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My Lulu giving me kisses after work!

You've only known Germ for 2 weeks! The chances of you two being besties in less than a fortnight are very slim I'd say. Some rabbits take more time to warm up, just like anyone else. I say wait it out and don't be too pushy at first, no one appreciates that. Relax and let Germ come investigate...

Wat wood u do wit dat Rolex any wayz?? I got a hot date or sumthin? Xo Melv

Magic horn huh? I dunno abowt dat, seems hoominy. I hope yer head gatz fabulous again soon. I got dis spot on my bottum lip from chewing on a black vine that shocked me and made my lip all swollen and bloody for daze. Mommy saz itz cuz I'm so lucky but Dad sayz it's cuz I have a fat head. I...

Hooray!! Hapie burthdae Trix! Yer super duper mature and awesomeness!! My hoomin sayz I will b dat old one dae too! I jus turned 2 a little wile ago and my dad says I won't have ne mor burthdaes if I keep sharpening ma teeth on his stuff. Xoxo, Melv

Ew no, it was nothing like cottage cheese. He fine, super healthy and lively and eats well. He is on a very consistent and healthy diet. He does eat out of a plastic bowl. His water bowls are glass. I keep his dishes clean and he only eats out of the plastic once a day in the morning time only.

I want to say it was thin fluid. It was certainly oily like what comes out of a zit, which it why I dubbed it so. These weren't close to his whiskers, they were high up on his cheeks closer to the eyes. I think he's fine, there's nothing to suggest an infection thus far.

Try cleaning out his scent glands. Some rabbits do not clean those out by themselves and often the males will be very musky after a while. I clean my male rabbit's scent glands out about every 5 or 6 months and he smells fresh and lovely all the time. Use a clean q-tip with a little bit of...

I think it's a territorial behavior. My male rabbit has pooped and peed on our couch before, once when he first moved in, a second time when I had a dog over who slept on the couch, a third time when I let a very smelly human friend sleep on the couch, and the last time he did it was when I...

I spoke with my local rabbit specialist and she is of the opinion that it's fairly common for a rabbit his age to secrete lightly colored, waxy fluids (sebum) from the sebaceous glands on his cheeks. After further inspecting the area I found that he has one the same exact size in the same...

No, it's nothing like that. They move around and don't get scabby or crusty. There's no way to really photo it since they are covered in fur and don't really have any color. They go away. I can't see them, I can only feel them.

I've noticed small, squishy little "zits" on my rabbits cheeks every now and then. About once every other month or so I'll notice a tiny lump when I'm petting him. I've squeezed one and got a little bit of white puss out of it just like a human zit. He doesn't seem to mind when I pick at them...

Talk to your local humane society and/or bunny shelter. Many sometimes can offer vouchers for free or low cost neutering in certain circumstances. There's also The House Rabbit Society, they've been known to help people find affordable rabbit vets for people with indoor rabbits.

Here's my Melv looking angelic on his favorite sitting spot. Here's Melv giving me kisses when I get home from work.