Recent content by Livia

Yes of course, in my case it's only a temporary enclosure since I don't live here and is as safe as possible both from predators and from him getting out of it. So far it's been safe enough for two weeks and hopefully for one more. The whole property is also walled of plus a has an electric...

Yes he only has access to the roofed area during the night which is as predator proof as possible. There's a floor there and the grids are pulled in front as a wall and a net on top where the roof doesn't reach.

Quick update of how it turned out and what it looks like during the day :)

My rabbit normally free roams indoors in my apartment but in a couple of weeks, he'll have to live outside for three weeks whilst I visit my mum since she's allergic. The plan is to build him two different enclosures one smaller one with a roof (my mum has suggested 2x2m) where he'll stay during...

Another way to clip a bunny's nails is to do it on the floor while the bunny is eating. I e.g. clip my bunny's nails while he eats his pellets and if he jumps away (which he did a lot in the beginning) then I just simply remove the bowl for second or two. This way takes some practice though and...

I personally think that it definitely be manageable for you to always take your bunny with you but perhaps not necessary all the time. But it of course depends on how your rabbit handles the situation. In my case, I travel with my bunny quite a lot especially during the summer where I move...

It's definitely safe and a good idea. I personally dry some grass (that's ment for sheep) every summer when I visit home. As Catlyn said it's best to dry it outside in the sun, for it to dry the quickest spread it out in thin layers and also it's important to turn it over at least once. The only...

Vidar mostly flops in the middle of rooms or underneath chairs which can be slightly dangerous if you're not careful 😅.

Vidar can never decide on whether the floor or the pet bed is more comfy 🤣

He has been litter trained for over two years now, but I'll definitely try out your method . Currently I'm just using a plastic board to restrict access from the bed and it's working great except when we have to travel.

Oh! That's a great tip and option!! Probably wouldn't work for me though since I share my bedroom/apartment room with my rabbit so he'd pee on it everyday.

I did mean the type of vinyl sheet you're referring to! I even at one point in desperation tried using a tarpaulin sheet and he peed on that as well 😅his litterbox habits are otherwise excellent and he is also neutered. So agreed he might just be a peculiar bunny with slight dominance problems.

I tried out using a vinyl sheet on my bed and it wasn't as effective as I thought it would be since the pee just dripped down the sides instead. The only practical solution that I have found so far is to restrict access to the bed completely and only let my bunny be on it under close...

I personally don't see the point of getting a pet backpack carrier for just walking around unless you're also planning on perhaps letting your bunny out. But as others have mentioned it depends on what you're bunny is like. In my case my bunny only tolerates being in confined spaces such as...