Hi, I rehomed a male rabbit called Troy last march. He was a lovely boy and the whole family fell in love with him straight away. I was told that he was 2 years old. I had him neutered and all vaccinations done and then we started looking for a female for him as thought it was sad that he was on his own. We found Sarah in the adoption part of pets at home and she is now 20 months old.( they are both Dutch by the way ) well we had her spayed and vaccinations done and started the bonding process. It went slowly as Sarah was not so friendly to start with but eventually they fell in love 
they moved in together and were so happy. Then 2 weeks before Christmas Troy started to lose weight. I took him to the vets and they said it was a tummy upset and put an order in for a probiotic. This was on the Friday and the Meds would be there for Monday. The vet also said that he could possibly be a lot older that we were told. Sadly on the Sunday Troy had a stroke and pasted away. What made it worse for Sarah was that I was at work at the time and my daughter thought that it would be better for them both to separate them at the end. I have read that Sarah might have been more able to accept his death if she had been with him. She now seems ok but I feel so sad for her. They shared a brick shed at night and went in an outside chicken coop with attached run each day. I have continued this routine with Sarah and she seems ok in the shed and is eating in there but not as active and inquisitive as she was before. But when she goes in the coop she does not eat and just sits in one place. Their last day together was in the coop and I don't know if I'm over thinking things or if she has sad memories of that day. I'm giving her lots of cuddles and time but wonder if I should try her with another bunny? I would appreciate any help and advice
they moved in together and were so happy. Then 2 weeks before Christmas Troy started to lose weight. I took him to the vets and they said it was a tummy upset and put an order in for a probiotic. This was on the Friday and the Meds would be there for Monday. The vet also said that he could possibly be a lot older that we were told. Sadly on the Sunday Troy had a stroke and pasted away. What made it worse for Sarah was that I was at work at the time and my daughter thought that it would be better for them both to separate them at the end. I have read that Sarah might have been more able to accept his death if she had been with him. She now seems ok but I feel so sad for her. They shared a brick shed at night and went in an outside chicken coop with attached run each day. I have continued this routine with Sarah and she seems ok in the shed and is eating in there but not as active and inquisitive as she was before. But when she goes in the coop she does not eat and just sits in one place. Their last day together was in the coop and I don't know if I'm over thinking things or if she has sad memories of that day. I'm giving her lots of cuddles and time but wonder if I should try her with another bunny? I would appreciate any help and advice 
