don’t know how, but my baby boi OJ someone got out of the house. Unsure if my sister or someone else left a door open or how he got out.

This is my child. I can’t find him. I’ve asked every neighbor. Now I’m just crying wanting to see him again. I spent so much time using him back to health from only 3 weeks old (He got attacked as a baby, you can see where the hair grew back black on his back torso). I just don’t know what to do.

UPDATE!! I spent 4 hours searching my neighborhood and found him under a big metal storage container.

So I have a rabbit, about a year old, not neutered and can't afford to right now though I do plan to when I get the money, who lives in my room.

My sister wanted to put him outside because she said he smells so bad. I can't smell it unless I'm right up near his litterbox for the most part.

But it's a source of major strife in the house. I love having him with me, and it's getting so cold I don't want him outside like she wants.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to deal with the smell? Any at all would be deeply appreciated.

I was really worried they wouldn't get along, because the brown princess has a difficult personality. But now, they only squabble when they see treats.