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Haha tell that to my grandparents. They don’t believe in taking pets to the vet.

I will certainly get some of that cranberry supplement and give it a shot. She currently gets a little romaine once to twice a week. She drinks form a bowl and I always keep her cage very clean.

First One is before wash and second one is after a wash

I took my female rescue bun coco to the vet a few months ago to get treated for a UTI infection and all went well. Well for the last few days she hasn’t been peeing and pooping in her litter box. I’ve been checking her for the last few days but when I checked her today it was a horror show...

Same litter, same locations, and the litter boxes are meant for large cats so they are pretty big. She just stopped when her and domino moved in full time.

I recently bonded my rabbits. Coco ( female ) and domino ( male ) I have 2 litter boxes for them but coco only poops and pees outside of both litter boxes. She would use the box fine before domino but now she won’t. I’ve tried putting her poop back in the box to encourage her and putting a urine...

For example

They have been together in the dog kennel for a little over a week now, and thighs are going fantastic, but when I let both of them out for run around time domino imedietly becomes terirotial again. In the cage they will lay close to each other, groom eachother, etc, but the moment they are let...

They have been together in the dog kennel for a little over a week now, and thighs are going fantastic, but when I let both of them out for run around time domino imedietly becomes terirotial again. In the cage they will lay close to each other, groom eachother, etc, but the moment they are let...

I have since put them in a smaller pen and the fighting has stopped. They have their moments but domino biting coco is happening less and less in the smaller pen. Yesterday I took them around for a car ride and today I’m going to set them on top of the washer to see if that will boost any...

First 10 minutes in the new small area was rough, but now they are both calm and domino is sitting beside coco.

I will move them inside and restart the bonding process inside. I am going to see how they do in a smaller pen indoors. The problem with inside is domino is free roam most of the day since he loves to run around and play, so indoors I have no neutral teritory for them. Thank you for your advice!

Is this good??

Domino is now grooming coco??? I’m so confused

Nevermind! Domino just bit her again.

It has been a full 40 minutes and domino hasn’t attacked coco. Both of them have kept to themselves.

In the first video domino briefly chases around coco before leaving her alone. In this second video domino is biting coco like usual, and then stops and stays close to her? He hasn’t left her side yet.

Do I have bondable bunnies? I’ve tried the slow method and the fast method! I just took my two buns for a car ride after 3 weeks of being apart with zero contact! I set them in a outside pen ( neither of them have ever been outside before so this is 100% a new natural area ) and domino my male...

I got domino first. He’s been neutered for around 3-4 months. I’ve had coco for around 2 months ish. I adopted domino from a pet store where he was returned and I got coco from someone who didn’t know how to care for rabbits.

for about a month I’ve been Turing to bond my rabbits Coco and Domino. Coco will groom domino, but domino will attack her. He used to leave her alone but as time goes on he will lunge at at her and attack her if given the chance. He is becoming more and more agressive towards her. Coco does not...