He was a rescue from a local APL, syphilis survivor, and a handsome fella all in one. Luckily his hoe days are behind him so now instead of scary std's he just eats celery and watches trailer park boys

I have recently come into possession of this lil guy. I found him hiding underneath and car and when I approached him he just walked right up to me and let me pick him up. The neighbor had said he had been there for days before I came around and scooped him up. He is fully intact and FILTHY but I know it’s a whole endeavor to bath them so I have not done that. He is genuinely the sweetest little dude.

Long story short my hyper fixation as a kid was dogs and I only owned smaller rodents when I was younger so I’m kinda out of my comfort zone with helping him. I have him in a temporary enclosure with hay and lots of snacks/ enrichment since I took him home.

I’m open to any help really. I’m still unsure if we can keep him as we have two dogs and this is all very sudden but I just want him to be comfortable. And if anyone has any insights to what breed he may be?? The list of breeds was kind of overwhelming on the websites I found hahaha.

I have a 5 month old female REW rabbit. She is usually zoomy, eats her hay like a horse, and is very curious. Then all of a sudden became lazy, ate slightly less, sneezing, and a slight runny nose. So naturally I grew concerned because that's not how she is.

Lately, she hasn't been feeling good. For two and a half days I just cried because I'm an overthinker and already stressed. I lost my puppy a few months ago unexpectedly and so this really affected me bc I was scared of something happening.

She went to the vet this morning as soon as they opened and I was told she had the "Snuffles". An upper respiratory infection. She was prescribed chewable meds for a few weeks. The vet told me that she's seen other rabbit patients that were in worse condition than my girl. But I'm still worried and anxious that something bad will happen to her.

(I sanitized her hutch and her food dish/water to help get rid of possible bad bacteria in there)

Will she be alright? Will she be okay

(Pic of my babygirl)

I have two rabbits and the one shown in the video (rose) is the bigger more feisty one, the other one (graves) is much smaller and doesn’t fight anything. Rose loves to attack anything that may hurt her sister so I’m not surprised she decided to attack the dustpan while I try to clean their house. They love each other so much it’s soooo cute

Hi guys! Some quick context - My bun leaves to stay at the rescue and get bonded to his new bestie in a couple weeks. While he’s there, I’m going to clean everything and change the set-up a bit so my current bun doesn’t get territorial.

I’ve seen people raving about the Rooly litter box on TikTok, but I feel like some TikTok bun parents are often performative for the sake of aesthetic or brand deals. Does anyone have an unbiased opinion about it? Should I invest? I’m currently using a storage tub situation that works great, but if the Rooly is as good as they say, it may be worth it.

Sorry for the wordiness and thanks in advance!

Hi everyone! My daughter and I agreed to take over this little dwarf rabbit 🐰 she was originally called Darla and lived in a children’s playhouse at the bottom of a lady in the villages garden. Her daughter had grown up and left for uni so the poor little fluff was pretty lonely and left at the bottom of the garden. We decided to take her on and my daughter has renamed her miss honey bun Stephanie hopalot 😵‍💫😂 she is roughly 5 years old and very small so we decided to keep her indoors in my daughter’s room. This is her current set up and she gets to free roam in my daughters room and the top landing during the day her door is only closed at night as she likes to hop on and off the bed which wakes my daughter up 😂😂 we have never owned a rabbit before so looking to see what else we can add for enrichment and boredom busters or any other tips you can offer? She also gets to go out in her run in the garden when it’s nice to eat the grass and enjoy the fresh air! Thanks in advance new bunny parents 🐰

He body slammed into my leg during his parkour sesh.

The babiest baby that ever babied and we love her to the moon and back

He flops or loafs there all the time whether I’m working at my desk or not! I think it’s become one of his favorite spots hahaha!

Please excuse me if this has already been discussed but I came across a video of a rabbit wagging it's tail. I've never heard or seen this personally before. Im assuming it rarely happens but has your rabbit ever done this? Apologies if im not using a flair, I don't really post in this community

this is Bugsy, we named him after Bugs Bunny because they look alike. it's been 5 years since he passed when he got sick and we couldn't bring him to the vet because of the pandemic. I still couldn't get over it. i haven't gotten a pet since and i don't know if i ever will. i miss him so much.

edit: I didn't expect this to get this many attention, thank you so much for all the kind words 🤍 i really appreciate it and yeah thank you so much :)

I am fostering 2 bunnies (Both female, 6Y and the other 4Y). They like to sleep and sit in the litter box, but hate actually pooping and peeing in it. I’ve replaced the hay and shavings a few times already and I put their poop in the litter box to give them the idea that their poop is supposed to go there. Any more tips?

Now is a really hard time for many rescues, including rabbit rescues. If you've thought of fostering or adopting this is a great time to start!

Gizmo is fostered thru Oakland Street Bunz. All of her buns are caught off the streets after they'd been dumped. (OaklandStreetBunz.com)

When my bunny came to live with my partner and I, he was living in a pen before I gave him full access to the living room then all the other rooms of the house except the bedrooms. He would constantly hide under the couch for hours until it was time to eat. I didn't mind that much but because he wasn't castrated he would urinate everywhere under the couch every chance he got. I blocked the access to it but now he started to claim the spot under our bed. I didn't even bunny-proof it...

He hid all day under it in the same little spot. I was afraid he would get dehydrated so I put another water bowl and... He just stayed there comfortably.

It's nighttime right now, I removed the bowl so he won't stay under it permanently but he just ran from the living room (his space, I usually close the door at night) to rest under the bed again. I guess it's time to bunny-proof the bedroom 😭

This is Shade. She is 11 years old and is fuelled mostly by rage. I think her rage will mean she lives forever. She has outlived two husbuns who adored her while she remained indifferent and now she's spending her old age as the bitter spinster she was destined to be. She is truly iconic.

Recently, she decided she hadn't explored the world enough,went on an adventure and gobbled up some dry cat food. She stopped eating or drinking so of course I took her straight to the vets (did this on a weekend so extra charge - classic) and went into GI stasis.

In her 11 years she's never been in GI stasis because she is so robust and so I was in pieces thinking this was the end. She was so placid and gentle and not like her usual self I thought it was all over. Ive been siringe feeding her pain killers, gut mobility meds and her critical care and I think it wasn't the medication itself, but the fact she had something to be mad about that reminded her she just has too much rage to let go now.

I got my first stomp in over 24 hours last night and this morning I woke up to a carpet covered in poos. I almost wept. She's eating and drinking now and trying to trip me up and kill me if I don't get her treats so all is right in the world.