Hello!
I posted a few months ago about my little Amelie and Hector, who I was desperately trying to rebond. I'm soo happy to say that after a week by a bunny sitter they are back together and officially rebonded! They now live free range in "the bunny room" (although they have a cage but it's always open) and they're very happy together, they eat and sleep together and take turns in grooming each other![Love :love: :love:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Amelie (spayed female) had a big problem just before we spayed her as she sprayed her urine EVERYWHERE - we had to repaint the room as all the walls were yellow :lol: I heard this is perfectly normal for a rabbit that isn't spayed so I wasn't too worried. We spayed her in January and it took her hormones a while to calm down, and now that shes living happily with Hector there shouldn't be a territory issue should there??
The thing is she still sprays her urine when shes in her cage (where the toilet is). At first I thought it was because when she was dong her business Hector would jump in the cage and she would jump out but carry on peeing. But after closer inspection she seems to do it even if he isnt there. She just kind of wags her tails and jumps and it sprays all over the cage. Do you think she's still being territorial over the cage? In all honesty it was "her" cage when they were seperated.. but we disinfected everything when they were away for a week at the bunny sitter - do you think I should switch the cage to Hectors old cage? Although I have seen them daily sitting in the cage together eating hay happily so it's not like she pushes him out the cage.
What I found weird was just now I was picking up some stray poos (outside the cage) and she came over to me, I stroked her and she sprayed her wee on my foot!!! This isn't normal for a spayed rabbit is it? Does anyone else have this problem?! I was also wondering if this behaviour could be because of a urinary tract infection or something??
Any advice on what I can do? I don't really want to have to repaint the room again :lol:
Thanks for reading!!![Love :love: :love:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Larissa
I posted a few months ago about my little Amelie and Hector, who I was desperately trying to rebond. I'm soo happy to say that after a week by a bunny sitter they are back together and officially rebonded! They now live free range in "the bunny room" (although they have a cage but it's always open) and they're very happy together, they eat and sleep together and take turns in grooming each other
Amelie (spayed female) had a big problem just before we spayed her as she sprayed her urine EVERYWHERE - we had to repaint the room as all the walls were yellow :lol: I heard this is perfectly normal for a rabbit that isn't spayed so I wasn't too worried. We spayed her in January and it took her hormones a while to calm down, and now that shes living happily with Hector there shouldn't be a territory issue should there??
The thing is she still sprays her urine when shes in her cage (where the toilet is). At first I thought it was because when she was dong her business Hector would jump in the cage and she would jump out but carry on peeing. But after closer inspection she seems to do it even if he isnt there. She just kind of wags her tails and jumps and it sprays all over the cage. Do you think she's still being territorial over the cage? In all honesty it was "her" cage when they were seperated.. but we disinfected everything when they were away for a week at the bunny sitter - do you think I should switch the cage to Hectors old cage? Although I have seen them daily sitting in the cage together eating hay happily so it's not like she pushes him out the cage.
What I found weird was just now I was picking up some stray poos (outside the cage) and she came over to me, I stroked her and she sprayed her wee on my foot!!! This isn't normal for a spayed rabbit is it? Does anyone else have this problem?! I was also wondering if this behaviour could be because of a urinary tract infection or something??
Any advice on what I can do? I don't really want to have to repaint the room again :lol:
Thanks for reading!!
Larissa