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So Ollie, my 7 month old rabbit, has apparently became an escape artist. This morning, the top of his cage was knocked off, and he was hopping around on the ground. Obviously I do need to take care of this, by adding zip ties to the cage. However, it was just brought to my attention that there...

Ollie is doing well! He's getting the hang of how to walk on the harness but for the most part I just let him hop on his own.

My 5 1/2 month old Lionhead Ollie!

So I'm hopefully getting my 5 1/2 month old Lionhead neutered in a few weeks, and a month after I do so, I'd like to get another rabbit so he can have a companion. Any tips for bonding rabbits? Would a spayed female be a good idea or no? I've never bonded a rabbit before, so help is...

I'm betting he is not eating cause it's harder to get the hay standing on his back legs. I've lowered the hay rack, and currently he is eating from hand. His foot does seem better as he's hopping around in his cage a bit. Couldn't get to the vet today so I'm hoping to be able to bring him to...

My Lionhead is hitting puberty age and he is being lovely as always! I've found make rabbits make better pets if they're not fixed, as mine is not. Females can get aggressive though, in general.

I'm Madison, I'm 14 and I live in Wisconsin. I first got into rabbits when I was around 10 years old. I saw a free rabbit online, and I've always loved rabbits, so I convinced my parents into letting me get her. She was an unsociable at least 5 year old Lionhead doe. Despite that, I loved her...

One rabbit and one cat!

This was my first rabbit Delilah, she was a Lionhead This is my current rabbit, Oliver, aka Ollie. He is also a Lionhead, but is only 5 1/2 months old. The last photo is him before I gave him a hair cut! So fluffy!

Lionheads are a newer breed, so not everyone breeds them for temperament. I've had two, one of which I currently still have. Delilah, my past rabbit, was an older doe, shy, not social, and nippy. She did occasionally come over to me though. She had no interest in her surroundings. Unfortunately...

He has not gone to the bathroom since I left the house around 9 this morning. Also most of his hay is still there. Looks like it's time for a vet visit...

Ollie has drank water, eaten pellet food, and gone to the bathroom as much as normal overnight, but he has not eaten much hay. I'll most likely have an appointment scheduled for tomorrow, but if not then, Tuesday. He does not appear to need to see an emergency vet at this point, but if he does...

Okay, I currently have a towel in his favorite corner to make it a little more comfortable for him. He is not grinding his teeth at the moment, but I'll make sure to watch for if he does. Thanks so much, everyone.

Ollie is a young sable point Lionhead buck. He loves hay, mangoes, and going outside! He also likes to check out the house. He's a shy, one person rabbit, but is an amazing fluffy companion.

Currently trying to find a rabbit savvy vet in the south east WI area. I know that the house rabbit website does have some vets listed, but I'd like to have recommendations just to make sure they're good, if that makes sense. Thanks!

As far as I can tell there's no missing hair, swelling, or deformity. What I'm guessing is that he kicked his feet at the side of his cage and got a foot caught. If so, I'm hoping its only a broken nail. As I just mentioned, he doesn't drag his paw or hold it completely up, but he doesn't put...

Thanks, I'm currently keeping him in his cage so he doesn't make it worse. Im hoping its just a broken nail, but I'll look again tomorrow morning. As of now he's still eating, drinking, and all fine. He does not want to put much weight on his paw however. From what I can tell there's no blood...

My rabbit Ollie is limping in his rear right leg, and I don't know what he did. He might have just broken a toenail, (I looked at some information on the house rabbit website), but it's also possible he dislocated something. I'm going to try checking his paw again tomorrow morning, but he...