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Hi, Bit of background, 9 year old Lop. Very healthy, up to date with checks and vaccinations, lives indoors. About 2 months ago we noticed he was snoring very loudly, and became really lethargic. We took him to the vet and he was prescribed a course of antibiotics for a respiratory infection. It...

Now you've explained it, it does ring a bell! Thanks for that, we will try it this weekend. The vet said she had given him a pretty decent war wound but that he was completely fine so that's a relief. With us they are so lovely and friendly I really hope we can get it work out!

Stevesmum- haven't tried a car ride, do you mean have them both together in a carrier with someone holding it and talking to them? Has this worked for you?

They first met in neutral territory and after that went well we put them together in the hutch ( it's indoors) so it was open and they ran around the living room. As they have since been so difficult we have gone back to only putting them together in neutral places

Yes , our boy before he we got his first mate, and our new girl when she was very young and still with the rescue centre

Hi all, looking for some advice. We have a male lop 4 yrs ( rescue) when he was approx 8months we got him a female companion ( rescue) same age. They instantly bonded and have lived very happily for last 3 years ( although she has had lots of health problems ). A few weeks ago very sadly for us...

Thank you! I will try that, to be honest sometimes owl resists being picke up but most of the time he is very cuddly, I had hoped poppy might learn from him!

Hi, I am after a bit of advice about both of my bunnies. We had owl ( a dwarf lop) since he was 3 months old ( now 18 months) and he is very tame and playful and adventurous. SinceI becamepregnant he has been getting more agressive with me and has given me some nasty nips, he has always had a...