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Thanks everyone!!! I will ask them and the pest control company. It's a pet friendly apartment, so I'd assume they have to be pet safe

hi! I'm moving to a new apartment complex in less than a month and I was wondering what i should do because they spray for pests! Im worried about my bunny being exposed to the chemicals. but it is a pet friendly apartment, so would they use pet friendly chemicals? Thanks

well i got him a new litter box so no more peeing on the cage floor. but now he only uses one of them! lol. oh well, he loves laying in the other.

Will do. He loves hanging out in them so much, why not I guess lol.

hes is neutered and is 1.5 years old. i guess i will just go get him another one to put in there (the reason i took the old one out was because he ate it lol - it was jut a large shoe box.) but yes, I've only been at it for like 2-3 weeks.

oh yes, they wouldn't ever be alone together. My dog is kenneled when I'm not home and my bunny is in his cage when I'm not home. all i want is for her to not pester him while he's in his cage. Luckily my husky/shepherd/whatever is very well-trained. she's a squirrel crack head, yet because of...

okay, so i put two litter boxes in his cage as someone suggested because he was peeing on both sides of the cage. that worked great, and he only peed in the two boxes. but now when i tried taking one of them out, he still pees on that side. i even cleaned the area with vinegar-water solution )...

thanks for the support and advice guys! Glad to hear some people managed to train their pups, at least now i know it really is possible. I'm sure it will take her a very long time, but I'm definitely committed to getting them to accept each other. i probably won't ever let them alone together...

maybe he wants some new variety? heres a bunch of toys that are good for bunnies! http://www.rabbit.org/faq/sections/toys.html

Hello! I have a husky/shepherd mix that loves to chase squirrels (very high prey drive in general). She is a rescue and was never socialized with small animals until she went to her foster home. There she lived with a cat and was making A LOT of progress (could be in the same room and not chase...

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A guy posted an ad for his bunny on Craigslist. I was thinking about getting it, but he doesn't know what breed it is. I don't want a large breed. He said when he got her (Christmas) she was 3-6 months (so the pet store told them). Any ideas? Hotot maybe?

Yeah, it's definitely an adjustment trying to live with someone else. a single room would be nice. and all the colleges that my friends go to and mine have kitchens... i think its pretty standard? (can't be certain, we might have all just been lucky haha). dining hall food is pretty gross, but...

why would you chose your college based on your rabbits? rabbits aren't going to get you a good job, home, food, or clothing. you should pick a college that is going to give you the best opportunities... not one that lets you live off campus freshman year.

you go to college once in your life, for four to eight years. don't miss out on anything because of your rabbits. you can have them your sophomore year and for the rest of your life. i think its important for people to become involved on campus through clubs or whatever really.(Looks good to be...

thank you for your help. I'm using care fresh litter.I will take out the rest of his litter, and just leave whats in the litter box. And Im just worried he gets lonely because I have class all day, so he can only come out at night and during the weekends ): but he does get to come out for about...

let me add something. DO NOT just live off campus for your rabbits. If you live off campus it is MUCH harder to get involved and make friends. plus its cheaper to live on campus, at least at my university

yes there is bedding all in his cage. Thank you for your help, i will try putting hay in there and putting his poops in there. and thanks for your advice, sure would make my life easier if I don't need to get another! But anything for my bun (:

wow, everyone one on here is already so friendly! thanks for the support (: heres a couple pics of my baby.

yep, I have mine in my dorm. My RA literal doesn't care.. he knows my rabbit is in here hahaha. But dorm rooms are A LOT smaller than you think... make sure you take measurements first and have a place to hide the cage. I disguised mine as a table,but now i lofted my bed so he chills under there...