Submitted By: Meta
Meet 5 year old Konijn! (Konijn means rabbit in Dutch). Konijn is a Diva that runs the house! She has an area dedicated to sleeping but otherwise spends her days ruling her kingdom! This little princess has Mommy wrapped around her little paw and has her shopping at three different stores to keep her happy! One for her food, one for her hay and one for her treats! Konijn can be quite loving but everything must be on her own terms! Meta, we think you’re a tad bunny-whipped! 😉
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Submitted By: Gabrielle
Rusty (on left) is a 2 year old crossbreed and Dandelion (on right) is a year old miniature lop. Gabrielle says that while both rabbits are incredibly sweet and loving, Rusty can be a bad influence on Dandelion. They love to cause trouble including nibbling on baseboards and destroying boxes and anything they can get their little paws on!
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Submitted By: Jenna
Meet 1 1/2 year old Tyson! Tyson’s pregnant mother was brought in to Jenna’s local shelter. Once the babies were old enough to leave mom, they were put up for adoption. Tyson or Ty-Ty, loves to spend the day doing laps around his bunny-proofed room doing binkies and rubbing his chin on everything!
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Submitted By: Rhianna
Meet Bear, a 1 1/2 year old Lionhead! Bear loves going outside to explore (under supervision of course). This is Rhianna’s first bunny that she adopted last Halloween. He has completely stolen her heart!
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Question:
Hi Bb!
I noticed in one of your videos that you use aspen shavings in your rabbit’s litterboxes. I was just wondering if you ever had issues with mites while using these shavings? My vet has told me not to use any kind of shavings because they often have mites in them which can then transfer to my rabbit. Is this something I should be concerned about?
S.
Answer:
Hi S!
The fact is that mites can be carried in any bedding – not just shavings – as well as hay. To eliminate any concern, you can place the bags of bedding that you purchase in your freezer for 48 hours. This will ensure that any creepy crawlies that may be in the bag are dead before coming in to contact with your rabbit.
If you are concerned that your rabbit may have already contracted mites from their bedding, your vet will be able to diagnose and prescribe a topical solution such as Ivermectin or Revolution to treat it.
Submitted By: Keara
This little sweetheart is 1 1/2 year old Hazel! Hazel loves our channel and is a fellow Canadian bunny just like us!
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Question:
Hi BudgetBunny!
I was browsing on Amazon for some rabbit chew toys and found a bunch for a great price. The problem is that some of them use pine wood. I know that rabbits shouldn’t be kept on pine shavings because of their delicate respiratory systems but I was wondering if pine wood toys were also unsafe.
Y.
Answer:
Hi Y!
Untreated pine wood is perfectly safe for your rabbit. In fact, the majority of wooden toys you find in pet shops are made from untreated pine. Pine is also what we constructed our rabbit condos out of for this same reason. The reason pine shavings are bad is because of the process that pine wood goes through to become pine shavings. This process is what releases aromatic oils that are bad for your rabbit’s respiratory system.
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