r/Bunnies • u/uta_luta_muta • 9h ago
sleep mode activated Do you let your bunny sleep in bed with you?
Personally, Ms. Ramona is my bed companion; most days I fall asleep and wake up with her still by my side
r/Bunnies • u/Ok-Safe8264 • Jan 16 '26
I made the first one (check my profile if you’d like lol) and I sketched out this one too. I would’ve put them both in here but I can only do one image per post so I’ll also put some bunny tax in the comments
r/Bunnies • u/[deleted] • Jan 23 '20
If you don’t want to read my wall of text, check out this link from rabbit.org:
I am by no means an expert but I can answer questions as best I can and find sources and people who are experts. So if you have any further questions feel free to DM me.
r/Bunnies • u/uta_luta_muta • 9h ago
Personally, Ms. Ramona is my bed companion; most days I fall asleep and wake up with her still by my side
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r/Bunnies • u/redacted_name15 • 2h ago
I opened up my big chonky rabbit’s space by giving him access to the bedroom, and ever since then he ALWAYS wants to hang out under the bed!
Now I’m a little worried he’s not eating as much hay because I barely see him going back to his litterbox/hay area. I checked the CCTV and from around 1–6 AM, he only went to the litterbox once and mostly stayed under the bed.
He seems completely normal tho, still pooping and peeing, no hunching, no signs of pain/sore hocks, acting like himself, and binkying when we go downstairs.
I’m wondering if he just loves his new hiding spot too much and doesn’t bother going back for hay..I’ve been encouraging him to go back to his room with treats, but I don’t want him to start expecting treats every time!
Any advice?
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r/Bunnies • u/Bdaaaawg • 8h ago
He was getting kisses on top of his head and LOVING it lol. They’re not bonded but he was enjoying it for sure. Hes going to is forever home this week and I’m going to miss him like crazy 😢
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r/Bunnies • u/MellieBean42 • 1d ago
Guys my bun escaped out my door just now and I looked out my window and saw movement and I screamed and ran out and got him and had a heart attack 😭…but after he was safe inside I was thinking back to what caught my eye and the little dude was BINKYING on the sidewalk!!!!!!!!!!!!! Like I’m dying and he’s just out there like lalala (pics for bun tax)
r/Bunnies • u/Admirable_Patient110 • 19h ago
When I bought my buns I was told the gender was “male” and the breed was an Angora rabbit. I took my bunny to the vet and found out it was a female but they weren’t sure of the breed because there’s a possibility of her being mixed.
I’m also not sure of her age but when I bought her she looked like a fully grown rabbit already. She wasn’t a baby baby, she was a big bunny. I’ve had her since 2024 so she could be older than expected
But hey any answer would help here lol
r/Bunnies • u/Chesirem • 11h ago
I'm in the trenches, I started last night. I'm bonding 4 together - 2 males and 2 females. 3 I found dumped outside about 3 years ago. And the newest is from a family member who couldn't take care of him anymore. I ran out of room to separate them with the newest bun. And I was finally in the position to fix the boys after fixing the girls. It's been over a month since their surgery. They're set up in my dining room, somewhere they've never been. With brand new litter boxes, new rug, new tunnel, and new water bowl. I started with a 4x6 space but today I made it about 4x4.
Sometimes they act sweet to each other and then they start going at it.
I brought my mattress in the dining room so I'm nearby if they fight at night. Last night I was up every hour with the broom breaking up fights. Life is so chaotic lol. My dog, who used to use the dining room as his "bedroom", is so stressed. Last night he was barking when they started to fight. (The dining room is also gated so the dogs are locked out.)
An unlikely alliance has formed between a female and a male. So at this point, it's them 2 snuggled in a corner, and the other boy and girl are in a standstill in their own corners. I think it's worse between the 2 boys and the 2 girls. I've taken bunnies out for a breaks when they're overstimulated and fighting everybody. I've taken the tunnel in and out depending on if it's causing them to act territorial.
I'm currently hoping I only need to sleep in the dining for 3 days. Tell me if I'm delusional 🤠 (The tunnel pic happened really early on, I couldn't stop laughing.)
r/Bunnies • u/Ivan_Ghoul • 14h ago
Lagomorphs=Oxygen
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r/Bunnies • u/CharacterSmoke423 • 6h ago
There is a reason I lovingly call my boy, King, (1 yr 3 months old, mine since 8 wks, neutered), "honky boy," (he's very vocal). Relative to his bunwife, Chloe, who makes no sound at all, he makes many. He screamed at 9 weeks old, when he got his foot caught on something sticky, and even though internet searches don't validate this, I believe it activated his voice box, lol. He's also so dominant/alpha that he recently growled at a regular visitor - albeit, a 7 lb. Pomeranian - when the dog wandered too far out of his allowed zone.
In any event, he honks for sure. I heard it the most often, back when he & Chloe were working their bond out. (IOW, when he humps, he honks.) However, for about 6-7 months, he's made this honk-like wheez sound when I'm pet-...er, face & hand massaging him... (See vids included)
At first, it scared me, having read about how prolific respiratory issues are in rabbits - and especially in the brachygnathic ones, like my Lop, here. And well, I guess it still does concern me, (or I wouldn't have finally gotten a video of it so that I could be posting this), but I'm 99% sure it's his honk. Would anyone care to weigh in?
In the video, you'll see me demonstrate how, when I stop massaging, he stops whisper-honking immediately, and continues breathing, silently.
Hoping if the general consensus is that it is his honk, this post may come up, to comfort others who may have rabbits making similar honks, in future search results.
Also, FTR, he's been seen by 5 different vets, 2 of which are small mammal exotic specialists, and while I've never thought to mention this noise, his lungs are always clear, and he's never found to have any sinus or airway blockages. Rather, the problem is only ever his gas/distension, dirty butt & that he often doesn't care to eat his butt snacks. 😝 (On that note, I'll also gladly read any tips on how to fix that!)
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r/Bunnies • u/Unhappy-Honey3820 • 11h ago
Hello, are you guys vaccinating your rabbits annually? I am having trouble finding a vet that has the vaccines available in my area.
r/Bunnies • u/Plenty_Form_9544 • 2h ago
Normally when I open my bund pen he immediately goes out but now he came out but went right back to lay down then he came to me for a treat because I called him and now he went into his hide spot and started to dig into it and then lay down and he repeats it
In the morning he seemed normal, maybe Im overreacting but I dont want to miss something
r/Bunnies • u/Redschallenge • 15h ago