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All I know is that RSPCA is a registered charity & Queen Elizabeth is a patron. 🤷🏼‍♀️I just thought it was an interesting share.

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I have 2 males that are bonded, one dwarf Hotot (a rescue, ~1 yr) and deaf one Holland Lop (16 months old). We had the lop - named Mochi- since 3 months, then when He was 8 months old, got the dwarf Hotot that was neutered by the rescue place. Mochi was neutered shortly after the dwarf came...

I read in an older post that bunnies could pull hair out when they played. Q: is pulling out clumps not unusual? Have they always played like this? I’m trying to research if this is normal behavior that we hadn’t seen until recently. Yesterday, I came home & my son showed me a video of them...

I read in an older post that bunnies could pull hair out when they played. Q: is pulling out clumps not unusual? Have they always played like this? I’m trying to research if this is normal behavior that we hadn’t seen until recently. Yesterday, I came home & my son showed me a video of them...

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I know you posted this 2 yrs ago, but I’m wondering if their behavior improved? were they kept separate from each other & the reintroduced & ok?

this is from last summer, after he got fixed. Mochi was a bit blissed out on his pain meds. He used his water bowl as a headrest. Mochi’s favorite position- flopped. He’s a professional napper compared to Popper. He’ll nap anywhere. Popper just chills.

Thanks!

No more news. I watched the 2 litter boxes & the fluid did not reappear. Also, Popper ate just fine & I am gathering he drank water, but I rarely catch them actively drinking from their 3 water bowls & using the litter boxes. also, Popper raced around & thru their play tunnel, played ‘push the...

No, unfortunately, I wish it’d be easy! Just cilantro & romaine lettuce.

This morning, when cleaning up the bunny cages, I noticed that Popper the Dwarf Hotot had this white heavy fluid over his poops. Looks more recent than his overnight urine that is absorbed into the litter pellets. Other than 1) us giving the bunnies their nighttime greens in their cages (b/c...

https://www.vetlexicon.com/treat/lapis/diseases/hypovitaminosis-d https://www.petful.com/pet-health/vitamin-d-deficiency-rabbits/ “…experts advise against dietary supplements of Vitamin D. This fat-soluble vitamin can easily build up in fat reserves, and too much of a good thing is just as bad...

I have the same issue with my Holland lop- not being able to brush the belly or feet very much, because he’s skittish to be held. He’ll do pets & climb on a stationary person, but holding him is a nope. I asked the vet tech about grooming when I went to get my 1 of my bunnies nails clipped (1 of...

My dwarf Hotot hates getting picked up. At first sign of grabbing hands, he runs & hides; if my son catches him, he violently wiggles, scratches until he breaks free and runs away. He only permits petting and grooming when he’s safely on the ground or on our ‘grooming bed’ (cat bed we use for...