Search results

My cats and rabbit are very comfortable with each other now. They hang out, sit next to each other sometimes, and now I caught my cat using the rabbit litter. The cat litter is downstairs. The rabbit lives in two rooms upstairs. I guess the cat didn't feel like walking all the way down the...

I finally got up the courage to trim Marlowe’s nails myself! I watched several videos- one was iffy since all the others said not to put the rabbit on its back since that’s not really as calming as it looks. Marlowe was not happy with me but accepted the strawberry top after a bit anyway.

So for the first time since I got Marlowe, I’ll be on vacation. My brother is going to come in once a day to give him food and check his water, etc. And I guess that’s okay since I rescued him from being alone with no one checking on him or feeding him for days on end. And he’s got a room to...

I’ve had Marlow for over a year now and in that time he’s had the upstairs to himself. I have a series of gates to keep the dogs downstairs and until recently the cats couldn’t get over or through them either. However, one has apparently done some strength training during this time and now she...

My husband brought home a Christmas gift for Marlowe. He was so excited about it but I’m not sure if it’s good for the rabbit. It’s an edible log hideaway by Wild Harvest - it’s made of pine wood shavings, alfalfa, cassava starch and honey among other things. I’m not sure I should give it to him!

I’ve had Marlow about 7 months now. He’s always let me pet him but if he thought he’s about to be picked up he ran off and gave me the cold shoulder. Boy, there’s nothing like the cold shoulder from a rabbit! It’s not that I need to pick him up. I only wanted him to be comfortable with it if I...

Since I’ve had to move the digital piano into my office, where Marlowe is, (my husband has to work from home so he’s in the room with the non electric piano), anyway- the bunny likes to run around my feet when I play. The faster I play, the faster he runs. It’s a bit distracting, albeit...

Can rabbits eat grape leaves? I’ve got vines in the yard and they’re growing like crazy. I keep thinking about making dolmas but that seems like a lot of work. All that folding. And if Marlow can eat them, that’s much easier. I just hand it to him.

If Marlow has his own room- he shares my office, and I don’t lock him in the cage at night - it’s a large dog kennel- do I need the cage at all? Also- has anyone had any success at getting cats to coexist with rabbits? If he’s in the carrier he doesn’t seem to care if one of the cats come up...

I’ve had Marlow about a month now, I think. He’d only been fed pellets, the Walmart brand, for all of his life till now. After a few weeks he’s started eating more Timothy hay- at first he barely touched it. And I give him assorted leafy greens and sometimes a small bite of banana at bed time...

I recently rescued a rabbit from someone who was neglecting it- I don’t know if it’s a boy or girl (the rabbit, I mean. I know the gender of The person) but I am going to have the rabbit checked out by a vet soon. I have a slightly larger area outside the cage for Mallow to explore, but it...

Totally new to the world of rabbits! I need some advice. My daughter has a niece staying with her, who brought a pet rabbit. But since the niece moved in, she has rarely been home and has left the rabbit in the cage, and sometimes hadn’t been home to feed, water or clean the cage for at least...