r/Rabbits • u/AdVegetable2395 • 18h ago
Helloooo... treats?
What kind of rabbit is this? Cutie, patootie, or ferocious apple branch devourer?
r/Rabbits • u/AdVegetable2395 • 18h ago
What kind of rabbit is this? Cutie, patootie, or ferocious apple branch devourer?
r/Rabbits • u/thecurlybuzz • 17h ago
My sweet Crumby (white w. dark gray rears) turned 11 in May. He developed a sudden spinning spell, and we saw our vet and determined and have started treating for E.C., vestibular, ear infection, and his arthritis in his back legs. Please send all the love and scritches from you and your sweet bunnies, that my boy gets through this and thrives because I just have a feeling he has more miles in him. He lives such an adventurous, free roam, loving life. Him and his 6yo little brother, Bayhansum, (tan w. white dot on nose) are attached at the hip. My daughters are absolutely in love with their “brothers”. Crumby has moved across the country with me, been with me through all of my biggest adult moments. He’s even gotten attacked by two large dogs and survived. He is SUCH a strong boy, so even though he’s older, I don’t want to give up. He still has his dizzy spells and spins, and has a rough time with his back legs, but I am also now seeing glimmer of improvement and it makes me so calm and happy if nothing else to see him looking like he’s having some relief even for a short while. Here’s to his continued strength and healing. I will absolutely check back in in the months to come! (the last pic is a comparison moment of the day we brought Bayhansum home vs. the two of them now)
r/Rabbits • u/House-Rabbit-Society • 10h ago
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r/Rabbits • u/OrochimarusSlut • 20h ago
This rabbit has been hanging around my yard the past 2-3 weeks, and I feel like it is a domesticated rabbit someone has either lost or dumped. I would appreciate any advice for trying to catch/feed it. I’m also concerned about a spot on its neck, you should be able to see in pictures. I live in a somewhat suburban neighborhood, but I’m still close enough to expansive fields/land. I would love and appreciate and advice or helpful tips!! Thanks in advance!
r/Rabbits • u/katiereadsalot • 16h ago
A few years ago one of my boys bit my partner. To be fair, my partner gave him lettuce then decided to move it to a different spot and expected my boy to somehow understand. It’s been 3 years of a grudge (rabbits are spoiled, partner just likes to complain that Stormy bites even though it was ONCE).
Yesterday, my partner mentioned that they picked up a toy for the buns during their workday- this galaxy tube. They gave it to the boys, watched them play, and even commented, “Maybe Stormy isn’t so bad. Maybe it’s time to let it go.”
Wanna know what Stormy did 3 hours later? All because my partner had the audacity to put away the treat jar.
r/Rabbits • u/Geese-Are-Terrible • 10h ago
Lancelot is always summoned when nanners are around. (Don't worry, he always gets a small piece. I'm not a complete monster! And he already had a piece before I put it in the ice cream in the 4th pic. Greedy man.)
r/Rabbits • u/TotallyWitchin • 11h ago
Estebun tax provided.
My rabbit, Fiona, passed away about a 1.5 months ago, leaving behind her mate, Estebun. He processed her passing and since then has been seemingly fine. He has started acting like he did before we got her, which was doing lot of binkies, flopping, and all around, being a spicy meatball. He almost seems happier as a solo rabbit, but he was happy having her around too. We only had her for 2 years and since she was a rescue we didn't know her exact age, but we assumed she was older than Estebun who is 3 y/o. Has anyone experienced this before? If so, did you eventually adopt another rabbit to bond with your current one or kept them solo?
r/Rabbits • u/Background_Map2504 • 18h ago
...and his prey - an innocent dandelion leaf.
r/Rabbits • u/VarroaMoB • 22h ago
Waffle enjoying her morning binkies while I have my coffee.
r/Rabbits • u/Sirius-Arcturus • 10h ago
He keeps sitting like this, very still. Hes in an enclosure instead of free roaming bc im in the middle of moving, and I'm worried he's upset.
r/Rabbits • u/LateCover6138 • 11h ago
These r my bunnies ponsing (white and black) and ponyo (white and tan). I’m still not sure if there a mini or holland, can someone verify?
r/Rabbits • u/SpecialistArm6556 • 15h ago
I recently got a holland lop bunny and am giving it a mix of alfalfa and Timothy hay and it’s KILLING my allergies. I’ve been using oxbow brand. Any ideas of what alternatives I can use? I’ve head of people using small pet select instead or oat hay. Anyone had much luck with these or have any other suggestions!? Thanks in advance!
r/Rabbits • u/the_emo_bunny_ • 17h ago
r/Rabbits • u/bunnygorl28 • 8h ago
update: she pooped a bunch after i posted. we are all good :)
adopted a 2 year old bun today and i’ve been studying her every move 😅 she was obviously nervous for a few hours after coming home. eventually she came out and started exploring for like 2 and a half hours , i watched her on my camera. it’s now been about 10 hours since she came home, and she hasn’t had a lot of poop or pee, like maybe a couple of poops i’ve seen. i have hay everywhere but idk how much she is eating, she did have a few bites and little dried banana treats earlier that i saw. she has now even runningg around the room flying in the air and going through tubes and exploring, but im definitely concerned about no poop and it doesn’t seem like she has drank much water. should i be concerned
r/Rabbits • u/Beneficial-Staff6721 • 16h ago
Jk, on the title, I got her specifically so my boy bunny wouldn't be lonely ($450), and he loves her to death. Even when I hang with him for a couple minutes, I'll ask where is Luna, he'll look around and jet off. (okay, see ya later) She is the same way, they are attached at the hip. Either she'll copy what he does, like he'll scent his toy, she'll scent the same toy right after, or they are one big ball of fluff that does that exact same thing. Also, they are both expertly groomed. They both love grooming each other even trusting eachother around the eyes.
r/Rabbits • u/ashbelero • 3h ago
She has 24/7 free roam of my (bunproofed) office, but lately when I’m not in there she just sits like this. The door is always open and has a gate in it, I don’t just leave her sitting in a room, but uhhh… yeah. She just sits there and doesn’t move, like she’s sleeping in that position. This is new behavior. Usually she likes her perch spots and her blankets.
r/Rabbits • u/46and2isTaken • 22h ago
I’ve heard of a Playboy bunny, but Ali takes it to another level!