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I have a three year old female dwarf mix that is spayed. She often makes a strange sounds that sounds kind of like grunting. I've noticed sometimes it's because she's annoyed but sometimes she does it whenever i try to play with her or change her water and she's close to me and she might turn to...

if you know what treat is her favorite you could make your partner stop giving the bun that treat and just be the one to give it to them xD sometimes bonding with a bunny can take a while, it just takes patience. Its important that if your bunny seems very nervous around you that you do...

my bun does this too. it looks to me like its just her breathing that makes her head moves up and down because she kind of rests her head on her chest when she is in this position

you need to get her spayed before letting them interact. however as long as they are separated you can keep them in the same area. male and females do pretty well together as long as they are spayed and neutered

my bunny likes it when i freeze two water bottles and place them together with a little space in between and then i put a towel or a blanket over it and she'll lay in between the bottles. you could also make bunny popsicles by blending some fruits or veggies together and freezing them in an ice...

my bun does this too. for her it seems to be like it makes her feels secure because picking her up makes her nervous so i try not to do it often unless necessary

Hi everyone! I'm new to rabbits online and I just wanted to introduce myself and my bun and hopefully get to know some other people. My bunny's name is Phoebe and she is a 3 year old dwarf mix. I adopted her about a month ago from a rabbit rescue center. She's the first rabbit I've ever owned...

It would be best to see a vet as soon as possible, but I wouldn't think of it as an emergency. Give your bun a few days to de-stress and then talk to the vet and see what they can do. however if your bun seems to be in pain or anything out of the norm, then it would be best to see the vet...