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I've found excellent stainless steel crocks that attatch it cages in the bird section of pet supply stores.

Update: Posy Tinkercup had her procedure yesterday. She came home looking understandably uncomfortable, but munching a few choice pieces of hay. Gus our other rabbit made her feel more at ease. When he visited her during his free range time, it was rather sweet to see him seem concerned/ curious...

Just putting it out there: our new girl (a spunky Holland Lop), will be spayed tomorrow. Wish us luck & any recovery advice is welcome.

"Sunshine on my shoulders makes me happy!"

Yay!!!:hug:

We had to put a bunny gate across one of our bedrooms, Gus would make attempts to mark a certain bed. Since we put the bunny gate up he has not had access to the bed and everyone is happy. It's been up for over a month, I don't know if I'll take it down anytime soon. When we first put the gate...

It sounds like he is being territorial, and wants you out of his space. Was he in his cage when he did this? Also is he neutered? I had an outdoor rabbit as a kid and she was in a hutch, shewould lunge andgrunt when I went to change out her den. She also bit me through the fingernail.:X...

I am really excited that so many people shared what they feed their house bunnies. It has been some good food for thought. ;)Thanks to everyone for sharing.

tonyshuman wrote: It's funny how everybun has their own preferences. Gus is almost exclusive to Herbs and Timothy, I'd be hard pressed to switch him. When you pet him he smells of rosehips and chamomile. :) Posy Tinkercup our new HL will eat a full buffay of hay, she's not picky at all.

We are hay central and always have a variety of Sweet Meadow's fantastichay for noshing. Ilove theirhay and highly reccomend it, the Timothy and Herbs is most fragrant and by far the crowd favorite.Gus is now an adult bunny, so his pellets are rationed anyway, so I understand what you are saying...

Gus loves the Sweet Meadow Timothy Pellet, the protein is 14% calcium is in a range of 0.35% to 0.85% fiber is a min. at 25%. He and I are both happy with it. Also the price of it shipped to the house is still less than Oxbow. I guess why I'm asking about house rabbit pellets is Blue Seal's...

We currently use Sweet Meadow (and are happy with it although we have it shipped to the house $), ouradult Bun eats the Timothy and the younger one has just been converted over to the Blend, she was on Blue Seal Hutch 18 from the breeder. I likethe factOxbow has nutritional yeast in it. If I...

I'm wondering what type of pellets everyone is feeding their house buns.

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"But I don't want to take nap! I'm not sleepy one little bit." (Would you look at those darling whiskers.)