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ani-lover wrote: Bunnies are supposed to able to hop at least 4 times whilst beingcaged, and stand on their hind legs- your bunny certainlycant do that. That cage is far too small ani-lover. I also suggest you stop talking nonsense, and get the proper living arrangements for your rabbit. :mad:

CheyAutRanch wrote: What a lovely hutch :)Your buns look very relaxed and happy.Whats that green grass/hay on the bottom - it looks gorgeous! I wantsome!

ani-lover wrote: Are you being so defensive because you know we are right? :shock: That cage is FAR too SMALL for your bunny, and i am not the only person that thinks that!

ec wrote: Poor Tank :(

Anilover - that cage is far too small - whateveryour bunnies size! As MBH says, bunnies need to be able to stand ontheir hind legs...on both top and bottom level. I wouldnt even put aguinea pig in that cage. Bunnies need space to hope about and flop out - it looks like yourbunny doesnt even...

Michaela wrote: HI Michaela, i took my two bonded sisters together in the same carrier,it really brought them closer and they helped eachother so much afterthe op. The vet said they were washing eachother, cuddling up andsharing the carrot i brought them! Bless :) Dont forget to take some of...

ani-lover wrote: How long is your bunny kept in this cage at a time??

Hi have 4 spayed girls living together - 2 are sisters and the other two are rescue buns. They all love eachother!

Hi Michaela, I think you should keep on looking for a new vet to be honest. My vetsand the receptionist both told me not to starve my bunny. I'd beconcerned if the receptionist is telling you to starve the bunny. Thereceptionist at my vets always looks after my bunnies after an op andtheir...

Rabbits have a very short memory - so she probably doesnt remember about the carpet :) You do need to get her spayed though, as this will calm all thoseteenage hormones down, and once she becomes more settled, her behaviourshould change also.

It could be that she has just reached puberty - spaying will sort this out. However, some bunnies just dont like being picked up, yelling andshouting at her isnt going to help. she will just learn not to trustand like you if you shout at her.

we need more pics...........he's gorgeous :)

What a gorgeous bunny - does he have a head tilt problem?

Hazel-Mom wrote: I guess it works differently in America then does it!? Its cruel to force rabbits to wear harnesses.....end of. Put them in a run and let them hop about FREELY! as they prefer it.

HoneyPot wrote: mmm...yes, hardly pratical are they! cats and dogs are domesticated animals.....rabbits are not quite the same are they! Its still cruel to make rabbits wear harnesses

naturestee wrote: I wasnt aware cats and dogs wore harnesses? :shock:;)

Krissa wrote: There is no need to harness a rabbit - if they are in a safe and secure run then there should be no worry. Bunnies werent designed to wear harnesses, and i personally think it is cruel and unnecessary to force a bunny to wear one!

Please do not force bunnies to wear harnesses. Its just plain cruel. Rabbits are not born to wear such restrictive objects - remember they are originally wild animals! ;) If your bunny does not like the harness then just throw it away,forcing them to wear it will just cause stress and...

chelsea_x wrote: No, they need spaying asap or else they are going to fight - thecircling is the start of this. Please dont let them together if theyare going to circle one another as this will lead to major fighting andyou will not be able to bond them again. Girls are very territorial...

juicyjuicee wrote: Totally agree. I personally would be concerned about keeping pets if i wasnt in a position to get them to vets if needed :?