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katnanw wrote: i know how you mean money is tight here too idk what to suggest hun looks like most rabbits do this! must be a rabbit thing :biggrin:

Lanfam5 wrote: that is great news :) can i ask where they originally came from for his nails to be in that state? :( glad they are all healthy and happy!

dying her pink..erm she isn't a piece of hair extension! this pisses me off poor little thing :( hope she's okay she must be terrified!

mine do this too :s well they mainly put their food and hay into their bowl lol idk why! have your buns got a place they usually go potty? like a corner they do it in with sawdust or maybe a litter box? if not this could be why but if they do have one maybe there are just pushing their cage...

this is the wrong place to post as it is about blogging your day to day life/rabbit life but rabbit urine comes in many different colours and textures so try not to worry :) just make sure he is eating normally and drinking enough water! :biggrin:

I_heart_Fraggles wrote: gave him another one of his little treats with it on top and he gobbled it all up :) it doesn't say how much to give him though :S so i put about 4 drops on to cover the treat.. this can't kill him can it? the wrong amount? oh god i'm worrying now!

great help, thanks a lot! :) i already gave him 2 chunks of carrot today as it's all he seems to be willing to eat, and i don't have any apple sauce. could i give him ANOTHER piece of carrot or ANOTHER treat and put his med on top or would that be treat overload?

so the vet has gave me some pain medication and also a syringe for it. my lil man is a fiesty one and doesn't take kindly to being put on his back at all. the vet didn't handle him at all well yesterday so i'm worried i will re-traumatize him by putting him on his back. how can i put the syringe...

omg the last pic of them laying together is sooo cute they look all innocent don't they :innocent

the fact she knew she had a mummy who would take care of her and a safe home is probably what kept that little one going strong! what an absolute beauty she is lovely hun

he's home :) in his cage in my bedroom now with a blanket covering his cage. he seems very confused but is letting me pet him. he hasn't drank any water as of yet..he has pood but they are jet black and a bit wet looking. the vet said he ate some grass after op, but he hasn't yet ate anything...

your bunny is so adorable hunni i bet she is so happy to have a lovely bunmum like you

okay so i thought i'd start a little blog because i can't get enough of talking about my buns and talking in general : ) so my little maisy baby is now at the vets getting his snip :( he was absolutely terrified and i felt sick to my stomach watching him. the vet was holding him wrong, she...

omg his little face in that last photo haha aw bless his heart!! maisy humps rosies head too which i've always found strange but apparently it's a dominance thing if they use the wrong end. maybe he's showing it who is boss! you go buster!!!!! cheeky little bugger :biggrin2:

buster2369 wrote: oh i know the feeling. my mum pesters me about getting rid of the rabbits all the time cos apparently 'they make too much mess' she is more of a rat person ahhh you should get him a little cuddly bunny plush to curl up with! i'm sure he'd love it :) mine have cuddly toys...

OneTwoThree wrote: very helpful!! thanks a bunch :) i find it funny how they reffered to rabbits not eating in 24 hours as anorexia :P

buster2369 wrote: omg ha he sounds like the perfect bun! you are soo lucky! no chewing, laying in bed with you, waking you up when he needs ya how adorable :innocent you ever thought of getting him a wifebun?

welcome to the forum!! i have been on many bunny forums and this is by far the friendliest one :) i've only been on a few days too and everyone has answered so many questions and made me feel so welcome :biggrin2: ps please post pictures of the little one when you get him/her!

LakeCondo wrote: that is a great idea! thanks so much :) i think i may keep them in their own seperate cages even when reuinted as they both love their cages and are very territorial over their own space :)

OneTwoThree wrote: well whenever we go to put maisy in his cage he bites our arm and then literally leaps out of our hands as soon as we put him above his cage to put him in!!. then when i put his food and water in he runs at me, growls and stomps! haha he is such a little unique moody...