sibelabmom

I think the x pen would be a good bet then!

We're working on the bunnyproofing still. The studio is primarily a fiber arts studio, so there is a lot of equipment in there such as...

I can't afford anything bigger right now, nor do I have the space for anything bigger. They have free roam of my studio and aren't in...

I'd also recommend a bowl -- at least 20 oz in capacity. The bottle makes it difficult for them to drink enough water. The size of the...

The first link actually goes to sexing guinea pigs lol. But the second link worked. I thought the hutch was actually a good size for...

Miley has always drunk from a bowl, much easier I find 😊 I have to say though I think your hutch is rather on the small side. Here's a...

For those who use hutches: we just got this one and put it together yesterday. The buns and I love it, but though I've put their water...

Hi all who jumped in! I just want to say how much I appreciate your knowledge and your expertise and experience with your own buns and...

The cost issue was only in regards to getting UK brands here in the States. When I looked up those brands, the shipping alone was...

I would also second taking a look at Sherwood food. As far as expense goes, it may seem as though prices are high for good quality...

The best US pet rabbit brands to me are oxbow, sherwood, science select, and small pet select, with sherwood having the best ingredients...

Is there one showing other US foods? All of the really good ones are prohibitively expensive for me to get in the States. The only...

Darn...I got a better look at my Sekect Series bag just now and you're right...it IS Manna Pro. Looks like I'll be returning that!

Hay should be the first ingredient. Whether alfalfa or a grass hay, depends on the age of the rabbit and whether it's a pet, nursing...

Here is a good resource that explains (in intro paragraphs) what to look for in pellet feed. That should help you with specific...