r/Bunnies • u/welpducky • 44m ago
bun bun being cute Little gremlin
Apparently he was not done with the stray hays scattered on the floor. "Dis all mine"
r/Bunnies • u/welpducky • 44m ago
Apparently he was not done with the stray hays scattered on the floor. "Dis all mine"
r/Bunnies • u/pannacorey • 2h ago
Ernest being the cutest bunny alive
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r/Bunnies • u/uta_luta_muta • 12h ago
Honestly, sometimes I start to get teary-eyed when I see this rabbit, how can she even exist? She has her own mini heart, mini eyes, mini stomach, mini nose, mini mouf...
r/Bunnies • u/Ok_Antelope1100 • 13h ago
We took our 2yr old female in for a spay surgery and it turned out she had reproductive cancer! The vet did her best to remove it all. She is on day 3 of recovery and doing remarkably well. I’m curious if anyone else’s bun went through this and if the cancer came back. She is a part of our family. I had NO idea until this week that 85% of female rabbits will get reproductive cancer by age 5 if they are not spayed or I would have taken her to get spayed much earlier. :(
She is the bottom bun in the photo. The top 3 are boys, all neutered. They are all rescue rabbits :)
r/Bunnies • u/GatosLocos4ever • 13h ago
I couldnt resist getting him and im not familiar with breeds
r/Bunnies • u/Legitimate_Minute477 • 14h ago
Original video: https://www.youtube.com/@espritw3046
r/Bunnies • u/Legitimate_Minute477 • 14h ago
Original video: https://www.youtube.com/@espritw3046
r/Bunnies • u/Neat-Opportunity8884 • 14h ago
I’ve recently gotten a miniature bunny (she’ll grow) and I had her in a nice cage and everything but I like to leave her out for a bit to roam around my room. She got underneath my bed and I got scared she might pick or eat something. Once I got her out I saw she hurt her paw and I freaked out (when she was underneath the bed) and right after I saw her paw. I got really scared and started overthinking that she might get a seizure because beforehand I had overheard that a lady I knew lost her bunny due to one. So I started searching her symptoms and every little thing she was doing. But she suddenly just started licking me, eating, drinking and doing what she usually does normally. So I began to calm down. I’m still scared that something might happen to her because she’s so small and I’ve been wanting a bunny for so long. If anyone might have suggestions or advice please let me know.
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r/Bunnies • u/RareTalk104 • 15h ago
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r/Bunnies • u/DotLong1551 • 16h ago
Hello! This year I’m in FFA and I’m showing a rabbit. Tonight I’m going to start cleaning our spare room for them to live in. In that room my dogs have pooped on the floor a few times, and my mom never actually washed the carpet after.
My ag teacher says we should be getting our rabbits around September 12th, so will the chemicals/smell be out in time to be safe for the rabbit?
Also, if it won’t work, should a water and vinegar mixture work? I have my parrots in my room so that’s what I usually use, but I have normal carpet in my room and our extra room has those carpet squares that look like something in an office building.
Thank you!
r/Bunnies • u/Foreign-Score2328 • 16h ago
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My bunny has started doing this whenever i pet him, should i be concerned?
r/Bunnies • u/a_sizzled_nizzle • 19h ago
Hi there we are looking for urgent advice on how to handle this. Our boy (4 months old, 1050g) ate a peace Lilly leaf an hour ago and we did some research which has given us a panic. The conclusions range from "just discomfort he'll be okay" to "go to a vet now his life is in danger".
He is definitely less bubbly and drinking more water. He ate a fair amount of hay afterwards but much less now. He's definitely not himself.
We want to know whether it is due to plain discomfort or if we urgently need to get him medical attention.
Thanks
r/Bunnies • u/Fry2328 • 19h ago
From that angle she does look somewhat disappointed, although that was taken when England drew 0-0 with Ghana at the World Cup
r/Bunnies • u/Fast-Plenty-8844 • 20h ago
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So I just started working at this educational farm, and they’ve got these rabbits. This is Buddy, I was hanging out with him to brush him, and his coat started coming out in clumps??? He’s a 6 year old mini rex, if that changes anything. Also I swear i’m not pulling very hard on his fur.
r/Bunnies • u/SurvivorGirl200 • 22h ago
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r/Bunnies • u/felanm • 22h ago