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Currently in my house we have Sweatheart - always begging for attention Mama Chilla - our oldest rabbit and is a Chinchilla Whitefoot - he's all black except 1 foot and a little white on his face Koko Eve - our youngest and future momma Koko is native American for night/black and Eve is the...

Siblings that were split for fostering (one doe is a great mother but lost her only kit so to help the new mom and give the runts a better chance I split them) and these pictures are a couple days apart. All are less than a week.

She is adorable. I think she is a blue point. I love blue bunnies

He looks kinda like my NZ broken doe

6 weeks old

Parfait Peaches Crème Baklava

Is the stem kinda square? If so it could be a member of the mint family. IDK if it's edible

Parfait, a chinchilla mix, as a lap warmer in training, 4 weeks old. Mom and siblings were trying to sleep and she was being a pest

Today I played ESO for awhile, played with our baby (3weeks old) bunnies, and organized a sewing box including de-tangling thread

It looks like readigrass is like orchard grass but has mostly ryegrass. From my research ryegrass is safe for rabbits. read more here https://bunnyapproved.com/foraging-101-collecting-fresh-greens-for-your-rabbit/

S'mores cause

His lack of experience means he might have missed his target or if you're weather is too warm it can temporarily sterilize him

Don't even try to pop it. Not only would it be extremely painful but it could spread the infection to more than just his "skin" Unless a vet suggests otherwise I'd clean it up to once a day and leave it alone till gone

Diatomaceous earth is safe for furry and feathered friends. https://richsoil.com/diatomaceous-earth.jsp#:~:text=Diatomaceous%20earth%20kills%20all%20bugs,when%20the%20grains%20are%20stored.&text=This%20is%20a%20great%20improvement,put%20in%20with%20the%20grain.

Nest making and fur pulling are the usual signs of imminent kindling.