Calling All Rabbit Nutters

[Kiki]

I think it’s a more recent thing. I don’t recall vaccines being recommended in the past.

Treb isn't a real bunny anyways. He is a pampered indoor dummy.

 

[BantyChooks]

Treb isn't a real bunny anyways. He is a pampered indoor dummy.

Just don’t let any mosquitoes inside.

 

[MGG]

Our dumb big bunny. She's so cute. Lays like a puppy

 

[Kiki]

Our dumb big bunny. She's so cute. Lays like a puppy View attachment 4043232View attachment 4043233View attachment 4043234View attachment 4043235

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She's fat!
Where did she get those big dumb booty cheeks!?

 

[MGG]

She's fat!
Where did she get those big dumb booty cheeks!?

Squats and lunges

 

[BantyChooks]

Our dumb big bunny. She's so cute. Lays like a puppy View attachment 4043232View attachment 4043233View attachment 4043234View attachment 4043235

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She is huge. Very cute!

 

[BantyChooks]

I find myself in the very strange spot of having to buy sticks for Juniper. I don't trust the local park not to spray their trees. She dislikes cardboard and won't chew it beyond a few nibbles, so I am trying out a few different wood types and some seagrass mats to see if that strikes her fancy. She has been destroying the plastic grates that I used to keep her from slipping through the fence, so she clearly likes to chew - just not cardboard.

I think I will go with a wooden house with the bark still on, and a few types of wicker (softer) and seagrass (softest). For throwing, foraging toys etc I'll be making them out of cardboard along with tunnels, but I do want to encourage her to chew on something other than plastic.

Also thinking of using some twine to tie up veggies in areas she has to reach a bit to get to. It's a bit of an adjustment to have a young rabbit as opposed to a senior that prefers to nap on heating pads all day.

 

[TJAnonymous]

Check out this big chonk... He's decided he needs to flip his bowl every day and chew up all his blankets.

 

[ShrekDawg]

I find myself in the very strange spot of having to buy sticks for Juniper. I don't trust the local park not to spray their trees. She dislikes cardboard and won't chew it beyond a few nibbles, so I am trying out a few different wood types and some seagrass mats to see if that strikes her fancy. She has been destroying the plastic grates that I used to keep her from slipping through the fence, so she clearly likes to chew - just not cardboard.

I think I will go with a wooden house with the bark still on, and a few types of wicker (softer) and seagrass (softest). For throwing, foraging toys etc I'll be making them out of cardboard along with tunnels, but I do want to encourage her to chew on something other than plastic.

Also thinking of using some twine to tie up veggies in areas she has to reach a bit to get to. It's a bit of an adjustment to have a young rabbit as opposed to a senior that prefers to nap on heating pads all day.

Awwwwww good luck!!!!!!

 

[ShrekDawg]

Check out this big chonk... He's decided he needs to flip his bowl every day and chew up all his blankets.

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Wow!!!!!!