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I use a cat litter in my Lops litter tray. It is recycled newspaper pellets & it absorbs odors really well. As mentioned newspaper just laid out, would stink like anything for sure! I've never tried the wood pellets. The place I get them from, told me they sell 3 times as many of the...

It looks fine to me. I'd say it's just the runt! He or she is coming along nicely by the look of things!

I have 2 unaltered mini lop bucks in one enclosure in the house with me & they are really good together. One would be about 18 mths & the other about 7 mths. It took a good mth to bond them. At first the older buck would chase the younger one about, but never fight him. I'm really glad I...

I feed my Lops a mixture of different chopped up hays & a bit of carrot to help wear down their teeth. They love both & drink plenty of water. I have their water bottles over their litter trays, so they often drink then wee. I know they will drink out of a bowl as well, but bottles keep the...

I think I would wait until spring before breeding them again, when the weather is a bit warmer. You might have better luck then perhaps. The little one on it's own may do okay. Only time will tell. I think we have all lost little ones & it is upsetting, especially after waiting a whole month...

What a sweet little bunny :-)

I live rural, so that was my humour! I hope someone can help her with her biting bunny!

Yes I thought someone might take offence to that :-) Mostly my humour in that reply, but out of frustration for the poor girl, what to do!

I have made my enclosures prettier, thanks to ideas I have seen on this site!

I have a doe that is doing the same thing & I put a wire rack cut to fit the litter tray, that sits just above the litter to stop that from happening. It's messy alright otherwise & a dam pain to keep cleaning it up!

She will most likely be fine. Give her hay for lots of fibre!

Oliver & Liam

Sophie & Katelyn

I know of a site that would tell you to send him to freezer camp. Personally I wouldn't keep a rabbit that bites :-( I wouldn't kill him, I just wouldn't keep him. Maybe let him loose in the hills!

I have 2 unaltered does that use the same litter box & 2 unaltered bucks that also use their own same litter box. They aren't particular like that.