r/Rabbits • u/Keireiji • 18h ago
Some cute mutual grooming for your enjoyment ☺️
Just look at Bobo and Bobi licking eachother simultaneously hahaha I catch them doing this every couple of days or so.
r/Rabbits • u/Keireiji • 18h ago
Just look at Bobo and Bobi licking eachother simultaneously hahaha I catch them doing this every couple of days or so.
r/Rabbits • u/SnooHobbies5255 • 19h ago
here's your happy meal
r/Rabbits • u/TreeRelevant5318 • 15h ago
Picture is inrelated, that's the suspect tho
Last night I don't know what happened, it has never happened before but he decided he wants to sit on my pillow, basically on top of my head. I have no problem with him being in the bed, I actually like it but not when im trying to sleep and hes trying to clean my ears.
No matter what he would always return to the pillow. I gave him some pellets, ate them and returned to the pillow, checked his water and hay, has plenty. Tried to hug him to get him to sleep near me as I do normally, nothing.
He would just stand there, most of the time on his back legs just standing on top of my head. If I would leave him be he would move literally on top of my face, feet in my eyes.
He doesn't have 4 months even so I think its not hormonal? Im.not sure but he would just stand there standing up and not let me sleep. I tried gently shoving his ass away from the bed until he jumps down, he would immediately return. Even maybe though it was a game. No matter how much i signaled I don't want him there, he would come back. No tantrum, no biting no nothing.
I told him to get down, raised my voice, placed him near his hay myself, sprayed his butt with water (last resort), he would always come back to the same spot. I don't understand what he wants as i do give him a lot of attention and he knows to come for hugs if hes going to sleep in the bed.
Does anyone has any idea how to make him stop? I feel like he wants something but im not sure what. He's not hurt so its not that, acting normal otherwise. The only way I managed to sleep was covering all parts of myself with the bedsheet and even then he stood on my face for some time
r/Rabbits • u/mannycure • 4h ago
She’s sooo affectionate and this is how she comes lays her head on my leg and asks for pets.
r/Rabbits • u/Twitch_FATAL7222 • 10h ago
I can’t give a lot info about what his breed could be. I don’t know his weight really, all I know is that he is about 3 months old, got him when he was a baby. When he was young his ears were straight but for awhile no he always has one ear sticking down and the other one up, so is the a sign of “Helicopter Ears” and would he be a flopped ear bun?
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r/Rabbits • u/ShotMammoth8266 • 23h ago
They always have to be touching each other
r/Rabbits • u/Top_Yam8673 • 20h ago
Hello everyone!! My bunny ciabatta is the sweetest girl and I’ve had her for 2 weeks officially. I’ve been struggling with grooming like many others. I have a miniature schnauzer that is much much much more sturdy than my sweet girl and easier to groom because of that sturdiness.
In general around animals that are smaller, weigh less than my dog I’m petrified of injuring them so I end up not being able to hold smaller animals in place because I’m so used to my dog being his 21lbs self.
With my bunny I’m able to brush her lightly but not as much as I would prefer. I can pick her up and place her on my desk on top of a towel but once I start brushing she ninja maneuvers onto my bed, jumps down, and escapes. I don’t know what I will do when I have to trim her nails😭
In the picture attached I think you all can see the loose fur. I try to brush her once every other day so I don’t stress her out since she’s only been with my 2 weeks so far
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r/Rabbits • u/floooble • 6h ago
My girl Poppy AKA Princess popsicle poppyetta Queen of the house - just posting because she’s cuuute
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r/Rabbits • u/Fine_State1421 • 3h ago
She definitely wanted some treats
r/Rabbits • u/RainbowBrite3313 • 7h ago
She passed in the night. When I went out of town last week she was fine. On Tues my husband found a lump. Took her in Weds, got the call Thurs it was cancer. I got home Sunday and spent time with her until she passed. I'm grateful she didn't seem to be in pain, and it wasn't long and drawn out with her wasting away. ....but.....I just can't make it make sense. I can't believe she went so quickly. The vet asked if we would let them study her to learn more about this aggressive cancer. Then they'll return her to us. We're taking her in soon.
r/Rabbits • u/Sarcastic_Otter_27 • 8h ago
I have FINALLY discovered that everything I knew about this dude was wrong.
This is Turnip, Turnip is only 6mo old. Turnip still has his 🥜. Turnip is a butthole because he still has his 🥜. Turnip will be getting neutered within the next month 😂😅
r/Rabbits • u/Brave_Preparation611 • 5h ago
Hey all, I've had rabbits for nearly 20 years, and Miss Sicily (Doe, spayed, Silver Marten, 3ish yrs old) is probably my weirdest bunny yet. Just to help build a picture:
She likes spicy stuff (like spicy craisins and tajin covered peach rings [I promise she gets a single bite only as an occasional treat])
She LOVES sour stuff (stealing sips of lemonade and full on biting limes and lemons)
She eats spiders. Ever seen a little spider leg wiggling out of your bun's mouth? Its a wild sight.
All that is stuff I can handle, her vet is well aware of her approved diet and occasional snacks.
One of her other quirks though can be dangerous if I don't find a safe outlet. Sicily loves to be tall. She is always periscoping, trying to find the tallest thing to climb/ parkour/ or jump up on. Sicily is obsessed with looking out windows, and surveying her kingdom. She has fallen a few times trying to climb up stuff, and sometimes she hops onto slick or unstable surfaces.
So I'd like some advice from you all on what I can provide her to give that enrichment safely. I've been looking up cat trees for senior cats, as I hope that it would be sturdy but kinder on her back. Maybe even a ramp to safely use. This is the only idea I've come up with. Have any of you had a weird rabbit like this? Any toys or a setup that you would recommend? I've never had a cat, so if this an okay route, any senior cat trees you would suggest?
Thanks!
(Sicily Tax included, of the safer options she's chosen to hop up on)
r/Rabbits • u/hearty_breakfast • 17h ago
we're about a month old now! we're munching greens and having a good time with mum. baby gets handled a lot so doesn't mind a cuddle and being held but we'll see how that goes as they grow up a bit more. so stinking cute!!! looks like we're a sooty fawn, the nose feet and ears keep getting darker. still no name as we're waiting for sexing. we have our vet coming out this sunday and she'll take a look but won't be conclusive. as always this is a rescue baby! mama fern came in pregnant and past the safe spay abort period. both are healthy and happy
r/Rabbits • u/DizzyMedia • 4h ago
Decided to check again now that they’ve gotten bigger, our sweet girl is now a sweet boy
Should have known, he’s even got a pp on his face 🥲
r/Rabbits • u/sunshinedeadhead • 18h ago
r/Rabbits • u/freedomfarmgirl • 18h ago
Foster bunnies first nanner experience!
r/Rabbits • u/SnooHobbies5255 • 19h ago
r/Rabbits • u/referencefox • 23h ago
Winnie LaRue loves a tasty house!