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I currently have a hay feeder/food dish combo I bought from PetSmart years ago for starters. However the back of the hay feeder portion is not tall enough and I find much of the hay falls out the cage and get dragged all around my house. My vacuum cleaner and feet would appreciate some relief...

Hello, I'm wondering if there are any rabbit safe deodorizers and cage cleaning products that work well for you. I am specifically looking for one deodorizer (something along the lines of Febreze thats not harmful to their lungs) and one cage cleaner for the litter box. Thanks! :bunny19

Heres the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ibtn1VxRscI

I've had my new bunny now for about a week. He's been peeing on the floor and on our couch quite a bit. There is one spot in particular that he likes to mark, so I tried putting down a litter box in that corner. Unfortunately, he will pee right next to it and hop in there and dig around like...

I live closer to the cities and was wondering where everyone likes to buy their supplies? Places like PetSmart, PetCo, and Chuck and Dons are so limited. Do you buy online, know of any hobby shops, or stick to the regular places listed above?

Fur: Very short, thick, and coarse to the touch (silvery in color) Weight: 5.1 pounds (full grown) Ears: Upright and very tall No pronounced dewlap Muscular feel to him Guesses: a mini rex or silver mix? (for pics see attachments)

I own a 1 year old female un-spayed bun. She is very affectionate and loving, however, out of nowhere she has started humping and pooping, and now even peeing... on me... and near anything I've been wearing like my shoes. Is there any way to cure or reduce this behavior or do I absolutely need...

The previous owner wasn't even feeding her hay and as a result she won't eat it! I've tried leaving only hay in her cage, I've mixed it with her food, and now I'm looking for chewing alternatives. It's easy to find fibrous foods to give her in place of the hay's fiber, but what about wearing...

I recently adopted a cat a few months back and I more recently adopted a bunny. The bunny is used to cats and like to cuddle and play with them. My cat, however, is TERRIFIED of my bunny. She runs away any time the bunny comes playfully running up to her. She also walks cautiously around the...

I ask because I'm thinking about adopting a 1-year-old female Lop-Eared bunny here soon that is not spayed. I've heard there can be temperament issues. Has this been the case for anyone? I know their risk of cancer is much higher, but I've also read that after reaching the age of 1 if they...