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If she's not spayed then that would explain the chunks of fur. Unspayed rabbits pull out their own fur when they're in heat and nesting. If you brush her be very gentle. Their fur is very delicate and pulls out easily. Rabbits can usually manage their own coats very well. However, if her fur's...

Personally, I use small animal paper pellet litter purchased from Petco for my rabbit. I only have to change it once a month. It's super absorbent and leaves absolutely no odor. It's also non dusty and my bunny seems to like it. I highly recommend it. When I first got my rabbit I tried every...

Thanks a lot! Those are great tips and I'm gonna try them for sure. Hopefully with some more practice I'll be able to pick up Sidney now. :)

My bunny was brought home when she was 8 weeks, she's 5 months now, and still won't let me pick her up. She's very sweet and loves being pet, but will blinky and move very quickly if I try to first support her underneath and pick her up (even if she's very calm)! I've watched about a dozen...

Hi, well it's better to be on the safe side. However, in my experience I haven't had any problems with towels. I just make sure to wash them with an all natural wash that has no chemicals. Where have you heard of a towel being harmful? As long as they're not chewing/ingesting it, it should be...

Bedding- I keep a medium size towel ( The size for hair drying) in her cage to give her an option. As far as toys- There are some good ones on Petco's site. Look for the small animal/rabbit toys with the highest ratings. My rabbit loves her hanging wood chew (the one you'll see on the site...

I kiss mine, but mainly dry kisses. :)

I completely agree with the above Posts :) Yeah, you have nothing to worry about, take your time. Do it right :) In the end it'll be better for you and your bunny(s)

Oh ok, great :) Well in my experience, for about the first week my bunny would run from me. For a couple of days, it's best to just sit on the floor around her (for an hour or so), and let her sniff you, without trying to reach out and touch her. Do this for a couple of days. Have hay ready...

I would definitely recommend waiting and bonding with your bunny first before bringing a new one home. They tend to bond better with opposite sex. Also, bunnies can be just as happy on their own, as with a buddy. If you are gonna adopt another bunny definitely wait a few weeks first at least...

Has she ate anything since you've had her!? Mine didn't care for me for the first couple of weeks either, that's normal. I can tell you some things I did to bond with my bunny, but first has she had anything to eat since you've got her!? I'm not trying to scare you, but this could be major...

Thank you everyone for your replies and advice, all of it was really good information and helpful! I ended up crushing up about a teaspoon of her pellets, favorite hay, and oats. I gave her a couple of bites to try, she liked it. So, I mixed in about a half a teaspoon with her 2, 1/3 cup pellet...

Hi, I got my new baby female Lionhead 2 weeks ago, and she is now 10 weeks. For the first week I only fed her the pellets she came with (Templeton), and hay. The second week I tried mixing in 1/2 Oxford bunny basics, and she would sniff them try a pellet or two, and then not eat them. I then...