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A girl I know is trying to find a home for a bonded pair of buns. If anyone is interested in the Jersey/philly area, let me know. One is a fixed male named Timmy. He's extremely social and affectionate. The best snuggler and famous for his binkys. The second is an unfixed female. She's totally...

I think Tilly is cute. Phoebe too. Mimzie (like the stuffed bunny from the movie) was what I wanted to name my one rabbit before I found out he was a boy.

Happy first birthday to the sweetest little surprise that I have had the pleasure of falling in love with <3 love you, baby girl.

So I think my rabbits have a phobia of hard wood floor. They absolute refuse to walk on it and I'm pretty sure they are mad that we ripped up our carpet. So now our whole house except for the bathroom and kitchen are hard wood. I was hoping someone would have a bunny safe idea to getting then to...

I have two lion head cross bunnies now. And one Holland lop mix. My two lion head are not nearly as friendly as my Holland lop mix.

I've never heard anything negative about kale. I've done a LOT of research since becoming a bunny parent and I've never heard not to give your rabbits kale for any reason. Ice burg lettuce is a big no no along with carrots.

Bonding can be tough. And honestly, seeing your baby buns fight can be scary. When I brought my first three home (they were all brothers and sisters) they were great until they became of age and they started fighting. It woke me up in the middle of the night and left one of my rabbits injured...

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No not at all! I completely get it. My buns are my fur children so I'm the same way. What pellets are you feeding her now? And usually it's pretty important for baby buns to eat a lot so that they get all the vitamins they need. When mine were small, they ate mostly pellets but now their diet...

If he has the infection, it probably won't just go away once he's away from the bedding. It's gonna take time to either work through his system or you can take him to the vet for antibiotics. There are tons of alternative beddings you can use so there are lots of options! Recycled paper does...

Try offering kale leaves. My bunnies love their greens.

Sounds like a possible upper respiratory infection. Do you use pine or cedar bedding? Those beddings can cause upper respiratory infections.

As long as she's eating, there shouldn't be too much concern. But to make sure it's not GI, you should probably consult a vet. Usually female buns take more time to bounce back than males.

I love those ideas! I hope my bunnies will love them too!

That is a really special bunny!! I'm so jealous