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Yes both neutered, we both just worry for Flake after being with Buttons untill he passed away (8 years old), he was the most chilled out bunny and they got on straight away (no chasing or anything), no bonding required lol just put them together and that was it, she followed him around...

Hi, were both getting stressed as the chasing is continuing after 3 weeks of living together. Nearly every night now at 2am 4am 6am (sometimes in the evening too like tonight at 10pm) our new rabbit Bounty (male) just over a year old chases Flake (female) 6 years old. The chasing can last...

Hi, not sure if this is the right foum to post this in, sorry if its not. Just wondering if anyone has used acana moth killer with bunnies who live in the house. Apprently its not safe for fish but says nothing for other animals as we have a problem with moths eating carpets and clothes...

Thanks for all your feedback been looking in shops today to have a feel and see what feels the most grip, will be getting vinyl

Our bunnies live in doors, they have there own bedroom upstairs with a carpet floor. Upon cleaning there room yesterday we have found evidence of carpet beetles 😲 so the carpet needs to go. Currently having a carpet in there room is a pain to keep clean anyway especially with buttons on going...

Yes, ours hump each other whenever they get excited (just before dinner time) we have also noticed that for some unknown reason buttons will randomly chase flake around and try and hump her. This has only started the past year but doesn't seem to bother flake and she has pleanty of places she...

Buttons had his front teeth removed about 4 years ago because they were growing so fast, got to the point that we were going to the vet every 2 to 3 weeks to have them burred down. We got a referal to take him to molly varga for her to take them out...

When you remove any item of food you need to keep them off that food for a minimum of 2 weeks to see if that food item is the culprit. We got a similar problem with buttons and are working through removing items one at a time to see what effect it has on him

Im in worcester but cant recommend any vets local, i have asked around and not had any recomendations so we take a drive to our old vets in hereford or 45mins down the m5 to see jason burgess at wood veterinary in Gloucester

My inlaws had the same problem seeing there black dog in the dark so got a collar that lights up and flash's, someone should invent something like that for bunny's

Yep they do like to chew what they're not meant too. We have 2 indoor bunny's buttons is ok as he had to have his front teeth removed but flake will try to chew everything. In there bedroom its free from anything that could be dangerous for them and we have put marble tiles around the edge of...

http://www.petplan.co.uk/therightcover/rabbit.asp

We got ours insured with pet plan and they are really good. It has been well worth it, when we first had buttons he had a serious problem which cost on vet bills nearly £2,000 and when ever there is a problem we know we can always get them the best possible care without having to worry about...

You get emails reminding you :D thanks the link. You can even view past events too worth a look

Do you not find the ir light disturbs them?