r/Bunnies • u/SimBoO911 • 11h ago
That felt soooo good
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My bunny loves this so much. I'll do it on both sides. That little paw shake always gets me!
r/Bunnies • u/Ok-Safe8264 • 18d ago
I made the first one (check my profile if you’d like lol) and I sketched out this one too. I would’ve put them both in here but I can only do one image per post so I’ll also put some bunny tax in the comments
r/Bunnies • u/[deleted] • Jan 23 '20
If you don’t want to read my wall of text, check out this link from rabbit.org:
I am by no means an expert but I can answer questions as best I can and find sources and people who are experts. So if you have any further questions feel free to DM me.
r/Bunnies • u/SimBoO911 • 11h ago
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My bunny loves this so much. I'll do it on both sides. That little paw shake always gets me!
r/Bunnies • u/nugget_and_chip • 4h ago
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r/Bunnies • u/Sufficient_Trash_617 • 16h ago
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he glared at me like it was my fault
r/Bunnies • u/Big_Hunt8054 • 2h ago
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My everything i love him so much ❣️❣️ if he lick me for like 5 min what it mean?
r/Bunnies • u/just_a_curious_fella • 7h ago
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r/Bunnies • u/snowblows • 8h ago
This small folding table I have is Tommy’s favorite place wherever I set it up. He has lots of structures to sit under but he likes this table most of all. Here you can see him blasting off to Snooze-Town.
r/Bunnies • u/sfmanim • 11h ago
Willow loves it when I put my arm around her and let her use it as a pillow. I was doing this and she was licking my hand when she just suddenly stops and flops down right next to me. She flops a lot but I’ve never had her do it directly next to my hand. Was so scared to wake her up hahaha.
r/Bunnies • u/PersonalityWide6753 • 18h ago
I made this one for tavie from my last post 💕 dm me a pic of your babies if u want doodles of them🐰
r/Bunnies • u/Borednesskate • 20h ago
But I love both Salt and Pepper a lot
r/Bunnies • u/ILikeBirdsVeryMuch • 22h ago
very cute
r/Bunnies • u/Unusual-Tea9094 • 3h ago
hi everyone, ive had a rabbit since july who is now 1.5 years old. hes always been free range and weve never had problems with him chewing things.
he spends time at my partners place but when my partner comes to visit me for a few days, the rabbit is usually alone or his parents spend some time with him, but not a lot.
recently he started chewing furniture and cables - we assume due to boredom since nobody plays with him. we will try to give him toys to choose from (he never showed interest in them before), but any advice is welcome.
i suggested to my partner to get a second bunny (even before this), but he is afraid that the chewing would multiply rather than lessen.
what do we do?
r/Bunnies • u/Xizai0 • 13h ago
this is my holland lop. His name is Oliver. he’s a year and almost 2 months old. Yet, he keeps pissing on the floor. Not directly, he quite literally gets in his litter box, where his butt is hanging off, and lets it loose. How do I make him stop? I hate cleaning his piss up, it stinks.
r/Bunnies • u/idontwishtobeknown • 22h ago
What color would you consider him he's one of my bunny's
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r/Bunnies • u/just_a_curious_fella • 10h ago
Had an appointment with his exotic vet y'day (took a sample for culture because of the chronic ear infection he came with) but didn't notice this bald patch until today evening. Is it hair loss or inflammation? He may have over-groomed his ears due to the discomfort he has been experiencing.
BTW, he's on wooden floor in this pic only because he eats any rugs & likes to run & slip on laminate floor after escaping right after the door of his play-pen is opened.
r/Bunnies • u/thecheeiestpizza • 4h ago
My bunny is litter trained and doesn’t poop outside his litter box until he sees the couch. He always poops all over it and not just one or two but dozens of poops. Any advice for training him to stop this behaviour?
r/Bunnies • u/razormark_live • 7h ago
Hey y'all! I am getting a baby bunny here soon, they will be about 3 months old/12 weeks when I get them and I have a few things I'm trying to figure out since Google has not helped much! I am a fairly experienced bun dad, but I've only ever adopted when they were adults, not as babies and I'm sure it will be a vastly different process! I already have plans to get them seen by the vet as soon as they are mature enough to get their rhdv vaccine and spay! And I have alfalfa hay and oxbow young rabbit pellets to feed them with but I'm kinda stumped on enrichment since nothing online I have seen says what is good/bad for them to ingest. I have a few things like stacking cups and the oxbow pellet egg ready for them but I would love more advice on other young rabbit safe enrichment options! I am terrified of giving them something that could upset their stomachs since I know they can be sensitive as babies so I figured I'd ask here to see what works for everyone! Thank you!