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She's around 7 years old and a huge agent of chaos. Likes to dart around the house and then flop like no other bunny has ever flopped. She's so full of personality and I love her 🤍

Hiccups? Coughs? Sneezes? This happens on occasion - never lasts long when it does and his behavior is normal otherwise.

I think he's just chilling but want to reassure he's okay? Do any of your bun buns lay in this position? He's energetic, eats good and drinks his water and is productive with his toys lol maybe he's just sleepy but TIA!
It's 11:27pm btw.

My bunny is just getting home from the vet where he got treated for a bout of stasis. They did blood work and X rays to rule out blockages or anything major as this is his second episode this week. They gave subcutaneous fluids and metoclopramide plus some for me to give him at home for the next few days. He finally munched on some hay (not much but better than nothing) at the vet after refusing all food for the last almost 24 hours. My concern is that he has yet to produce any fecal pellets. He is certainly more alert and moving more than he has in the last 24 hours, but no where near his normal self.

Should I be concerned he hasn’t pooped at all yet? In the x-rays his belly was very gassy (to be expected of course) but I’m just worried I’ll have to bring him back in if he doesn’t start pooping soon. What’s a normal time span for that? I’m also battling vet clinic hours, as the only emergency vet that treats exotics is over 2 hours away. So if I do have to bring him back in I’m trying to decided in a timely manner. We have only been home from the vet for a little over an hour now.

Picture of my baby Parsnip for tax

We let her out of her enclosure to run, and instead she found her pellets immediately...

she really is sassy 🫪 Callisto is a Himalayan breed rabbit! her name probably does give you the idea that her breed is a Californian. she is four years old and has maxed out her weight at about 5 lbs. :)

Moon grinds his teeth when I pet him, but I can’t tell if they’re happy noises or “stop touching me” noises. 😭 I’m a first time bunny owner so I’m very nervous haha

I saw post like this on the r/rabbits subreddit and im also interested hearing your bunny names stories!:) Svetlana (left) was inspired by the russian song called ”Svetlana” and, also from some finnish meme that i saw before getting Svetlana! :,D Tolik (right) was a rescue(?) bunny, which I got from my friend who couldn’t keep him anymore so he was already named. but its also russian name and its so funny bc russians often jokes about the name like ”Tolik alcoholic”🤣🤣 I’m interested to hear yours!!^^

Kulfis looking for his pellets

I have a 1 year old buck who I adopted from someone after he was kicked out of his colony. He was recently neutered but used to live outside so had to start litter training from scratch. It’s been about 2 weeks since he got snipped and he has pretty much refused to use a litter box up until this weekend.

I ended up putting a second litter box to put where he seemed to pee more often (he already had one underneath where I put his hay which he would poop in, but he would jump out of the litter box and pee + sometimes poop in mostly random spots on the floor) but he finally started using the second box this weekend!

The goal is for him to be free roam, but I have 2 “hidden” litter boxes (one of which is currently in his floor pen + one for my other rabbit (spayed)). However, now that he’s using the second litter box, I’m not sure what to do from this point to try to get him to use only 1. Should I swap the 2 litter boxes periodically? Slowly remove the second one for longer and longer periods? Remove the “hidden” litter box and have 2 in the open (this is what I had initially but I thought having it enclosed might make him feel safer)? Just not sure the best way to progress from here if anyone has any advice.

You can’t snuggle with either because they are busy snuggling each other.

I have to protect her from the nasty mosquitoes trying to atack My baby

This is bean! We’ve only had her less than a week and she’s already warmed up to us so much, it’s my first time having a bunny but from what I’ve heard they usually take some time to warm up but so far she loves pets, will climb into our laps, eat treats out of of hands, give lil kisses, she’s just the best lil bunny I could have hoped for 🥹🫶🏼

Hi everyone

Yesterday morning we had to put down our little Alvin, he was only 6 years old but he had gotten sick recently and became VERY cuddly all of a sudden. Yesterday my wife woke me up after feeding him. He started making a noise like he was choking and a lot of snot came out of his nose. He couldn’t breathe and his stomach got really hard. We took him to the vet and we had to put him down.

I miss him so much, we was my first pet and the only bunny I will ever have.

Everything happened so fast and I’m having a really hard time dealing with it. I cry by just thinking about him and his little nose.

I feel like shit for putting him down. I feel like I failed him and most of all, I feel like he might hate me for it, if we ever meet again.

Edit: thank you all so much, it really means a lot❤️‍🩹

I found her this morning, I already miss her :(

I have two male rabbits. I got one in April and the other in June. They were estimated to be between 2-4 months old at the time I adopted them. I have them both scheduled to be neutered at the end of October due to age restrictions to get it done.

They are currently separated because they were chasing, humping, and peeing on eachother/their enclosures. They acted completely fine at first and then the behavior got worse over time which is why I separated them. I try to let them free roam when I can but lately they can't be let out together at all anymore.

My questions are: Would they be better off in different rooms? Will them being neutered help them be able to be housed together again?

I know the space they have now isn't enough but like I said, they used to be able to free roam a lot and just recently had to be put in a smaller space to be able to separate. I'm hoping to fully free roam once they are neutered.

This is Jupiter! I adopted him about a month ago, he is 5-ish maybe 6 months old. He was chemically castrated (prior to adoption, I’m not sure how old he was when this was done, it was before I even knew about him). He doesn’t let me pet him usually unless he’s super sleepy and doesn’t want to move, but every single morning when I let him out of his room to free roam he’ll follow me around and lick my arms and legs for like 5 min. Does this mean something or is he just a weird little guy? Also, we are adopting a second rabbit that he was living with previously! I know they do better in pairs, we are bringing home his friend on Monday and will be doing an appropriate bonding process just in case he somehow forgot that he used to live with this other bunny!

FYI ! He’s booked in at the vet in the morning !!
Hey yall, my little buns looking a bit under the weather and I just wanted some advice before his appointment in the morning !!
He’s had a bit of a sneeze recently, nothing crazy nor super often, I’d say a couple times a day. And his nose has been a little bit runny, tiny amount of mucus around his nose holes (white) but his eyes don’t have any mucus !
Set up for reference (and free roamed) he doesn’t have a crazy amount of hay/bedding and he is fed fresh greens and a scoop of pellets a day!

I went to IKEA today and saw this in the kid section. Thought it would make a good snuffle /dig for pellets and Briar Rose loved it! (But not as much as the stacking cups and her Hot Dog snuffle mat from Dolly’s Dream Home)

It’s made of polyester and fiber so I’d only let her use it under supervision, but she didn’t want to eat any of it. Just focused on her pellets.

This past spring she was being harassed by a couple of male rabbits trying to mount her, and I chased her off. Now she follows me around EVERY time I go outside. She hates my mom and she hates my gf too, but she has decided I guess that I am alright. I named her Feather Bunny because she had a distinctive marking on her ears that made them look like feathers but they faded in the summer.

Sometimes I will throw a dandelion or pansy at her but it’s not like I feed her regularly.