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When I say crazy, I mean he is aggressive and will lunge and bite. He will do a non-stop digging thing on my bed then lunge, grunt, and bite. He's not always naughty,but he is kind of a spaz. He was a rescue bunny and I don't know anything about his history. He was a few months when I found him...

Rocky thumps when he jumps onto my bed. As if that thump blasts him higher in the air :)

I don't know if anyone has any experience using Bach's Rescue Remedy, but I was wondering if it would work for a rabbit. It's an all natural stress reliever made from flower essences, and I know a lot of people use it to calm down their kitties. I've used it for my rescue parrots to calm them in...

Most bird toys are made with hard woods likemanzanita, and all bird toys are made with wood that has very low orzero aromatic oils and such. Any wooden toys should be safefor rabbits, since they must be made with caution for birds due totheir sensitive respiratory tracts, and, well, every other...

I would err on the side of caution and say no,but you *should* be able to use regular baking soda. The catpan deoderizers have so much fragrance in them, I think it would bothertheir little nosies.

I heard a commercial for that today! Ithought it was only local here in St. Paul, MN...but it's in Floridatoo and all over the US! Poor bunnies! It made meso mad when I heard that on the radio. I wouldn't besurprised if the bunnies went into shock from grubby, rude children'shands grabbing at...

It IS funny that they all do it!Blanket surfing...hehehe, that is what it looks like. I willhave to remember to bring Rocky in the yard when the snow thaws so hecan dig in the mud:)

I was looking around for rabbit videos onYouTube and found a video showing a rabbit doing exactly what minedoes! He does the blanket dig and slide, where he's frantic,frantic, frantically digging in the sheets, then he'll do a longsliiiiiide with his front paws. Why do bunnies dothis? I figure...

Here's Rocky and his favorite toy!

I had the same grunting problem with my bunny,and it was after I had him neutered. Neutering is really thebest way to control raging hormones in young bunnies, but it won'tcompletely *fix* behavioral problems. What I would do with your bun, and this is what I did, is let your buncome to you on...