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Don't know whether it will work but I started to use foot stamping with my oldest bun who had similar cataract and hearing issues with 2 foot stamps meaning food/treats, 3 meaning bedtime etc. It didn't seem to frighten him but he was an outdoor bun and I only did it on grass so it might not...

Try Perpetual Spinach. I've grown mine in large pots as well as the ground and it's good for humans as well as bunnies. Could also try Sage and Mint as well.

Please don't breed them. There are too many rabbits out there already needing homes in addition to those bunnies that will be abandoned once they've gone past their cute baby phase and not to mention those rabbits that will just be chucked out in the wild and not able to survive on their own...

Don't know if you're using an underbed storage box as a litter tray but you could try mixing the pellets through the hay in it.

Sounds like you might have room for a deep underbed storage box which could be used as a litter tray. If you put the hay in there on top of whatever substrate you use and mix the pellets through it will add enrichment alongside allowing for getting rid of the pellet bowl and possibly keeping the...

Don't know if there's some information in the books on the RWAF site that might help. Can recommend those by Twigs Way.

Depending on whether you have room a Runaround tube or similar instead of a ramp may work. Takes a bit of diy to get it in place and make it stay but works well.

Aviary panels make for a good run whether put away every day or left out for longer. It's also possible to diy whatever size panels you want to suit your situation. Alternatively you could look at Runaround. Whilst it isn't cheap it does have a lot of flexibility around how you put it together...

Trying to remember the brand name of the socks that Parsleys Warren used for their sore hock bun. They had to be imported. Would it be worth looking into those at all?

It would be better to wait until she's been neutered and then go to a rescue so that she can choose an already neutered friend for herself.

Removing the tunnel isn't an option as with her cataracts it's the safest way for her to move between floors due to having the habit of jumping off the ramp and misjudging things. I have however found a spare cardboard box that I could put the downstairs underbed box in which means I can pack...

The fleece is there as I've tried hay/straw on the floor before and it just turned into a massive litter tray. Might try cardboard under the fleece though seeing as she seems to have ignored the rest of the cardboard insulation so far. I was debating next whether to switch her upstairs underbed...

That's a good point about releasing all the heat when putting a second pod in. Will scratch that idea then. I do like the idea of velcroing the radiator insulation to the bottom of the litter tray. I might start with cardboard underneath and see how she reacts to that first seeing as I've got...

Sounds like I need to add a bit more background. I'm in the West of England and Logan is about 8 years old. The hutch set up is a lino floor with fleece as bedding (generally ignored) and an underbed storage box as combined litter tray and hay supply. Have added flattened congregated cardboard...