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I have tried just about every possible hay rack for my bunnies. They only seem to want to eat hay when it's in the litter tray beside them but I'm wasting so much of it as I'm aware that even if there is the slightest smell (soiling) off it they won't eat it. If I put it in a separate container...

Can anyone tell me where I can buy plastic guards for corners of furniture, table legs etc? Thanks in advance.

I had my buck neutered just over a week ago. This turned what was a mild mannered wee bunny into a psycho bunny. My hand and arm are covered in cuts and bruises with nips and bites. I have to wear gardening gloves to go near him. Even then he manages to bite through or hang onto them with his...

When I was given my bunnies I was told they were both female so they have been used to always being together. My question is at 4.5months is my buck capable of impregnating the doe. I'm keeping them apart just now and I feel it's so cruel to them when they are so used to being together?

Hi, I'm new here. I'm the owner of 2 female 2 month old bunnies called Topsey & Turvey. I am new to looking after rabbits so any info is great. Thanks and looking forward to picking all of your brains. Berni

I have 2 baby rabbits (just over 2 months) and naturally they poop everywhere (they have the run of my kitchen). Any info on litter training and on getting them to eat hay (I struggle with this - trying inside loo rolls which is helping a bit). Thanks in advance.