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Thank you. The vet I chose is actually on that list, so I have some peace of mind with that. Tipsy has started biting, so it is definitely hormones for her. Hoping this will help, because they look miserable without each other. Separating them is hard on all of us.

I'm convinced. I've made an appointment for her. It was something that needed to happen anyway. I'm just worried about my baby.

Except that Tipsy is not the aggressor. Dmitri goes after her.

Dmitri has been neutered. We want to get Tipsy spayed, but finding a good small animal vet in our area is difficult. After losing Sasha, I'm skittish about losing another bunny. I don't think my heart could take it.

We have two dwarf Holland lops, one male, one female. They are about two months apart in age. We originally got Dmitri and Sasha together, but lost Sasha after two months. We got Tipsy because I read that rabbits need to bond with another rabbit no matter how much their humans love them...

My daughter and I are new bunny owners. We got a sister and brother, Sasha and Dmitri respectively, almost a year ago, and they are Dwarf Holland Lops. We lost Sasha soon after we got her, but I read that bunnies need a bond, so we brought in a new female, Tippens (who we call Tipsy) within a...