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He seems to be currently shedding, but I noticed a hairless spot under his ear. That area usually has very little fur to begin with, but he seems to be scratching it so there is no fur and the spot is starting to darken and feels dry and hard, similar to a scab. It's not flaking or anything. I...

I thought this whole time that my bun is a holland lop since that is what the seller told me. But now I'm not so sure!! I don't know how much he weighs since I've never weighed him. Here is his Instagram with an array of pictures. He looks like a little of both to me and I was hoping I can...

My bunny knows to poop and pee in his litter box. I let him run around the house and he doesn't seem to have a problem going back in his play pen located in my bedroom to do is duty when I am doing work in the living room. BUT when I am in the bedroom it is a completely different story. When...

Occasionally my rabbit lets me pick him up and he doesn't seem to be bothered. But when its time to put him down, he squirms and tries to jump out of my hands. My method: I hold on to his chest and legs and slowly lower myself to the ground, but by the time my knees hit the ground he tries to...

I'm used to buns pooping and peeing 24/7. But this little guy only poops and pees at night. I just want to make sure that this is ok and not TOO out of the ordinary. He has been having diarrhea occasionally, but i just got him recently so im assuming its the new environment. I also keep changing...

I got this rabbit and the previous owner said that he was neutered. I took his word for it, but today I took a look and it looks like the rabbit is not neutered, but Im just guessing

Hi, I have hada bunny in the past and she was great with litter training, right away she started peeing in her litter box and i only had to train her to poop in the litter box. I recently got a new bunny and he will not poop or pee in the litter box. he poops EVERYWHERE except the litter...

I have had a bunny in the past and she did not smell. I just recently recieved another bunny and he smells. How do I prevent him from smelling? I just got him, so he is still not used to his new environment. Does he smell because he is too stressed to groom himself properly?

I've done my research and I understand that I need to neuter my rabbit to stop the aggression, but what happens if I don't? Will she continue to be aggressive? How do I make her stop chewing and digging EVERYTHING.

She is currently 3 months. She has upward ears and has a tail that is white on the bottom and black on the top. Her underbelly and under her chin is an off-white color.

She is an adorable mix bunny. We do not know what breed. She is currently 3 months old and loves sleeping under the bed.