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And for bedding I just use normal hay ;) Sent from my iPhone using Rabbit Forum

Hey everyone so my bunnies have been living outside all their lives because my parents won't let me keep them inside because it's to "messy" and "you can't house train a rabbit". I strongly disbelieve this and would love to have them inside, but I am forced to keep them outside and I have to...

I wanted to make this topic for all the rabbit owners with their bunnies kept outside. There are Many things that can be discussed about this such as health issues etc. let's comment some tips down below! 😊 Sent from my iPhone using Rabbit Forum

The grunting is gone now, I'm so glad :) she must of had a bit of a cold. Thanks so much for the advice really appreciate it :) Sent from my iPhone using Rabbit Forum

Ok thanks @rebeccajc Sent from my iPhone using Rabbit Forum

Ya this is not because of scratching I don't think...definetly has to be ear mites. There will be a bad smell, and the ear will turn red and be flaky and scabbed inside. The bunny will shake his head a lot, but doesn't scratch as often. Hope he gets better :) Sent from my iPhone using Rabbit Forum

Hello My rabbit has been making some strange grunting noise with each breath, and it's not the normal bunny grunting because it's constant. I'm wondering if it's teeth grinding too, but it sounds more like grunting coming from his nose and it comes with each breath. I'm hoping she's not sick or...

What a pretty bunny!! Just make sure you gradually introduce the two, hold one, let them sniff eachother. Sniffing and smells are the key to introducing. They need to learn eachothers smell. Hope your new bunny fits in well :)

This may be some kind of condition and should be checked at the vet...but less seriously it could be from overfeeding. It's easy for rabbits to get diarrhea and it's messy. That other answer is probably better though lol. Hope your bunny gets better :)

You can bathe your bunny, but only do so if the bunny is extremely dirty or smelly. Bunnies definetly do not enjoy a bath! You can also buy shampoo specifically for rabbits at pet stores, or you could use baby shampoo. Hope this helps :)