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My buns and I have made the move to Manhattan. Their attitudes are fitting in well.

I never updated! Miss Lucy needs to be spayed still. She is healthy and has no signs of cancer etc. When we took the girls to the vet Penny our lop who was "spayed" was not. Bonus, she had uterine cancer. It cost $600, so our healthy Lucy will have have to wait until January when I have vacation...

Hi there! It's been a long time since I have been on here. My buns and I have become city dwellers in NYC. They both have their own rooms because one is still not spayed. While perhaps its an exaggeration to say "they have no toys" I think they believe that is the case. Point is, they're...

Late reply...but she is fine and well. Although, she wasn't very happy with me for 24 hours.

Hello all. It's been a while. So today I was cutting Penny's nails (the lop) and she jerked and I hit her quick. Her foot bled and i applied the blood stopper. I also cleaned it off with non-scented soap and warm water. She seems fine eating and drinking just kind of unhappy with me. :dunno...

Q-tip, I love the idea of putting pieces that are below my standards in my parents shoes. They keep my hay on the hardwood floor, the trick is to drag it across the room to the carpet! Much better traction when you're throwing the box in the air.

The vet does work with three bunnies rescue, do you know her username? this spay is going to burn a hole in my wallet ($400+) but Lucy seems so miserable ever since her hormones set in. Im still extremely scared about the spay. :panic:

Great idea ill put that On My list of questions for the vet!

I will pay anything to make her feel comfortable. Should I keep her cage cleaned as in no droppings etc everyday? She is going to hate being locked in the cage as she is free range. I feel bad for the poor little girl :(

So I finally got the strength to make the appointment for Lucy (about a year old) to get spayed by a vet who specializes with rabbits And works with a rabbit rescue in the area. The appointment is next week. I'm terrified. Any advice for after the spay? :nerves1 I've always had males that...

Mom thought it was 'cute' to buy a tidy feeder as a treat for my carpet area today. I'll show her tidy. Heh, humans always trying to ruin the fun of hay. -penny, the bun who refuses to stay 'tidy' as the box suggests. Anyways that was exhausting dragging that off what it was attached to so...

M girls are free range in their own areas with both carpet/mats/hardwood floor. I Vacuum about three times a week...unless penny has a festival with her hay while I'm at work. Wet swiffer the floor once to twice a week. The dusting.....everyday when they shed? Litter/cage clean is once a week...

I was thinking I'd probably have to get the larger one for the hay. Do they do well with hair pick up?

My ladies are free range with their own cages as a litter box that's always open. So they like to drag all their hay food etc out into their areas and frolick around with it. Is cute to watch, not so fun to clean. The only time they are in their caged "locked" is the five minutes I vacuum and...

So the regular vacuum isn't cutting it, and I live in a world of hay (as we all do). I'm sick of unclogging the vacuum. Any vacuums or shop-vacs that have worked best for you? *sidenote - it would be great if I could get it at Lowes home improvement since I have someone who will get me a...

Purina is not a very good brand for any animal food. It's like the bottom of the line for dog food at this point. I don't know much about the rabbit food, but I imagine its on the level of kaytee minus the seeds/sugary cereal.

I do a mix of care fresh on top of yesterday's news. It keeps the smell virtually non existent

She seems fine, just a slight panic i had. She's eaten her daily ton of hay so I think she's good. :bunnydance:

Hi guys, So my significant other spilt over a beer in penny's area. We cleaned it thoroughly but she licked up a tiny bit while we we in the midst of catching the stupid bottle. I'm keeping a close eye on her right now. She seems completely fine. She did not lick more than 15 seconds and...

She is slowly putting on weight from when I rescued her. She has no digestive issues so that's a plus. I will/can ask the vet about spay/neuter, allegedly she is spayed according to the vet who tends to petco Animals in my area (I work there and saved her from there where someone who found her...