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My bun is very active, and loves running around my room and keeping me up some nights being mischievous in his xpen. My room is not completely rabbit proofed, so he needs to have a close watch when he is out. Nothing is dangerous, but he finds some things to chew that he shouldn't. I was...

I used to use plywood covered with a tablecloth and a blanket with the xpen over it. Now I use plastic sheeting over the wood floor with an old blanket over that along with some extra padding. The wood floor doesn't have a scratch!

Thanks for input everyone! I can feel his bones, but there is defiantly some fat and muscle there too. When I took him to the vet last May to get him neutered, they gave him a check up and he was, indeed, healthy. I just wanted to make sure he was still at a healthy weight. He seems very...

I have been giving my rabbit, Ronin, 1/4 c. of Oxbow pellets a day. He gets half in the morning, and half at night. He also gets unlimited grass hay and veggies. Right now he weighs 6 pounds. Since he has a bit of fluff, I have a hard time telling if I am feeding him enough. I can feel his ribs...

My bunny is a good hay eater. He will clean out one of those small hay racks overnight, and makes a mess of my room when he does. I have tried putting hay in a basin for him, and it seems to keep the mess down but then he uses it as a litter box sometimes and soils the hay. What do you do to...

I wrapped a saddle pad (I ride horses) in a fleece blanket. It's under a shelf in his xpen. I find him resting on it quite often. In this summer, I put tiles down on his cage that he lays on to stay cool.

My bun used to live outside, but now he lives in an xpen in my room, where he gets much more attention. He had great litter box habits in his hutch. When I first brought him in, he did pee a couple times out of the box. I ended up getting him neutered because I couldn't let him out without him...

I don't have a/c in my bedroom where my bunny lives, so when it's hot out I turn on a fan. It's small but I point it at a corner in his cage that is tiled. He loves laying on the cool tiles in front of the fan!

I had no idea about the carrot greens! Thanks for letting me know!

I have found that my bunny loves carrot greens. I sometimes make a premade mix of chopped celery (I have heard that they can choke on it if the piece is too large), carrot greens, a mix of lettuces (no iceberg, or course) and if it's on hand I will add a couple chopped baby carrots and cucumber...

I feel like since I started using a bowl, he has been drinking a lot more. I haven't had trouble with it, and it's too big and heavy for him to flip it over.

I will certainly try some of those things! We have untreated apple trees in our yard, and he loves those but I want him to have more variety. And Elmer's glue is safe? I will have to try making those dumbells!

As for the age, my little guy was fixed in may. He is four years old and within two days after surgery he was up and about as normal. His behavior changed for the better, and his litter box training is nearly perfect!

I have a very energetic bunny. He loves sprinting around my room when I let him out of the xpen. I want to make his caged experience better, but when I went to petco most toys for rabbits seemed cheap and I thought that I could do better myself. Have any of you had luck in makIng toys for your...

No, he's the only pet in the room. He hasn't peed outside his box in the last day, so that's good. Thanks everyone!

He is four years old and neutered. I have soaked up his pee with a paper towel and cleaned up the spill. I put the towel in his box. Thanks!

Ronin has always been great about peeing in his litter box but this week he has been peeing outside of it in his xpen at least once a day. I cleaned it but he still peed outside. Nothing has really changed besides the temperature... It has been warmer lately. Is there any reason for this or is...

Ronin loves to explore, but when he is not getting into trouble he enjoys an ear and back rub. He turns into a bunny pancake on the rug and will kick out his back feet. He tolerates being picked up, but won't snuggle when I am holding him.

Yes, I think the lighting was off in those first ones... Thank you!

Did the flash help?