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Hi! My partner and I are thinking about accepting job offers in Thailand, which would mean leaving our amazing bun Clive here. I absolutely adore him and cannot bear to rehome him, so instead I'm looking for a foster arrangement. He is an actual angel bunny, so well-behaved and so loving...

Final thing sorry, forgot to ask which part of London you're based in?

That looks like a great space! Your bunnies are very lucky to have such a caring owner. Clivey basically sleeps all day and is active from about 7pm, so the set up might not be the best for him but I will definitely keep you in mind! Thanks again ❤

I've also just googled where Dorking is (sorry!!) and it's very near my sister - she currently lives in Esher and has just bought a house in Cobham! Could work well!

So kind of you - thank you!

Hi Eden! That all sounds lovely and I'm sure you would be a great fosterer. Can I ask; 1- what space in the house would he be able to have? Are there people around much to keep him company? He's a single bun so he's very reliant on human interaction. He gets very attached to people! and 2- He...

Yes we are! Things are looking a bit iffy with the move at the moment (bloody Covid!) but we are pressing along currently. Might you be suitable? I also see you're based in Surrey - my sister (the preggo one!) lives in Esher so that could work well for visiting when I'm in the UK ❤

Thanks so much for the offer! I'm sure you would be a lovely fosterer but I want him to be inside a home as he's a single bun. Do you have any space inside where he would be around people? Thanks! ❤

Good idea about the FB groups - thanks! I considered a boarding place but would want for him to be part of a family as he's a single bun! Thanks ❤

Aww, yeh I think it would be too hard on them both to separate! Thanks so much for getting in touch though ❤️

He is super chilled and has got on with all other animals he’s met - dogs, guinea pigs. He’s also neutered obviously. I would be a bit concerned about him becoming bonded though- wouldn’t want him heartbroken when he comes back to us! Do you mean living together or just in close proximity...

If anyone else reads this in the future, we managed to clear Clive’s infection by using the Chloramphenicol 0.5 eye drops in BOTH eyes for 3 weeks. He stopped showing symptoms altogether after 2 weeks and I continued for another week to be sure it was gone. We’re now 2 months down the line and...

Hi there, My partner and I are moving to Thailand for work in August (hopefully!). The contract is 2 years maximum, but we could be home sooner. We need an amazing foster home for our little boy Clive. He’s a free-roam indoor mini lop bunny. Super well behaved, litter trained and loving (he...

Thanks so much for your response- it is so encouraging to read that you managed to find something which has worked. I will be calling my vet in the morning to ask to try azithromycin. I really appreciate it x

Hi all, I’ve had my boy for one year. He is a rescue and I don’t know how old he is. He came to me with a weepy left eye. I took him to the vet straight away and was given Isathal drops. This cleared it up for a while. A few months later it returned but now in his right eye and vet gave...

p.s his coat looks fine, he's just molting his undercoat a little. Food wise, he needs unlimited hay or grass and then veggies like carrot tops or dark lettuce every day. He can have kale and spinach a few times a week but not every day as they're high in calcium :)

It can take up to 6 weeks for the spraying to stop. Don't worry about the behaviour changes - my boy was the same for weeks after being neutered but returned to his lovely sweet self about 8 weeks later. X

Hey, So I’m on holiday at the moment in Folegandros, a tiny tiny island in Greece. Yesterday I stumbled across a rabbit being kept in a tiny wire cage on the street (outside somebody’s house). In the cage also lives a chicken.... yeh. I got super upset and my initial thought was “I need to save...

Best thing I’ve found... spraying perfume!! My boy won’t go near anything after I’ve given it a spritz x

Don’t be so hard on yourself- rabbit bites can really really hurt and the shock of it is what caused you to react. As you said, he’s absolutely fine, and I’m sure you’ll forgive each other in a few days. Bonded bunnies have fights and then love each other again the next day!!