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I pay €85/$94 or a buck neuter (but more the bigger your bun is, this is for a dwarf). Doe neuters cost €170/$188. Seeing the amount you paid I'm going to assume you had a doe neutered, in that case what you paid is totally fine. Edit: Wait you're talking about balls...You paid this much for a...

I have 2 special icepods made for bunnies. They're neigh unbreakable/unchewable and have a pleasant shape for buns to lay on top of or against. I have 2 so I can have 1 in the pen while the other is cooling in the freezer and I can swap as needed. https://scratchandnewton.com/products/ice-pod...

That is not a fact. Rabbits actually do best with a companion. Them being tricky to bond does not mean they do well alone, it just means they are picky who they want to share their home with bit once they find a mate to their taste they form very close relationships with them.

If she is in pain, you need to take her to the vet as soon as possible.

Ah yes, I guessed it to be around that size. Awesome for a pair, but could be tricky for a trio. Awesome that you can add another foot and a platform, I think that would help a lot. They need enough areas to hide/be away from each other so they can get away when they've had enough of each other...

Um looks like you answered your own question haha? It depends on what kind of stuff it is, for example 1 liter of water is 1 kg but 1 liter of hay is not 1 kg. But seems like you figured it out. I don't know the brand either. Do they sell smaller packs? It makes it easier to try out, if you find...

It suspect your bun chewed her way into your mattress. Are you able to completely lift off the matress and check out its bottom?

I use wood pellets as well, I find them reducing odor best. Paper based pellets are ok too, it gives less dust but it will smell sooner. I go through 10 liter of pellets a week with 2 buns. I have one large cat litter box that I clean out every other day to every 3 days maximum and at 3 days...

Thank you all! Actually I'm quite stretching the definition of Harlequin here haha. She is beige with grey coloring. Her whole backside is greyish and she has some random grey spots on the other parts but nothing symetrical aside from the clear beige front and grey backside. I know Harlequin...

TreasuredFriend, ah yes the not-noisy factor is another pro for me. I always forget how noisy pets can be! Noone loudly whining for food or attention in the early mornings (well they are whining but they do it silently haha), ruining your sleep is just awesome. Hermelin, yes the people who go...

Wow looks neat! I can't advice on the plexiglass. I have looked at that myself (kitten pens often have plexi glass) as a possible option but went with a regular pen instead. I read it's prone to scratches and static so hairs cling to it like mad, so I didn't dare to try it out. It does seem a...

Out of the 5 buns, I have had 1 bunny who would be like "awyisss more please" when I petted her. Of my current 2 Muffin will be like "WHAT is your hand doing there, where is the treat? geez you're so weird", sniffing at your petting hand and hopping away. Monster will tolerate it and sit still...

I use a huge heavy ceramic dog dish, like the biggest size you can get and I have it in a corner. They have never tipped it over since I got it and before it was always a swimming pool with them stupid tiny bowls.

I have a jumper too, annoying isn't it haha. Mine jumps until like 70% of the way there and then climbs the rest. I first had fleece blankets over the top of the pen fastened with clamps, but she learned that if she jumped/climbed and pushed hard enough she could just move it out of the way...

I wouldn't get anything too sugary if you plan to give lots of it during training, but soft and sweet fruits like strawberries and banana may be popular even with picky buns. Does she like her pellets a lot? If so, you could give her 1 pellet as reward.