Hi I want a holland lop bunny but I have no idea where to look. I’ve looked at multiple shelters in my area and they either have very few bunnies that aren’t fit for me or bonded pairs :( if anyone needs to rehome their bunny here and they happen to be a holland lop or mini lop please reach out!

rehoming is always my first choice but if anyone knows anywhere else I could check out pls lmk

In case this happens to anyone I want to share my story. It happened in a Sat and the Vet was going to be more than I could afford. Just spent $10,000 on our dog there. We got infant gas drops and Oxbow critical care. Took away all food except lots of good hay and fresh water. This happened 48 hours ago and the bunny had zero side effects. Never stopped eating, drinking or pooping. Did not have to use critical care or gas drops. Zero side effects. 48 hours of pure stress and he was completely fine.

So ive had my dwarf bunnie for a year now and she's hit a point where she's chewing everything even though I've given her things to chew on, I got her a little playpen and made the mistake of getting one that is not metal so she she's a hole and when she gets out she poops and pees on my brother's bed and I don't know if it's dominance or rebellion but nowy family wants me to leave her outside in a cage so I need some help please.

We decided to keep the bunny and we are at a crossroads with the name!! We put pictures in the comments

I already took him to the vet and they trimmed his teeth; all the test results came back fine, but he's still drooling even though his teeth are in good condition.

Here’s the full video😭😭 LMFAO.

We tried.. LMFAOOO

The wind was extra windy today…

PLEASE NOTE: He did not actually eat the paper, I took it from his mouth afterwards with a lovely toothmark on one of the T’s. 🤣
He’s a sweetheart, he doesn’t mind these statements I promise, he’s very well loved and spoilt. He’s a very healthy weight according to the vet, do not fear! It’s all in good faith, we love him!

i recently got my girl spayed in the hopes or her becoming at least a little bit docile; her behavior before surgery was absolutely horrid, she would bite, thump and run away from me even without me approaching her at all. she would even leave the room or get up from her resting spot only because im passing by.

after surgery, she seems even agrier than before. now she never leaves her hideout, wont accept her favorite treats if i try to hand feed her, and the worst part of it all is the medicine:

she has to take painkillers daily + spray on her tummy some disinfectant and she absolutely hates every single part of it, i have to run after her and hold her quite tightly and forcefully open her mouth to give her the medicine. she bites and scratches and once its all over she hides from me for the rest of the day until the next morning. then repeat.

she doesnt owe me love, shes never been fond of me and i have been understanding, however lately it's become even more frustrating. i dont need her to love me and cuddle me and accept pets, i just dont want her to run away the moment she sees me, i want my girl back.

will she hate me forever?

He only does it while on the couch, it's quite funny and he's not being scared by anything so I assume it's similar to cat zoomies?

Also, when is the correct time to neuter a bunny boy? Uzel will be 5 months next week, some sources say 4-6 months, but some say otherwise. He's not acting up or marking yet.

Shrimpley disagrees with sunlight unless it’s through a window into an air conditioned room.

My newly adopted bun has a right-ear infection; I’ve been told to use Baytril Otic every morning. He used to cooperate but now dodges when I lift his ear. I currently pet him, lift the ear, apply, then give a treat, but he’s resisting recently and will run off to play every time I lift his ear. Should I try a “bunny burrito”? Any tips for smoother application or to make it more pleasant for him in the future? He is neutered , if that changes anything!

I've had them for almost 6 months, which isn't that long I know but they were warming up to me slowly, especially the boy. However lately they've been more skittish and apprehensive about getting a treat from me. I've had to rearrange their box a few times because I'm dealing with one of them peeing outside it, otherwise I don't think my home situation has changed much and I try to hand feed them treats and pellets multiple times a day.

She's 7 years old and I'm a bag of nerves. Please keeps us both in your thoughts

If only there was a way…

My bunny is regularly chewing the (edges of) the wall. Is there something we can do about it?

Bunny for reference :).

Simple right? Lol
We got a holland lop about 1.5 weeks ago and we have a litter box, hay hanging above litter box and in the actual litter box in the corner and everything set up in an X pen for him.

When he poops I put his poop in the litter box and when he pees I wipe up the pee with paper towel and then clean it with an amonia spray and put the initial paper towel in his litter box so it smells a little more like pee however he still has never used the actual litter box.

4m old
Neutered

Any tips and tricks ?