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Hey guys! So Opal was running out of hay, so I went and got him the same brand of hay as I usually get for him. Well, he used to absolutely love it as he would nip me if I didnt put the hay in his hay rack fast enough. Well this time around, he had absolutely no interest in eating it and will...

Hello! Yes, a vet would probably be able to determine age. I can't give you an exact measurement for a treat per pound of bun, but a treat per cup is what I do. She should be eating mostly dark leafed lettuce and fewer treats. It's normal that shes gaining weight as shes been in a cage for 4...

Hey guys, so I recently got my rabbit about 3 weeks ago. He has access to a large dog kennel that he sleeps, eats, and drinks in. He also gets to free roam around my room. He hates being pet and will only poke you with his nose lol. Well, I sat down and I was scrolling through the forum and he...

I have a rex flemish mix and he's all black

Immediately take her to the vet! This looks like diarrhea and it could be fatal. It looks GI stasis related. Does she live outside? If so it could be caused by weather change, sudden food change, or parasites

https://thehomesteadinghippy.com/prevention-treatment-sore-hocks-rabbit/ here is an article to treat and find out the cause of these potential sir hocks

Of my understanding, rabbits can get sore hocks at any age mostly due to insufficient flooring and long nails

The timothy hay mats tend to be rough on the fur, so if you have spare towels that no one uses you could line the floor with those instead. The balding is a sign of forming sore hocks. You should check her ears to see any signs of a possible ear infection as her bad balance may be a symptom of one.

No problem

There could just be an abnormality with her back since birth. It could also just be her breed. If she looks like she's not in pain, I wouldn't worry so much, but to be safe I would say take her to the vet.

I would suggest a large dog kennel preferably one without a wire floor. You would just have to let her out to play when she's most active. She might be jumping around because she feels cramped. Is she getting enough exercise? She should have at least 4 hours of exercise every day, as she's young...

Thank you! It turns out it was just a head flick [emoji23] [emoji28]

Hey guys! I just got my rabbit yesterday. He has had no problems getting warmed up to his room. Sometimes I'll notice when hes napping, his ears start to tremble. He doesn't scratch at them, either. Could he just be afraid?

Never mind, she found him lol

Where are you located? My friends rabbit went missing and he looked just like this