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The hay really bothers my allergies too, so I know how you feel. I'm not sure if this is much help, but I've found to be better when using mostly Oxbow oat hay. You could give this hay a try (if you haven't already) as your supplemental hay, as you described. Good Luck with finding a happy...

I use Yesterday's News Cat Litter. It's recycled newspapers put into pellet form. I pay $14.99 for 30 lbs, I only have one bunny and it lasts 2-3 months. It's scoop-able too.

My bunny loves red clover especially the flower! I pick it and feed it to him all summer, no problems here.

Just to update... I took Miffy to the vet today. His pooping and eating has returned to normal, but I needed to get the worms checked out. She gave him a dose of Strongid for the pinworms and he will need one more dose in 2 weeks. She said I did everything right to take care of him while he...

I've been using a little brush meant for a cat. It's the type with the wire bristles that look kind of painful (sort of like pins almost), but my bunny loves being brushed and it collects tons of fur. I was hesitant to get this type cause of the way it looks, but it works so well and he loves...

quite a few of the veggies listed in the leafy greens II section are within a bag of mixed greens from the bagged salad section of the grocery store. My bunny loves cilantro and dandelion greens. Cilantro should be easy to find in the herb section. Dandelion greens are super cheap and are...

Tonight, he has completely returned to normal. Eatting ravenously and pooping normally. Except now I think I've found what was wrong with him. There are pinworms in his poop! He is an indoor rabbit, not exposed to any other animals, although I do occasionally take him outside to run...

that's great to hear, thanks a lot. How much of the baby aspirin is appropriate for a holland lop approx. 4 lbs.? I wanted to give him pain meds but was unsure what to give and how much.

Thanks everyone for the care about my bunny. He is doing much better, although I wouldn't say perfect. He has eaten some pellets, lots of hay and veggies (parsley, dandelions, and blackberry leaves). He is pooping, although still slightly smaller than usual, but not like they were. I have...

Thanks for the help, btw... I appreciate the replies

I have been able to get him to eat some clovers and dandelion greens from my yard (which he always loves) and some oxbow botanical hay, but he still hasn't ate any pellets (which he normally devours). I syringe fed him critical care and picked up the oxbow papaya enzyme, but he won't eat it. I...

I doubt I'll be much help, but my rabbit normally drips the juices of the veggies he's eating (if it's a wet type of veggie), just always thought it was normal.

Hi, I have a 1 year old (approximately) black, male (unneutered), holland lop. He is normally very spunky and a very good eatter. He eats 1/8 cup oxbow timothy hay pellets, about 2 cups veggies, and lots of oat and timothy hay daily. Two nights ago we had a bad thunderstorm all night and...

Definitely not true. My lop bunny comes running when you call his name or ask if he wants a raisin or just hears the rustle of a bag (he loves junk food) :biggrin2:

My bunny has a bi-level super pet cage that's left open all day with free roam of the bathroom (that's fairly large). He's allowed out when he is being strictly supervised due to the mass destruction of chewing he's done to my house. I love him, but he loves chewing wires more, unfortunately.

Rabbits can be raised for many reasons. Taking a child's pet rabbit and making them turn it into dinner, is very wrong. Taking a rabbit that was meant for meat and making it dinner, is not wrong. Change is definitely good when it improves people's lives, but tradition is good as well.

I was having the same problem with my bunny. I cleaned the couch really well with a carpet cleaner with pet odor remover cleaner to get his scent out. Next, he wasn't allowed on the couch for a few weeks, every time he jumped on it, I would say "NO!" and put him on the floor. After a few weeks...

Yeah, my male holland lop has a teeny tiny noticeable dewlap when he's layed out and relaxing, nothing very big but still cute.

I use the four paws ferret harness on my holland lop, if I try to put it on when he's not in his cage he freaks out. I've learned that if I put it on very slowly while he's in his cage then hes fine with it, and he loves going outside so he soon forgets its on anyway. I dont really recommend...

My rabbit loves to lick everyone too, especially the face, definitely normal. My 4 year old son and rabbit get along really well. Just supervise your kids interactions with him and I bet he'll warm up to them soon. My son and rabbit now play a game my son named "catch the bun", he basically gets...