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Okay, thank you so much!

So I'm painting my room with a water based paint. The fumes are strong but there's no toxins in it since it's water based I think. Will my bunny be okay breathing it in? Thank you.

I was looking up Sore Hocks. That possibly could be it. He mostly lives on blankets. A pretty soft surface because I refused to let him on the wired ground. I'll find out what it is soon.

So, letting my bunny run outside for a bit, I noticed a red circle on his right leg (Kind of like the heel area). Getting pretty concerned, I took a closer look at it. It was a circular gash on his heel. Most fur was covering the actually enhanced features, but other than that I could conclude...

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Alright, I'm buying as a larger cage with tons of toys and stuff to go along with it. And, I'm also wondering if I should change his diet a bit from the normal pellets and hay I've been giving him. He's had a few veggies mainly a bit of baby spinach and parsley. Are there any types of veggies...

The yellow is just a representation of where his eyes are.

This is kind of scaring me. I was feeling around this general area, In the picture (Sorry it sucks) The two red ovals are what I'm talking about. If you feel on your bunny, you would understand what I'm talking about. The bone on the right feels indented while the left seems perfectly fine...

Nevermind, I know what I'm doing. I'm purchasing the cage. Selling my old one. Boom, buy a new rabbit.

Just make sure whatever you do, if you're going to have your female with another bun, make sure they're both fixed. Also, make sure they properly greet. Have them both in cages close to each other then slowly introduce them with your supervision. This rabbit stuff is a lot of work and research...

Alright, calling my decision makers. Can yall suggest what I should do first? I have 80$ USD So, Ash is lonely, I want to get him a friend. (55$) And keep the unsafe cage he is currently living in. When unsafe, I don't mean he could die. But he chews off the wood, and I'm afraid it's giving him...

No worries, I thought Ash was a female until I fully checked then immediately got him fixed. Anyways, before putting them in the same enclosure again make sure both are fixed. Not just the male or not just the female. If one is fixed the other will be very territorial, get into fights, and other...

Well, before introducing two of the opposite genders, you need to have them spayed/neutered. If not, it could result in accidental babies. And, without properly introducing them without them being spayed or neutered, their hormones are super high, so fighting is likely to occur. I don't know if...

Thank you all for answering! Even if my bun tries to hop out, he will be stuck in my bunny proof room. I found another, taller one. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000H91R92/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 Would this work as well?

Yes, Ash is fixed.

Hmm, it could be various things. I'm not too sure exactly. It could be dried blood, juices, urine. Anything. If it's really concerning you, ask your personal vet who operated on your bun. I don't think it's anything to get to worry about. My rabbit has a bit of crusty fur random places. It...

I feed Ash Kaytee. He likes it. Only thing is, I purchased a bag that had paper thin 1-inch hay in it. Very disappointing and he didn't like it. I've heard Kaytee's rat food has killed them. I'm trying to stay away from Kaytee now since I heard this. If it kills rats? What could it do to...

So, I decided to get Ash a new cage because he chews on the one I made. He chews the wood, and I'm afraid they are giving him splinters and can give him splinters. Ash is still a small boy, only 1 year and a few months. And I'm also buying him a playmate (spayed female). Here is something I...

Like I said, I will hopefully rehome Ash to a more stabilized social environment. Then I will go from there.

Okay, thanks for all the input guys. I will hopefully rehome Ash to a more stabilized social environment. Then I will go from there.