Recent content by chiefofsages

All right, update time: -Pellets are definitely the way to go for litter. They're expanding faster than I thought they would, but there are NONE outside of his litter box, which is fantastic. Plus, it doesn't smell as bad. Definitely more expensive, though. :\ He took to it slowly at first...

Nope, screwed up. This food is for rabbits (Dumor advanced diet). I think I was thinking gerbils because it's in that same aisle where I buy it, and they might have a bag next to it for multiple animals. Not sure where I got that from. Next time I head to the store, I will pick up some hay...

So, my three-year old lop-ear, Bun Bun (did not name him), tends to make quite a mess out of his pen. Because I have the opportunity to do so, I do not keep him in a cage, other than when I am cleaning out his pen. Even then, it's just a cat carrier for fifteen minutes or so. The Pen: His...

It's getting much worse. Now he's running over and pooping under it constantly, despite my shoving him out from underneath. (I know shoving is bad, but he won't move with a slight nudge.) He didn't use the litter box, and then I even tried a gate. He just pooped in front of it. Yesterday...

The litter box didn't work. He just pooped next to it. So, I'm going to try and find another kiddie-gate and see if I can block it off when I'm not in the room.

So, my almost-2-year-old rabbit has a cage in my office. Except in rare situations, the door is generally open and he can come and go into the cage as he pleases. I keep a child gate in the doorway of my office so that people can say hi to him and he can hear the sounds of the house as well as...

I am wondering if I should have my rabbit neutered. He is about a little over a year old. I was only supposed to be watching him for a while as my sister was getting her new house, but somehow two weeks turned into a few months, and then he stayed with me permanently. He is a single rabbit-...