r/Rabbits

Just a cute throwback of the bun.

The most recent hurricane battered us. we wanted to evacuate, but were unable to find a place that would allow us to bring my boys. Oreo, OJ, and Carl are all safe!! Tore the fence down and the power is going to out for a week, but we are all safe!! (I know Oreo is rough looking, he’s an old man and has malclusion! His surgery is this week :D )

We hosted a birthday party for my 12 year old rabbit Olaf , we got him after the frozen movie came out . Over 30 people attended ! Cheers to many more years

My sibling claims my rabbits are "boring". I pointed out that they are prey animals who spent a good amount of time in a hutch in the shelter. My sibling said "yeah but they're still boring". 🙄

Rest in peace to my beautiful angel Mochi, who crossed the rainbow bridge today.

My moody, sassy, sweet girl. Jabba and I will miss you so much.

Any advice on helping her widower get through his grief would be much appreciated.

Hello Reddit, I'm Choco. I'm 4 years old.

I have two incomes. A house. A chef in the kitchen. A car. Two chauffeurs.

Ask me for financial advices.

I got a rabbit yesterday. I was trying to see to if I could get any tips or advice. I’ve owned small pets in the past (guinea pigs, chinchillas, hedgehogs). She’s already doing good litter training and loves throwing her wooden toys around.

(This is a repost as my previous one got taken down because the pictures I took of her when getting her had wire flooring.)

my Rosie is a French lop. it is kind of a small cage but they don’t make anything for a French lop and Flemish giant. So just asking (you can probably see some of Rosie)

is this a good set up? ( if you see her empty dog bowl: I haven’t fed my Rosie a second time today yet going to now)

also, should her food and water be in her littler? Or out? I have been told that they have to have her food and water in her littler. But I have seen a lot of photos where the water and food are not in the littler

please excuse the mess of my room.( I am cleaning it because my grandmother is coming into town on Tuesday for her mom (my great grandmother) birthday)

Bunny update on my new bun!!! Shes been settling in well these past few days, I've had her space restricted for the past few days so that way shes able to get used to her surroundings and new noises before I will feel comfortable with her being free roaming in her shed.

Another thing I want to point out is, that she will most likely have a home base in my room so that way she isnt alone in the shed 24/7 but has my room to be in aswell (as she is a big fan of my bed)

But overall I think shes settling in quite well, I've been sitting with her everyday while she roams around her area and she has actually binkied a few times today while I was there which I will take as a win win because I will assume shes beginning to feel more comfortable and happy in her new area!

Any bunny tips will be highly appreciated, I will also gladly take constructive criticism to improve anything!

His name is Honey Boo-Boo Bear, he’s very kind just shy, he’s perfectly healthy the vets say. ^_^

So I just got a bunny yesterday and when I’m not sitting in his room but once I enter he goes straight into a corner and hides. What can I do? Does he need more time? Do I need to sit longer? Does he need more space? Also his name is Victor von bun bun (also yes I will change the bedding and get more toys he has, my friend got it and I will get a different type mainly aspen bedding, I texted my friend what to get a he totally ignored it)

Looking for a bit of advice about our lovely little Fifi.

Fifi is eight and a half and lost her husband, Booboo, just under three months ago. We're still heartbroken over losing our little man, and I'm sure she misses him terribly too.

We've had Fifi for four and a half years. She's always been a timid but feisty little lady who preferred Booboo's company to ours.

Initially, she was quite depressed, but she's really come out of her shell. She previously only accepted rubs when Booboo was getting them, whereas now she actively seeks affection, especially from my wife. She's very clear when she doesn't want rubs, but often asks for more when we stop!

She's also taken over Booboo's job of supervising my cleaning duties and has become more adventurous, exploring parts of our apartment she'd never visited before.

She's completely free roam, with plenty of cosy beds, hay piles and cardboard boxes for her little construction business. She enjoys her evening snack routine and still does zoomies and occasional binkies.

My wife is home two weekdays, we're around at weekends, and I'm home every evening. We spend lots of time with Fifi. My wife also gets up occasionally during the night, and Fifi will sometimes greet her with excited little binkies before enjoying rubs and treats. She has several cosy sleeping spots she moves between overnight.

Our dilemma is whether she needs another companion.

We're still grieving Booboo and aren't emotionally ready for another rabbit, but we'll absolutely get her a friend if that's best for her.

My biggest worry is nighttime, when she's active and we're asleep. Is she lonely, or genuinely content? Equally, at eight and a half, would introducing another rabbit cause unnecessary stress?

Has anyone experienced something similar with an older rabbit? Did you get another companion, or was your rabbit happy living alone?

We absolutely adore our feisty little lady and just want her to be as happy as possible for however many years we're lucky enough to have her.

Thanks a million for any advice. ❤️

That lighting was not doing her a favour. My round lil princess 🧡

So some months ago I made a post about how my life flipped and I didn't know if I was going to be able to take care of him.

Fast forward to today, I started a job at a new lab a little while ago. Was telling my coworkers my issues and theu told me to bring some of his poop. Found out, he had a bad yeast overgrowth! Not sure why the vet I brought him to never tested it, but I had issues with her and switched since then.

He's been on a diet to kill the yeast and is doing GREAT. His weight is good, I just upgraded his area to 25sqft with a ton of things in it. Learned how to trim his nails myself, which he did REALLY good for though he's a nasty bunny with most things.

My finances are still drained, so I hope nothing else hits while I built them back up and pay off the retirement I took to fix my Cecil, but it was all worth it. Best coworkers ever, I got to keep my bunny and he is living large.

Thanks for all the support on my last post! Good luck to all of you guys!