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I'm not sure where to put this question, but I'll put it here for now. I've recently felt like I have been depriving my bunnies of somewhere they want to be. They love their run so much, but I lost first bunny to foxes last year, and I don't think I could face letting them out there again. It's...

I know no one asked but, my bunnies are now happily bonded and in their new room. Bonding took a week or two but my Bubbles is so much happier with a new husbun. :)

Not sure if this is the right section: After an appointment this morning I came home to my bunny raiding my purse, which I had taken out to go acorn collecting the other day. She had almost completely finished off an acorn when I ran in to take it away. Can and will this hurt her? And does it...

Today I setup a new hutch upgrade I bought for my rabbits, as there are two of them now. However, they really do not seem comfortable on the second floor of the hutch. [Two layer plastic and wire cage] They slide around a lot and even with hay cannot balance so they just sit in the bottom area...

Rabbit has been hopping strangely after a bad jumping incident a few weeks back, but when we got it checked the vet said she was fine. But I feel like there may be a real problem, there is a sharp protruding area on back of her front leg and it is twisted inward. The other paw which is straight...

Recently we adopted a 3 year old male bunny as a partner for our 5 year old female bunny. They are on their third day together and bonding is going well. However he keeps trying to pull her tail, this is the only time they get grumpy with each other now. He is far smaller than she is and very...

We got back from going away (next door looked after the pets) And I quickly noticed behaviour changes in the bunny. She usually runs around waiting for her food but she was just sitting still. She has barely moved all day and won't eat or drink. Bottle fed her water but still not enough. Her...

I have a single rabbit, that has been displaying some unusual behaviour recently. In the past she has lost two partners and I am wondering if her recent loss is the cause. She has been almost obsessively "grooming" objects around the house, like soft pillows, carpets and stuffed animals. Her...

I have a four year old rabbit recently left as a single after her partner passed on. She has began to bite ankles and follow people around. And is eating far more than normal. (All her hay, nuggets and veg very fast) If you sit or bend over she tries to jump on you as well. She is in the house...