Recent content by KWestland00

You can try to look up its breed to try and identify how big he is. Otherwise if you're still unsure you can try young rabbit food, alfalfa in it since it contains calcium for growing. Otherwise it his urine seems milky than you should stick to Timothy hay since the calcium creates a bad combo...

And yes. Hay is supposed to be the most of their diet. So try to minimize the pellets. Even though my rabbits go bat s*** crazy for them. :)

I'm no expert and I've never had to deal with diarrhea, but have you tried feeding the oxbow, adult rabbit pellets? It's the only type I'll feed my rabbits. Alfalfa based is okay for growing bunnies but it's not good for an adult, since the calcium within it doesn't sit well with them. I tried...

Ever since I've adopted and bonded my new rabbit to my other rabbit, I've had to switch to a bigger cage, such as a puppy pen. My male has always chewed on his cage, but now it seems like he chews on the pen more. Even when the door is open and he has free range to the apartment, he'll go back...