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So I've been doing research on whatever is being sprayed in the grass. The company claims that it's fertilizer and that it takes two days to wear off. I'm still really skeptical about putting him out there even if it is after those supposed two days. I suppose that I can ask about the mite...

Awesome! Does revolution protect against mites as well as fleas and ticks? That's what he caught from the wild rabbits

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Welcome to the forum! Gaara is the perfect name for your new friend (love the natural eyeliner <3)

Hi guys! So I'll be moving myself and my bunny from an apartment to a house with a HUGE backyard. He's been indoors most of the time I've owned him and I would like to make an outdoor enclosure for him to get some sunshine and fresh grass. There are several problems, however. The main issue is...

Well he's had the plastic over the wires since I got him, but he hasn't had any problems before. Upon inspection I think it may be the hay box, as that is the most recent thing I've added to his cage for enrichment. He may have been soiling the hay and since it has poor absorption it likely...

I agree with briennap, I neutered my bun at about 10 months and he's been a very calm and happy bunny over the past 3 years. He also doesn't poop or pee around the house and is very good at keeping it in his box. $52 is an amazing deal, I had to drive clear across the state to neuter him and it...

So I just examined my bunny's feet and I discovered that his back feet have what appears to be the beginnings of sore hocks, with inflammation and a bit of blood in his fur. His cage was originally wire floor, but I put in a smooth plastic board over the wires to give him something to stand on...

I give him about two handfuls of pellets, and I refill it when he runs out. The vet says that he is a good weight for mini lops so I will try reducing his daily pellets. What is a good proportion for a mini? Edit: it is almost always fully formed (though he usually steps in it before I can find...

So my rabbit has troubles with not eating all of his night feces. After switching his food to pure timothy hay and timothy pellets, an antibacterial treatment, and numerous visits to the doctor, it has been determined that he is just particularly sensitive in the gut flora. It's unfortunate...

Alright, I'll do the best I can to keep him in a somewhat familiar place. He's visited the house before but it has never been for this long so I was worried he'd get homesick. Likewise he has also met the cat, and he's fine with her though she was pretty grumpy so I'll be sure to keep a very...

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There will also be a cat at the house. She's a sweet girl around people but I'm worried about letting her into the room he'll be in even when he's in his cage. Is there a way to trust her or should I just avoid it altogether?

Awwww lil' smush baby! My bun wouldn't sit still for a second in that thing

So I have an internship in a town 40 minutes south of where I live for a few months. Out of necessity I need to take Benny to live with me since I'm the one that can properly take care of him. The drive is not too bad and I'll be dragging along his cage to keep some air of familiarity but is...

My bun is a real fidgeter too when it comes time to trim his nails, but I found this technique on youtube that works surprisingly well. It uses their own comfort and feelings to know where you should cut and it goes really quick. This way you can also do it yourself without having to rely on...

Yeah he groomed the closet door too when I tried it again. When he was done he came over and groomed my hair for a bit. I'm glad other people's buns have this behavior, I'll just assume I itched a really good scratch and he's just returning the favor

So my rabbit usually isn't the cuddly type, but today he let me give him light scratches on the back. When I moved down and gave him scratches on his side (right by the ribs) he turned his head back and bobbed it up and down as if he was grooming the air. He didn't seem to be hurting and after...

Sounds like that could be the case from what you're saying. Is there any immediate urgency with E. cuniculi then?

So as the title said, I have noticed a slight tilt in my rabbits head. It isn't much so far, you have to look to see it and I just noticed it yesterday. His behavior is normal as well, he's as happy and active as he's always been. I read online that it can sometimes be an infection in the ear so...