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I put those pee pads on my bed and hope for the best. I agree they just can't resist peeing on the bed. But it's so fun petting your bun while lying in bed!

Does anyone know if those seagrass mats are safe for buns to eat? I worry that they are made overseas in places with less strict regulations than here and may have some sort of anti-fungal or insecticide that might not be safe for buns.

Mine jumps on the bed and licks my face in the morning if he wants to be fed. Cute.

Buns have no concept of delayed gratification. They seem to follow the "life's short - eat dessert first" philosophy.

I just took my bun to Dr. Louisa Martin at South Wilton Veterinary Group 51 Danbury Rd Wilton CT 203-762-2002 http://southwiltonvet.com/index.php Seemed nice and knowledgeable. I believe Drs. Chang and Fahy also see rabbits there. They have or soon will be opening a 365 day per year...

Dr. Keith Gold (info above) took care of my bun for the last 8 months of her life back in 2001. He is superb - very smart and competent.