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Parasites can very well cause bloating, if the parasites are residing in her upper intestines. It's actually one of the major signs of parasitic infection. Bring her to your vet, they'll do a stool float to make sure. If this is fairly recent, your bun should have nothing to worry about :)...

Awesome, then I will start gradually introducing her to greens. I should've gotten the hint that she was yearning for something else, since she literally hopped in my bowl of yogurt and blueberries! Thanks again, tasmin.

Ah sorry, I must've missed that part in your post. Then, I'd say your best bet would be to bring her to the vet. If she's eating fewer pellets, then it's probably because she just doesn't like the new formula, but if she's still eating the same amount of pellets, I'd suggest taking her to the...

Haley, I am so terribly sorry for your loss. It's more than obvious how loved Max was, and I'm sure he knew that. When Weiser died, I felt the same away about not wanting to get attached again. I also didn't want to get a new bunny for a while, because I didn't want to be "replacing" him. Two...

Thanks for the advice! Pip is 14 weeks old, and from what I know, I'm not supposed to start feeding her veggies/fruits until she's about 6 months, but I will definitely do so when the time comes! She has Kaytee Timothy Pellets, Kaytee Timothy Hay, fresh water, and Kaytee Timothy Cubes (as a...

My formal name is Pipper, but my momma calls me Pip, Piperonni, and Pip-pip-hooray!

That's hilarious! What a mischievous little guy.

Your Great Dane's expression in the last picture is priceless.

I would have thought that zooming around the cage meant that she was excited to see you! If she were unhappy about it, I'd expect her to thump.

Yeah, I felt the same way. A lot of people posted on the thread about their experiences with tooth extraction, and I don't recall one reply where their bun had a bad experience. Also, if a rabbit has to undergo multiple tooth clippings because of a dental problem, they run a high risk for stress...

Lindy, I almost posted about your similar situation. Bell and Elton should go into practice together.

Elton is too cute to be real! :) And what a great nurse!

Your buns are so cute! And you're awesome for rescuing the little guy from what could have been an awful situation. Also - my rabbit, Pipper, suffers from Malocclusion, and her top and bottom incisors have to be extracted in about a month. I posted some about it under the Infirmary section...the...

Haha, I'll relay the message to her ;)

Yes, pictures please! It's so funny on her - she looks like a cross-guard with her neon green vest.

Hah, I know how you feel. My mother, though she's an avid animal lover, would've killed me if I brought home a bun that was pregnant! Good luck! I hope this works out for you, your sister, and your mom!

Oh my gosh, HOW CUTE. Overload of cute...too much for me to handle...

Welcome! I recently joined as well, and I'm so happy I did! I've learned so much, as everyone on here is so willing to help and gives great advice.

Hmmm. I know you should start weaning them off of alfalfa hay at around 7 months, since it's so high in calories compared to Timothy, so you'd think it would help your bun gain weight! My vet told us that Pipper was too thin, and that we should feed her as much pellets as she could possibly want...

(Sorry for the large size, I input them from Facebook and I don't know how to resize from there) I harness Pipper when she goes on a hop (not a walk, of course) in the backyard! She loves exploring and has actually made friends with my outside cats (don't worry - I have an eagle eye on them all...