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Gorgeous bunnies. They are obviously very contented? I love to see bunnies tucking excitedly into hay!

The place I go to is amazing. It costs £6 per pair per day and I take their food. The bunnies have a large enclosure, which is very secure and the lady who runs it loves animals. She always texts me to let me know they 've settled in (Pippin is a nervous traveller). Vaccs certificates are...

Pet sitters can work out very expensive and, like you say, the bunnies are only seen twice a day. I use a boarding place in Lincoln and the bunnies love it there. They've been 4 times this year and they always settle well. The lady who runs it loves animals and her set up is great. I'm more than...

I only have the two bunnies now, Daisy-Boo (a Honeybunny) and Pippin (a BARC bunny). The plan is to rescue some more when we have settled into our new house, as it feels odd only having two! They are both beautiful, full of life and so well behaved, although Daisy-Boo still likes to steal food...

Daisy-boo often reaches up to far when begging for food, and does a backward roll. Think it's fine, just over enthusiasm!

Are they indoor or outdoor bunnies and would you consider a little further afield? Feel free to message me if you need to chat - I've been where you are xx

Just to add to anecdotal evidence, here is my bunny history: Flopsy - pet shop bunny, died at 18 months due to unknown causes Patch - pet shop bunny, died at 6 from an jaw abscess Squidgy - rescued from abandoned in a garden. Arrived with severe maloclusion and I suspect malnutrition. Lived to...

Well done, that's a huge step for you. The bunnies will be fine xx

Just beautiful :-)

Hi my first two bunnies were girls and they never did really get on even after being spayed. They never had the bond tjay my male/female pairs have had. Good luck finding Isobel a husbun.

Ooooopppppsssssss!!!!

that's brilliant! They certainly look happy together. :love::love:

So sorry to hear about Sweetie :cry: Bunnies are all different, so it's difficult to say the best thing to do. I had two brothers, and Pepper died last year - Salt, his brother, sat with him for about 12 hours. Then he was fine and running around as normal. Bobby, another of my bridge bunnies...

Thank you everybody. I'm pleased he's back with Pepper, and they are buried under roses in pots next to each other. Pleased he's at peace but missing him dreadfully.

I had to say goodbye to my little Salt today, he's gone to join his brother Pepper, at Rainbow Bridge. I saw Salt and Pepper on here on the Rabbits in Need forum back in 2006. They caught my eye straight away and it was love at first sight - I had to have them. Jill kindly agreed to me adopting...

I don't post on here much nowadays, but I do try to catch up with threads every couple of days. Here to support in any way I can. xxx

dustfreehay.co.uk is good. Their hay is always lovely.

Gorgeous! I provide mine with lovely beds and things to sleep in, but they always ignore them. Bunnies eh?!

So very sorry to hear this. Love to all of you. xxx

Me too. She's not very good when she's ill. She loss all of her fight when she's even a little bit under the weather. It's difficult to tell how serious something is with her. I've given her a good check over and she seems ok. Obviously I can't check her teeth, but there are no tell-tale signs...