u/Charley_Ben_Freya

I don't know how long he had that bundle in his mouth. He didn't know what to do with it. I had to help him remove it.

Freya's companions have been poorly over the past month and they have had a few overnight hospitalisations as a group of three. Freya has begun trying to bite and chase away the vet staff when they come to take away her friends and check on them. Don't you mess with my family!

I have 3 rabbits and I am struggling so much to keep them all at a consistent healthy weight. One bun, Charley, had tooth issues, so I've been trying to feed her up since she lost weight when she was struggling to eat. One bun, Ben, had conjunctivitis and wasn't eating well whilst he was ill and lost weight, so I'm trying to feed him up too.

The third bun, Freya, is super healthy, but steals everyone else's food and is just getting fatter and fatter! The vet told me she was overweight.

When I got her she was so much smaller than her sister which makes me think she was the tint of the litter and had to learn to assert herself for her chance to get fed. She's 6 now, but still very much shows food guarding behaviour.

I know I need to monitor Freya better when she's eating. I don't know if I should feed her separately, as in a whole other room. Or will that make her food aggression worse?