DottieDotz
New Kit
I have a female spayed house bunny called Honey who I've had since February 2012, she was 8 weeks when I got her.
On the vets advice, we got a male rescue rabbit (Teddy) from the RSPCA in May 2012 and successfully bonded them, they were joined at the hip, very sweet to watch them happily playing together.
Unfortunately in September 2012 he got very ill and died on the way to the vets, from bloat. She was quite clearly depressed but luckily came to us for companionship but we know it wasn't the same so bonded her with a new male rabbit (Murphy) in October 2012 and again, they were completely inseparable.
Sadly, he started looking a bit poorly on Sunday afternoon and suddenly went down hill, he died at the vets the next day, again from bloat
So again we have a sad Honey who is, to be honest, really quite destructive round the house when she is on her own. Luckily she is very fond of my partner and I but I know it's not the same as having a bunny friend and we can't give her the constant attention she wants when she is on her own.
The advice I'm after is, would the right thing to do be to bond her with a 3rd rabbit as she is still very young herself? I don't know what would be the best thing to do for her after having two previous besty-bunny-buddies?
Any advice would be much appreciated
On the vets advice, we got a male rescue rabbit (Teddy) from the RSPCA in May 2012 and successfully bonded them, they were joined at the hip, very sweet to watch them happily playing together.
Unfortunately in September 2012 he got very ill and died on the way to the vets, from bloat. She was quite clearly depressed but luckily came to us for companionship but we know it wasn't the same so bonded her with a new male rabbit (Murphy) in October 2012 and again, they were completely inseparable.
Sadly, he started looking a bit poorly on Sunday afternoon and suddenly went down hill, he died at the vets the next day, again from bloat
So again we have a sad Honey who is, to be honest, really quite destructive round the house when she is on her own. Luckily she is very fond of my partner and I but I know it's not the same as having a bunny friend and we can't give her the constant attention she wants when she is on her own.
The advice I'm after is, would the right thing to do be to bond her with a 3rd rabbit as she is still very young herself? I don't know what would be the best thing to do for her after having two previous besty-bunny-buddies?
Any advice would be much appreciated