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Hello, I have a bun whose around 4 months old and is pooping a lot like a healthy rabbit should. Right now, he has this box at the left side of his cage which contains his food bowl/water bowl and tons of shredded paper. I read somewhere that bunnies like to poop while they eat so his eating...

zzz zzzz. My bunziezz binkziez when I let him out of his cage and gets on the carpet. He goezzz craziesz and startz runningz up and downz the stairzz and binkyz lotz.

Sorry, it won't allow me to edit the picture to make it smaller. The neighbors actually came to my house today and told me that they were expecting the rabbits. They didn't anticipate that she would have them in my yard, though. So we've agreed to try and catch all 4 of them and bring them...

hi, so I made a post here a few months ago about how my neighbors rabbits were being neglected and coming into my backyard. I initially planned to keep them for myself but I spoke with the neighbors and they promised to take better care of them. Anyways, I still allowed them to come over and I...

So do you suggest catching them as in putting them in a cage? They're not exactly groomed either so I can't take them inside yet. I know bunnies are supposed to have really good hygiene but I couldn't help but notice the thick slick of mud under their feet. :P So now I know that I'll have to...

I'd like to keep them inside but it doesn't seem like they'll do too well inside. They're very active rabbits. That seems like a good idea though! Should I take the yanking of the food out of my hand a sign of fear? Like perhaps the white rabbit does not like me at all but is just extremely...

So, long story.. My neighbors got a couple pet rabbits about 3 months ago that eventually found a way into my backyard. They would often make visits and I would feed them with whatever I could, bananas, carrots, etc. Was thinking about keeping them since the neighbors didn't take good care...