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Hey guys, I have a 6 year old broken-orange domestic bunny named Toby (Tobias). I'm look to rehome because I will be moving from Indianapolis to Boston this September and I will not be able to take him with me due to housing arrangements. This is a really tough choice, but I know he'll be...

An old friend of mine contacted me today and is looking to re-home her white mini rex. Her name is Lola and she is 8 months old.

I currently buy hay bales from Crossroads Feed Barn in Brownsburg, but I'm looking to find something closer to where I am (Zionsville, Carmel area). Does anyone know of a good local supplier? I'm having trouble locating a place that'll sell 100% Timothy. The hay bales I get now are a mix and...

Thanks everyone!

I got a large bag of Condensed Pine Pellets from my local feed barn. My question is...are they safe? I've seen mixed opinions about used pine pellets. It's Guardian Horse Bedding, but they said it should do the trick. Opinions?

A 40oz bag of Oxbow hay used to last me about 2 or 3 weeks with two buns. After a while it just got too costly, so I switched to buying hay bales. I bought my first bale this past March and didn't have to buy a new bale until the beginning of June. Granted, I give large quantities throughout the...

From what I've gathered, most fruit-bearing tree wood is safe. Things like cedar shouldn't be used.

Dutch mix, I'm sure. Adorable, though. Love his colors.

I agree that they could be bonded, but I would still keep a close on them. If they are the same sex, things could turn hairy once they reach some sort of sexual maturity. We had our buns in the same cage for the first month or so that we had them, until they decided that they had had enough of...

As others have said, he is still recovering. When I had my two buns neutered, they weren't themselves for several days. It took upwards of a week for them to be comfortable enough to move around again. When it comes to putting them together, I would avoid it. My boys have been neutered for...

Thank you Myia. I figured those were the issues, just needed another opinion.

It could be a false pregnancy, which aren't terribly uncommon from what I've gathered.

Before I had my two buns, I used to burn incense sticks fairly often. Since I've them, though, I haven't burned any for fear of causing them any harm. Does anyone know if burning incense would have any effect on their health? I'm mainly worried about causing respiratory problems.

What you also have to take into consideration that while a rabbit may be fine with the cat and the dog, it may not be okay with another bun. My buns act very calm around our cat, but when together, things can get a little hairy. When I got my two boys fixed, it ended up being about $500. On...

As long as they are kept in a container of some kind and are not exposed to moisture, you shouldn't have to worry about them going bad or anything of that nature.

Oxbow 15/23 is ideal for younger rabbits, Oxbow Adult T is ideal for adult rabbits. So long as you get a pellet that doesn't have seeds or colored bits in it (In other words, PELLETS ONLY), almost any brand should be okay. I buy Oxbow, though.

We used some form of weed-killer on our lawn last month when Spring started in. Of course, it has rained a lot since then, but does that make it safe enough for bunnies? My mom wants them to get some sun, but I don't know how I feel about putting them on a lawn that's been treated. Will it ever...

I brushed Toby earlier today and I swear I could have made two baby buns with the amount of fur I got. Plus, I've been coming home everyday to fur-covered carpet. He looks like he's dropped 20 lbs.

If you have abruptly changed the times in which they are allowed out to play, that could have been what caused the fights. If you allowed them out everyday from 3-10, and then switched that to mornings, it's possible that has thrown them off schedule and could be leading to stress.

The post you saw about the stuffed rabbit was one of desperation. Their bun didn't like any other rabbit. Stuffed rabbits, or any stuffed animals for that matter, could make good toys, though. Getting a second rabbit to bond is a big decision, and it takes time and patience to bond them, but...