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Ah honey, we'll be sending you good vibes but I'm sure everything will be fine and sorted out by the vet. :pray:

Congratulations!:party:

Yep, he has his cheeky side but that's what makes him so loveable. He should calm down soon, once the hormones have worn off!

That's just awful, I'm ashamed to be British sometimes. Can't people recognise thatbunnies aren't supposed to eat cookies & cakes. This makes me mad. Lacey is one of those lazy buns and she likes to eat. Her weight fluctuates a bit but I am always quick to recognise when she is too big. It is...

Yep, I've seen fawn before and he is definitely too dark to be fawn (You can't tell so much on the photo). Bo, he is adorable. He loves fuss and he is a very funny rabbit. He is always up to mischief and he thinks he's a cat. He keeps climbing things! He is also a bit of a biter and scratcher...

I worried about this when I first had my two lops BUT I have been really lucky. They share the same litter box but they wee and poop in different places!! So I can always tell who has done what. Another clue is the colour and size of the poop. I know it sounds bad but if you watch your buns poop...

Two of mine have green and yellow peppers and they're fine, no gas. Although my two mini lops have never had gas from any veggies. I keep trying Leo with peppers but he refuses to eat them. I think it's just because they are quite a strong taste and he is still very young. I noticed that Starsky...

Hehe. Polly, I know Leo has big ears but he's not an English he's a Frenchie (don't worry, I won't tell him) :).

I'm not sure but could the Fibre in the food is a little low for a young bun?

Ah thanks. I only ever got one text about Diesel to tell me things were improving and he wouldn't be coming back to me. I'm :) he is doing well but was :( that he left. Although now Leo has stolen my heart too so I feel better.

:bigtears:Words fail me. Poor Lisa.

Oooh, look who got a new run. He's gone from this, a 2ft run which he managed to climb up and jump over; To this: What a lucky boy. He seems to be settling in well too; Leo had his post-op check at the vets today too and the vets have given him a clean bill of health. No need to go...

Thanks Randy. I thought that was the case but I was having a minor panic :) P.S.: You should seriously write a book, you know soooo much.

I have noticed that Leo is drinking and weeing a whole lot more than usual (like double) after his neuter. I know that the anaesthetic can cause this but it's been 3 days since his neuter, can the effects last that long? Has anyone else seen this before?

That's what I thought as they have only done it twice. It's a shame though - it's left a stain in my white rug! At least now I have an everlasting reminder of my little buns :)

Looks like you have a good hoover there :). Starsky has done this before too - a bit strange because I thought it was a doe thing!

Oh gosh, I can't think of anything to say, I'm just lost for words. I'm so sorry. :bigtears:. Big hugs from all of us here.

Hey guys. A couple of weeks ago when Starsky & Lacey were out one of them pee'd in their cardboard box den. This came as a shock as neither has pee'd outside of their litterbox since they were fully litter trained at about 15 weeks old (they are now just over 3 years old). As Leo had been out...

Wow, congratulations! Cuteness overload :)

OK, has this ever happened to anyone else's bun after a neuter.............. he has come back hornier than ever before!! Before his neuter I took him out in the morning when I did the litter trays and food and then when I got home I spent a couple of hours with him. After about 5 minutes he...