Recent content by marcelle03

My rabbit has chewed on my hair, too. Once, I was laying on the floor playing with her and she came over, nibbled a piece of my hair, and ran off with some of it in her mouth! I'm a brunette, so I don't think my hair seemed like straw. But it might have something to do with the texture, or maybe...

Very cute! Marcelle used to run around and make a buzzing noise, which is called "humming". It's just a sign of a happy bunny (although my bunny must have grown out of it!). :biggrin2:

My favowite food is fresh basil leaves from the garden.

If you're able to fall back asleep easily, you could get up and give your bunny something to munch on, like fresh hay or greens. That could keep him busy for a while, especially if you make it hard for him to get at, so he can work on that for a while! :biggrin2: Or if it's possible, you...

My bunny loves those$.99 toy mice that cats play with. She picks them up and throws them around. Also, little plastic balls with jingly things inside them for cats are great, too.

I'm not sure about the pee color, but I think it is normal for it to be cloudy yellow/white. What has worked for me with litter training is to take the poops and put them into your bunny's litter box. That way his scent gets all over it and he realizes that that is his spot to go potty. You...

The rubbing chin on things is a bunny's way of saying, "This is mine." When they circle you, they are saying, "I love you!" So you're doing a good job making your bunny comfortable! The running fast and almost doing a flip you describe is also called a "binky" and it's just another sign of...

I believe it is the best idea to spay or neuter your bunny. I put off spayingmy doeand she kept urinating everywhere and being messy. Then, I learned that it can reduce their risk of reproductive cancers, which about 80% of rabbits get. Spaying or neutering can increase their life span by up to...

Okay, I'll be sure to give that a try. She loves veggies like carrot, cilantro, and basil and her pellets. I guess I'll try giving her fruit once in a while instead of once a day, because I hear it's like bunny candy. Yes, there is something that triggers the begging. I keep her raisins on...

Is your bunny spayed? If not, the blood could be caused by some leaking from her uterus. Also, if you feed her things like beets, they have reddish urine. If this doesn't sound like your bunny, you could always talk to your vet. Better safe than sorry!

I was wondering if someone could give me a little help with this. I have a three-year-old rabbit and she is very well behaved usually. Lately, I've been treating her with a few raisins or a pineapple chunk once a day. Other than that, nothing has changed with her diet. Now, she begs constantly...