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Oh and also hay of course with occasional fruits. But thankyou I will take a look at the link to prevent this in the future. Yes, mine hated when I tried taking it off with the paper towel. I will try the water idea if nothing else occurs, thankyou so much!

As you can tell by the title, one of rabbits is suffering from a poopy butt. I tried wiping it off with warm paper towels but its stuck right under his tail and hardened into his fur. He doesnt even sit still during nail clippings, which isnt painful so I cant imagine how I could take off this...

It is possible but there were 2 adults downstairs, one asleep and other in the kitchen where there's a window to the garden. So we find it strange that no one heard anything or saw anythng (no blood or tuffs of fur), but anyways we will look for escape routes. Thankyou for the reply.

Thankyou, I hope so too - we also have a fence that he could have dug under but I couldnt see any holes/burrorws

I need some advice. This may or may not be a serious matter but I I feel like ive looked everywhere for this rabbit. We have 2 rabbits that roam around freely outside and they stay in the shed at night. Usually my white rabbit goes into the shed and hides when it gets dark (this has happened...

Yes it was definitely a hiding spot for her, and thankyou I will be giving some time to see if she settles down however she actually managed to move around the stuff we used to block the path and get back behind the sofa at night - so ill find something more sturdy or use the tunnel idea if that...

Thankyou those are great ideas, I have now blocked the paths however she is actively trying to get through by biting and scratching the objects used to block her. Will she stop this behaviour eventually? She is normally chilled out and laying around, however since blocking her favourite place to...

Hiya, thankyou I will be trying all of thoss

So my rabbit was well potty trained before and she would always hop away to the litter box whenever she had to relieve herself however recently she is using the litter box less and is peeing behind the couch which are also mixed along with pellets so its quite hard to clean as the pellets stay...

Ah yes that makes sense, perhaps we will change to a neutral setting and see how they react there. And now that you mention it, washing off scents would be useful as the father is always rubbing his chin on everything! I think I'll also wait for father to neutered too and hopefully bonding...

Its been about 3 months since his neuter and there was a noticeable change in his behaviour, much calmer then before - hes only set off again when he sees his father unfortunately. Yes it would be better to have them actually intereact without the cage but I think we'll try that after dads...

We have 3 sweet rabbits in total, mother, father an son. Mother and son are neutered, father is yet to be neutered. We've had to seperate the father and son as they have faught a couple times when put together (before the son was neutered), although they used to get along just fine. Today we...

I will stop using that cream then to stay on the safe side. Yes, I was wondering if they were fur mites but I wasnt quite sure since he seemed to be comfortable and only had small bits of dandruff however I will get it checked out aswell, thankyou!

Ive used this tea tree cream, specifically for rabbits, guinia pigs and hamsters on the lable. My rabbit seems to be having itchy dry skin, at first I could feel out where the dandruff patches were on his body (quite minimal) and applied the cream to the areas. This seems to clear them up...