Toffs and Pebbs
Warren Scout
Hello all!!
It’s been a while since I’ve posted on here but I’ve come back because I know that I can always count on you guys to help me out!
So I was visiting my friend today who has a couple of lop eared rabbits who are very cute!!! (I will show a picture later, phone is being temperamental!)
Anyway, she’s been talking about them to me and she’s noticed that in the last three weeks they haven’t been acting like they would normally, they aren’t as sociable when she goes down there and when she feeds them they don’t come running and are excited to get the food and when they do get the food, they just pick at it and eat it very slowly, we even put some nice tasty fruit and carrots in there earlier and they didn’t even nibble them!
She says that they just kinda look sad and not as active, not happily running around after each other even when they go in the run and they have a very large living space! They live in a shed with a connected chicken run but they also have another run she takes them out to when she can.
They don’t have as many toys because she reckons they don’t play with them but we have made some toys today just in case, and they have access to lots and lots and lots of hay!
So I was wondering whether you guys have any ideas on why they have suddenly changed behaviour and how to help them feel better!
Hope you are all safe and well [emoji178]
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It’s been a while since I’ve posted on here but I’ve come back because I know that I can always count on you guys to help me out!
So I was visiting my friend today who has a couple of lop eared rabbits who are very cute!!! (I will show a picture later, phone is being temperamental!)
Anyway, she’s been talking about them to me and she’s noticed that in the last three weeks they haven’t been acting like they would normally, they aren’t as sociable when she goes down there and when she feeds them they don’t come running and are excited to get the food and when they do get the food, they just pick at it and eat it very slowly, we even put some nice tasty fruit and carrots in there earlier and they didn’t even nibble them!
She says that they just kinda look sad and not as active, not happily running around after each other even when they go in the run and they have a very large living space! They live in a shed with a connected chicken run but they also have another run she takes them out to when she can.
They don’t have as many toys because she reckons they don’t play with them but we have made some toys today just in case, and they have access to lots and lots and lots of hay!
So I was wondering whether you guys have any ideas on why they have suddenly changed behaviour and how to help them feel better!
Hope you are all safe and well [emoji178]
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