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I like your setup BLUE EYES :)

We hook ourselves with connecting dog playpens here. But rabbits can be clever things at times - putting their nose below them to flip them over. We had to use book weights and cable ties for prevention. I hope my two cents worth advice help..:P

There are many veterinarians here who do neutering but I find most of them know not much of treating them. I normally would go to two places as they charges reasonable rates. Namly Animal Clinic Dr Ling Khoon Hsing Good analysis skills but getting a booking in an emergency need some arm...

Yes, they do love them. But I do have fussy eaters who only stick their neck for APD hay...lol. Those take a little more time to get use to them.

I would be careful spending too much time out in the gardens. I have friends who brought home some ear mites from their garden run. Those nasty things can be tough to get rid off.

Sounded like she is doing well on her own now..:)

she probably not happy with the smoke from the fire...lol

I have seen some plastic litter boxes with small and long steel sheets folded and clamped at the sides to protect them. Do be careful on the edges though.

It is difficult to be pretty sure they are dissolved completed in most cases. Do people in Agriculture Department know this kind of stuffs? Sorry I am a city person who is living in a country without an Agriculture Department...:(

Great to hear good news!.. Keep them coming

I would be careful with the bottles as some rabbits fur do clump in contact with water. Water with urine always bring about urine burns and staining. They may at times bring about fungus or liver problems in prolong cases.

I believed some humping is normal in bonded pairs too. I have not seen much rabbits that hoards their food. But if it is aggressive, i believe you may be having some vet visits due to those fights. But you are not! Do share with us of your feeding habits for your rabbits. Are the poop of...

Cleaning the grass may be a bit of concern. I had a Indian friend who did that. She soak them in antiseptic solution before feeding them to her rabbit. It seems fine to her. But I was shocked by it. I believe there may be residue nitride outside the grass. Nitride content inside the grass may...

Do note that if your rabbit have started on a bowl it is difficult to change it back to the bottle. Both have its own weakness and strength. Bowl + Drink More - Easy to get dirty - Water splashing/toppling of bowl - Unaware how much is consumed Bottle + Contained + Able to monitor water...

It is normal to have some shiny coating around the fresh poop but not too much. It would be a great help if you could take a picture and post it here

Any insect infestation is not good for the rabbit. I too agree we need to keep the place nice & clean. I just can't tolerate flies. Sometimes I poked the vacumn cleaner hose into the air.... chasing flies across my hall with it...:)

You just need to get the gut moving again. Plenty of hay - I am not sure about your place, we still getting APD winter hay (flaky and dry too). ..sigh. Binky keeps throwing them out. I would also want to look at the pellets. I seems to have some small poo problem when I start a new bag. I do...

In Singapore, temperature is humid. We do have flies usually from the little pan. I change them daily to minimize the problem. I used to have them when i was using Breeder Celect. I mop my floors with antiseptic solution. Now my house is free from them :)

I think the idea of having rabbit roaming a small area would helps to minimize your frustration. My Binky gets a 4 feet by 4 feet fence in front of the cage when I am at work or out of the home. When I am at the house, Binky gets to roam around the house. I just road-block some restricted areas...

I have some problem with Binky too sometime ago b'cos of the way i carry. I was bitten a few times. Now Binky has gotten use to me carrying. Most people would be scared of being drawing blood, but i think the glove method is quite good:thumbup. Would spaying helps in the biting and handling?