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Ha. 'Outside, mum? Oh, no, I don't think so, not today...' *snore* Sounds like you have adopted a pair of sofa snoozers. Now have fun bunnyproofing everything in sight and STILL having to buy replacement cables when they find the inch of cable you missed. ;)

Ooh, good luck! Is he staying inside or out? Just wondering when you said about saving for a new home as single bunnies aren't ideal outside as they get lonely, but I appreciate that as a last minute thing you might not have a choice. You'll need to get some pics when he's all settled in!

Don't apologise, that's what we're here for! We have a few members in the States here but I think you're the first one from Mexico! As others have said hay doesn't need to go in the fridge, anywhere dry is fine to keep it. Give him as much hay as he wants to eat, it won't make him fat, and make...

You've thought of everything I would suggest tbh. You do also get citronella candles for outdoor use, they might be better than the oil if you find the smell dissipates quickly? It differs from brand to brand, the tealights aren't great but the bigger candles in pots have done well for me at...

Nail on the head, which I think is what you expected. Are you planning on getting her done? I'd keep a close eye as unspayed bunnies can be very aggressive if Dizzy decides to actually go for Bigfoot.

Broody bun mum! :shock: Don't blame you really, baby bunnies are adorable and so much easier to care for than human ones :lol:

That's really lovely of you. :love: I do feel for rescues and foster bun mums as they must wonder how their charges get on, it's really sweet that you stay in touch and show how happy your guys are. I know Angie from BARC used to pop up on threads about the bun I adopted from her, it was nice to...

I'm another one who's never managed a yawn photo :lol: I do have an interesting 'chomp' one but no yawns yet! Looks a bit like Puddle's going to take off :lol: Great name by the way, how did you come up with that?

I hope not because her ashes are sitting in the cabinet next to me! :lol: I had a look through some of your other pics and they are startlingly similar, there's another Rex on here called Poppet who's also a good clone! When she was younger she and my Oidhche were pretty much identical but...

Sounds legit. Rexes are brats. Apparently black ones especially so! :lol:

Hi Zatsu, welcome to the forum :D:wave: Congratulations on your Rex, they are really beautiful rabbits :love: Does he have a name? I agree with Babsie and Rexripley that he needs to eat hay, hay and more hay, lots of pellets will make an adult rabbit fat. I think you've hit the nail on the head...

You've got some real piggy bunnies on your hands there :lol: Did they provide a free hoovering service for your trouble?

Somebun's having fun! I'll admit I did struggle for a minute working out which end was which in the first pic. :lol:

Isn't he gorgeous? Beautiful eyes :love:

I have sort of done this with one bun - she came to me on museli and was selective feeding so I moved her onto pellets. However I could only get a big bag of her old museli and had loads left once I'd switched, so used it as a treat food, giving her a few less pellets and hand feeding a small...

Bless her heart. She is such a sweetheart though, still nosing around at everything! And gorgeous as ever :love: I wondered this too, but her grip looked to be about the same when she got to the stripy rug instead of the tiles. I did think she got through the tunnel quite well though, do you...

I agree with whoever said that an 'unbondable' is the way to go. Although many bunnies seem happy enough as singles, that doesn't mean you should turn down the chance to make them even happier with a bonded partner. Unless you are around the majority of the day for company (and even then, bunny...

Ah, but touching is not the same as attention! :lol: Lots of buns don't like being touched or picked up, but still like to be close to you, hence the 'mum is a climbing frame' act. Some get better with time and will snuggle down for strokes, others remain fairly skittish. He may also be playing...

Bumpedy bump bump.

In the meantime there's not a lot you can do, just hold tight and see the vet! Once he's been treated you will need to remove all bedding and disinfect everything in sight. If you have any other rabbits they will also need to be treated, even if they don't have outward signs of mites. I'm glad...