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Ape337 wrote: Thank you:inlove:

Footfoot chins the bristle ball too, but hardly plays with it. He plays with the little rattle balls more often. His favorite is the slim cat food dispenser, because he gets healthy treats by playing with it. Yuna doesn't care about the toys.

Hi everyone! Last night, I checked if I was allergic to Timothy hay by handling and smelling it. It was negative. Next, I did the same thing with orchard grass. I didn't get allergies either. I stayed near the cage for about 30 mins and my allergies flared up again. I really think it is the pee...

Footfoot is already fixed. I got him fixed 3 weeks ago.

I made their cage smaller to help with litter training. So far, their cage is clean and they poo and pee in the big litter box with high edges. I hope this set up will work better. My beautiful Footfoot My beautiful Yuna They've been out of their cage for an hour now. So...

How do you guys know that you were allergic to the timothy grass? I touch the hay with bare hands but I dont get itchy. My allergies get worse when I clean the cage and there was so much pee and poop on the mats. That's why I think it is the pee that gives me allergies.

So here's what happened today. I think my tray idea covered with a snug garbage bag ( dont worry, my bunnies dont chew on the bag)is working for me. It was still so messy, but the area is smaller and they usually rest on the 2nd floor. The floor was the only part that was dirty with pee and poo...

I wear gloves and mask everytime I clean their cage, or put hay etc. It gets worse when they make such a huge mess (pee or poo everywhere in their huge cage), that is why I think it could be the pee. My husband and I are getting rid of the interlocking mats, tarp and NIC set up right now, while...

I also have 2 1/2 bags of Timothy, a bag of meadow grass, Timothy pellets and alfalfa pellets.

Before I start, I just want everyone to know that I LOVE my bunnies soooo much. I am crying and bawling right now. I just cannot keep them anymore as I am getting allergic more and more each day. I might be allergic to their pee, I think. I get itchy rashes all over my body, including my scalp...

I'm not sure if he fell off her because they were in Yuna's small cage when I found them. I was having a hard time separating them.

They were separated before. But one time, my son let them out and they did it once and we shooed them away.

How do I know if it is molting? It only happens about once a week. His skin and fur looks healthy. He eats and poops normally.

I noticed that Yuna is always resting. She doesn't run around as much as Footfoot. She's always lying on her side. I also observed her belly. Aside from moving from breathing, I think I can see it rippling. She eats and poops. She doesn't eat as much veggies anymore, but eats a lot of hay. What...

I noticed that Footfoot sometimes have patches of fur shedding from him. Is he sick? Here is a pic of the fur.

My kids with our bunbuns My 5 year old Marcus with Yuna My 3 year old Cris with Footfoot

Welcome!!! Please post pics of Herbert :)

Lapaki, you are so lucky!!!! Your bunny is a free roamer. I can't do that with my two yet. They are not litter trained in their cage. My dream for my two bunbuns is to free roam the house too. :pray:

One night my 3 year old went to my room and told me that Yuna was upstairs at 3 am! It turned out my 5 year old opened the cage while we were all upstairs and ready to sleep. He said he closed it though. I took Yuna to her cage again and found the cage wide open. Footfoot was out too and there...

The breeder was selling the 2 rabbits for $25. He said he usually sells baby bunnies for $20 each, but my rabbits were already 6 months when we got them. My husband paid $40 for both bunnies. He felt bad for the other bunnies in the farm.