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Is this normal? My bunny's beautiful gray fur seems to slowly be turning a rusty reddish brown color. She's a Holland Lop, a little over 2 years old.

Obviously it's about a month and a half early, but I figured I'd check now. Do bunnies and REAL Christmas trees mix? I don't want to get our Emma sick.

Neither flat-leaf nor curly parsley lasts very long around Emma; she can't eat parsley fast enough!

Yeah, we thought Emma was deaf for a while too...her ears won't move an inch if you talk to her or clap, but she hears the food & treat bags enough to come running. She also hears coughing, because if someone is sick and coughs around her she gets upset.

Our Emma loves parsley. She's also big on radicchio, peppers, and, of course, carrots.

I just wanted you to know that I am very, very sorry. I have been sitting at work and reading this all day, hoping everything would turn out differently than it did.

I wanted to thank the few people that answered my desperate plea for help a few weeks ago after another one of Emma's attacks. If anyone else has any ideas, let me know. Anyways, she's been wonderfully good since then for the most part; she'll snuggle down to be petted, jump in my lap, and she...

No, I'd say it happens just as much away from her cage as near it.

It's been like this since the beginning pretty much.

She is spayed (at least we were told she was; the vet said she thought she felt the scar) and roughly 1 1/2 to 2 years old.

I love our bunny so much. She is wonderful. She can be very sweet - she'll sit in my lap if I'm petting her. She won't let anyone pick her up or put a harness on her. But this is not the main problem. If you move the wrong way, she will lunge with a growl and bite. Last night she attacked me...

Our bunny is always licking the couch - I thought maybe it was because she liked the feel of it on her tongue, but could she maybe be getting a salty taste? Do rabbits really need salt licks, or is it a taste thing?

Emma's rear end :)

When we first got Emma, she had come from a somewhat bad situation, so for a while she would try to bite us if we tried to pet her...so we let her do her own thing for a while so she could adjust - and now, she'll start nibbling on us if we STOP petting her! :)

Oh. My. Goodness. I don't think I've ever seen baby bunnies looking more adorable. I think I may need to get Emma a friend...hehe :D