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My girl had one of her teeth removed, and that cost £642. She has to go back and have the top 2 removed which is another £200. We have insurance but teeth problems aren’t covered. How does everyone cover these high costs? My contract just ended before Christmas, so now have no income.

no my parents were with them, cleaning them, fresh hay water etc, I just had the camera just because I wanted to check on them whilst I wasn’t there. I would never leave them alone.

yeah, I know just we don’t have a lot of money and I know they can be expensive

yes they both were, against everything

Me and my gf went away to London for the weekend and we bought a camera to check the girls, one had broken her leg and just got it repaired but just wanted to check, the other had bad mouth infection and had teeth removed so needed to checked her. Both were fine, I checked them a lot daily. We...

They are behind the cage where the tv is it’s their new favourite spot now since we cleared it out for them. They hop around into the area but they are so scared, if you even come into the room or go near them they will run away. They have hay in the blue tub, the grey one and in toilet tube...

They are both girls, sisters, They have pellets, maybe a handful a day, science select. They have some kale also. They are on meadow hay and they have a water bowl. Here is their set up, they are free roam and in cage at night as I don’t trust them yet to not destroy the room.

Hello, they’re still not eating much, theyre not as aggressive now but still wont come to you, when you enter the room or even come near them they run. I work 9-5 but my gf is at home all day and she’s around them 4 hours during the day and then a bit at night with me.

One isn’t eating at all and the other only had a few strands of hay

Our whole house is carpet, so can’t keep them away from it, they are monitored when out, and we say no when they do it, but one of them is very scared of everything and very angry so lunges a lot.

My rabbits are 9 weeks and chewing carpets and cardboard. They have food, hay and toys. Any advice?

I just got two new rabbits 9 weeks old yesterday. Is it normal for them to not eat much? I was at work during the day but my gf said they only ate a bit of hay and a bit of their food. I know it can take time for them to settle in.

I went to see the vet. They did xrays and looks like it was heart, they did the spay, it was coming around after it when taking the tube out that her heart stopped.

So my rabbit went in for spaying today. Called them and they said she had trouble recovering and her heart stopped beating. I asked why, they said they don’t know why she died. Any advice please? Is this normal She would of been 6 months next week.

I’m just very confused, it’s been 5 days since the last one passed, friends remaining rabbit is fine. As far as I’m aware with rdh2 at least normally if it’s that then they die very quickly of each other. But the other rabbit is absolutely fine.