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I normally wouldn't, but there are a lot of quarantine restrictions in place where I'm at. Getting to a vet that specializes in rabbits is not easy /:

I was told not to get bunnies wet because the fur takes too long to dry and it could kill them /:

I checked and her paws are fine, just a little off white from playing around in the hay. The only visibly affected area so far is the nose, and there seems to be an itch behind the ears. I think it might be mites? Do I have to go to the vet for mites or can I treat my bunny myself with over the...

She's only missing hair and seems to be injured on the nose area. She's a lionhead so her coat is very thick but I didn't notice any creepy crawlies

Yesterday I noticed that my bunny's nose looked kind of crusty but when I looked at it closer, it seems she injured herself from scratching it. I cleaned up all of their play areas and their food/litter area as well just in case it could be because of bugs. Could it be because of fleas or mites...

Thank you!!

Thank you for your words! Yeah she usually comes back around, I think she's just being dramatic haha. But if it becomes an issue of dominance I'll give them separate bowls. Here's Gizmo & Indiko!

Hello everyone! I have two lionhead rabbits. They have an unlimited amount of Timothy Hay always. In the mornings while I do my daily routine I cut up some veggies for them and put them all together (no separate bowls) and I noticed that one of them tends to grab a veggie and hops off a bit...