RIP Cinnamon

Definitely a lesson to be learned.My Baige lop eared bunny passed away last night due to the fact that it ate more than a peice of my dogs food wich i did not know i thought it ate 1 peice but it ended up to be more it had the runs really bad being that it was so young.I was so mad at myself i felt like i should have put the dogs bowl up but i did'nt know rabbits eat that.When i drove her in to the animal hospital she did'nt make it overnight i was so fustrated.My Rabbit seemed to be so alone and not his usual hoppy self so i went and got another one at this pet adoption center around my way.He seems to be his old self again ever since i put a new 1 in the cage the new one that i have is 13 weeks old she was abandoned so i adopted her and brought her in.She's a very hyper rabbit but they bonded and i wont let that mistake that happened before happen again.Heres some pics of her. She's very nosey.First day home and already using the phone.Them Together

Heavenly bunnies

Bless them they are beautiful. Very sad to hear bout your other poor bun

Do becareful with the bun on the desk, they can leap off unexpectedly and they have very fragile skeletons so could easily break legs or even their backs/necks.

Has you little boy bun been neutered? I would get him done as soon as possible or you will have a litter of baby bunnies before you know it and as you already know having adopted your new bun from a rescue, there are already so many buns in the world needing good homes, so best to avoid a litter.

Rabswood

Definitely im having them nuetered nextweek i scheduled a appointment for them.don't want babies hopping around.when do they reach sexual maturity?

rabswood said:

Bless them they are beautiful. Very sad to hear bout your other poor bun

Do becareful with the bun on the desk, they can leap off unexpectedly and they have very fragile skeletons so could easily break legs or even their backs/necks.

Has you little boy bun been neutered? I would get him done as soon as possible or you will have a litter of baby bunnies before you know it and as you already know having adopted your new bun from a rescue, there are already so many buns in the world needing good homes, so best to avoid a litter.

Rabswood

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Definitely i was keeping a close eye on her it was just for the pic