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This happened to me too...started with a dog only ended up with one rabbit because I fell in love with her and no one wanted her due to her matted fur..my boyfriend brought home rabbit number 2 because he adored her...Then I decided I wanted a flemish because they are just so incredible and...

I use care fresh bedding and my bunny was sneezing alot too but I found out it was from the dust from her pellets I took a cup and poked holes in the bottom of it and sift her food before I put it into her bowl it has helped her alot.

I brought home my flemish giant baby Saturday!! She is 5 months old and already large...I am limited on space but I am having difficulty finding a cage that I think will be big enough for her.I need something I can move and clean yet will fit in my living room.What dimensions are your cages if...

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http://www.petco.com/assets/product_images/7/766501005646C.jpg my rabbits will not eat it- it seems more like dried grass than hay... I can't buy anything else for a while any suggestions on how to get them to even nibble at it?

it may sound strange but go with what was suggested about making a loud noise and holding their head down but could you also try a squirt bottle to stop the humping behavior if all else fails get him a teddy bear to direct his actions towards instead of your arm

take a tissue and wipe up some of the urine and put it in the litter box and try putting a bit of hay on top of the litter it may help with the digging.also keep her confined to a small area until she potties only in the litter box then let her out to more bigger areas. Both my rabbits are...

It just means you did something they don't approve of. I get it a lot when I clean out their cage and rearrange it or pick up one of my bunnies and put them down

I grow romaine, parsley, basil and butter crunch lettuce and cut off carrot tops once in a blue moon I slip in a tiny slice of banana or strawberry

Callie was a sleep and she suddenly let out a little scream.She wasn't herself yesterday she sat like a bunnyloaf and didn't leave the cage much she ate fine and pooped fine a little mushy though.I got a new bigger water bottle top that fits on a pop bottle and both my rabbits will not leave it...

One of mine holds her ears like that too.When one is more up I know she is curious about something when its slightly turned to the side she is annoyed and when the one ear that is usually up is turned back I know to leave her alone or get nipped/thumped at. Lops are hard to read body language...

For my two I used a large wire dog crate and divided it in half during the night they slept in this so they could see each other but couldnt touch.During the day I let them roam free and was the squirt bottle queen Cookie got to where all I had to do was move my hand and she would stop her bad...

If you are using pine shavings in the cage it may confuse your bunny as to where the litterbox is and where the living area is..You could take the shavings out of the main part and use them in the litterbox otherwise it will just be confusing as to where to go.Personally I hate pine shavings as...

Not sure if it would be possible or how you have the cage set up but maybe you could use an x-pen and attach it or place it around the cage so she could get some free time out and be able to go back in to the cage on her own or so either of you wouldn't have to chase her around.It is very likely...

Even though she is a lop she seems to always keep one ear up especially if she interested in something then it goes all the way up or if she is annoyed it is slightly back or really mad its most the way turned back and a stern warning to leave her alone.

I got all the mats out of Cookie's fur making this day epic! I rearranged their cage put the water bottle over on the side close to the litterbox to give them more room to stretch out in the cage.I added a fleece piece of fabric to the bottom and Cookie has claimed this for hers.She pushes...

I had thought of trimming it down to match the length of the rest of her fur but it is too cute! Im gonna let it come out on its own

I try to sneak in a few when Cookie snuggles up to my neck while brushing her,Callie is overly friendly and loves to put her nose to my face making it easy to give her a quick kiss before she scampers off(short attention span+ lots of curiosity=busy bunny)

I would think it would be ok as long as it is all natural and doesn't have too many strings attached.

You also take stencils and some paint and do some small designs around the door or trim and also take a disposable cat litter liner(made of cardboard)or a small planter box and plant some bunny safe things in there for them to chew on or dig around and place it on the bottom level to give it an...