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awww that sounds so sweet, you must be really happy for Simba! Its good for Simba that he has a good home and he's fine there, and very welcomed! Congrats ahaha x:D

That is what happened with my rabbits but eventually after helping them by telling them off or separating them in different parts of the cage, they have turned out fine and currently are fine with eachother, although the younger was mounting the other in my case, i'm sure your rabbits will turn...

Really cute bunnies, hope u have fun with them lionheads are nice, fluffly, beautiful bunnies:love::thumb:. Good luck with picking their name :love:

sorry, no i dont know anywhere but bunny babies are soo cute and such rascals, good luck :)

awwwww, they're soo adorable:wave:

Is ur rabbit okay, i read the thread and wish you all the best of luck and that he gets better soon and can get back with his wife happy.

Dont woz its fine x, the more the better, hopefully they wont lose THAT much litter training coz one of my rabbits is really really restless and it was quite hard to teach her. Thankyou sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much for...

Wow, thats a lot of info that i need to take in. thankyou SOOOOOOOO much for the advice, their room is ready soon (a couple weeks to about a month (we need to transfer all the stuff coz it is a used room) it'll be ready in) and hopefully they'll be best in there.

oh my gosh i'm so sorry hopefully she gets better by tommorrow, :cry:

yehhh i give them lots of hay so their probs not as bored anymore. but yehh i'll see if i can get them a pen to run around in or i'll just bunny-proof the room like you said and let them out when i go. but i probaly wont be going out AS much any more (not that i was going out loads), because...

thankyou all for the help:D, and i well go on the vets website to see what to do and when to do:thumb:. What vets would you guys recommend (if you're in England)?

kk thx, I'll get them out as much as possible ever day. thankyou.

my rabbits have a double decker cage and they do have a LOT of the time outside (they never stop biting the cage bars) they probs reach about 6-7 hours oustide of the cage each day. When i am out sometimes it goes down to about 3 hours a day. what happens if they dont get out enough?

yes i'll get it done as soon as possible. i'll talk to the vets about it and see when they can do it. hopefully as soon as possible. thankyou for your help, i know what to do now.:D

he's adorable:love:, i wish you and him all the best of luck.:wave:

so u have to go to the vets? does it cost money?

they are indoor rabbits and i do let them out. once one of the rabbits opened the cage herself and started biting a wire but we caught her before she could get hurt luckily, she is a very cheeky and clever rabbit.

Yerr i dont have a run. And i have started giving them wayyyy moreeeeee hay so hopefully its all good in the hood. THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THE ADVICE, i really needed it.

They have a double decker cage and a playroom to run and play in, but no run, just a playroom ( i dont really know what a run is the pet shop told us nothing about a run).

Theres 0.7mg of calcium iodate anhydrous but nothing about the usual 'calcuim'. But theres 13% protein...? And i'll definetely start giving them more hay thx