Recent content by randaatje

Hey guys! Sorry I never responded back, my life is incredibly busy! I did the neosporen in her eye and it cleared right up! Thanks so much for the advice! :D

I have been feeling really bad for my bun lately because with me being so busy outside training horses all day she doesnt get much attention. And when I do come inside at the end of the day I am not up to letting her loose and trying to watch her so she doesnt chew on wires or pee every where...

ok, I am really glad that we cleared up that it isn't that tooth thing because I really don't have the money to have a high maintenance pet - especially for one Ive only had a few weeks. Not to sound mean or anything - I'm just poor. :p So with the neosporin, I have to buy a specific kind...

The stuff coming out of her eye is clear. So I guess that is good then! Um, when I use the neosporen how do I apply it? It doesn't go IN her eye, does it? Or just around it? A little more explanation please?

I am very new to buns and have had mine for about a month now. She is a 3 month old lion head and I nxoticed about a week ago that it looked like her eye was getting a little bit crusty. Today was the first time I really had the time to be around her for any amount of time and I noticed that...

ok! Last night when I sat in her play area to spend time with her she started to nip me. I pushed her away each time and said "NO!" But she bounced right back. So the next time I clapped my hands each time she went to nip me and said "NO!" but she didn't really care... Soooo... next I turned...

Thanks for the advice, she isn't drawing blood - just driving me crazy. :) She is only 14 weeks old so really young and not fixed. I didn't think it was aggression because she always seems really happy to see me and really excited when I come in to play with her. I think I will try the walking...

I am kinda confused about what to think about my bun. I have read the rabbitspeak site and all and I feel like I understand the psychology mostly but I still just am a little confused. My bun is an extremely happy-go-lucky bunny. She is always very happy to see me when I come to her cage and...

She lets me pet her all over and really doesn't mind it at all. She even flops when I pet her which I'm hoping that means that she likes me petting her. I have noticed, however, that she does not mind me picking her up when I reach under her belly with my hand and lift her up that way. So...

Ok, I need some help with handling my bun. She has started to get crazy and try to get away when I pick her up. I am afraid of her kicking out and hurting her spine or getting too scared or getting stressed out. She tries to scramble out of my hands and claws at me. Should I just keep sticking...

OK- I totally changed my bunnies name, we named her "whipser" about five seconds after we got her from the store because she is so soft and fluffy, but know that I KNOW her I am changing her name to "Paris" because she is a little diva! I love it! :)

I had my little bun running around my room tonight with the door closed. I have been worried about my cat because he has eaten several wild baby buns and he has acted very "interested" in her. My dad came in and I told him to hurry up and close the door so the cat wouldnt be able to come in. So...

Good idea Katt, I will try that. :) I have also learned with my bun that if I give her time everyday to play outside of her cage that she is waaaaayyyyy more quiet when she is in her cage. :D I am going to have to figure out a way to bun-proof my room, my computer is in here which means tons...

haha - I know! I think she looks more like a Persian cat kitten than a lionhead bunny kitten. She is TONS of fun too. She makes me laugh so hard. :D

ahaha! That is exactly what she was doing! That clip was awesome. I swear she did that for over an hour, she finally just now flopped on the floor. She was so tired that she didn't even care when I picked her up to put her back in her cage. She remained "flopped" as I carried her and when I...