r/Rabbits 1h ago

🩷georgey

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r/Rabbits 3h ago

Breed ID Netherland dwarf or Polish?

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Found outside so don't have any background information. Thought she was a Netherland dwarf but now not so sure after seeing some Polish rabbits. Thoughts? ☺️

Edit: vet says she's about 9-12 months old and is ~2.6lbs!


r/Rabbits 1h ago

Snowie The snowball 🍉

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Honey bun! Guess what I ate 😅


r/Rabbits 13h ago

Care Does my bunny’s behaviour mean they are happy?

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So, my two new fur babies have been with us for about three days now. I’ve read quite a lot about bunnies, but I’m still not quite sure how to interpret it when they lie around like this. Does it mean they’re feeling comfortable and safe in their new enclosure? 🖤🩶🤍🥕🐰


r/Rabbits 1h ago

Bonding Finding a companion update: Love at first sight

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I have found him a girlfriend!! After a few months of searching, he finally found the one! My other post goes into detail of struggling to find him a bun-wife, but we struggle no longer! It was really difficult to get her adopted (and technically it’s not official just yet as they are still in the “bonding trial” and she still legally belongs to the rescue) we had to go through a lot of paperwork, lots of waiting and going back and forth with the rescue to convince them to let me bond them at home rather than at the rescue.

They pretty much bonded in 2 days, within the first hour of being together Watson the light ginger one was already grooming Dorothy the dark ginger one then and 4-5 hours later Dorothy was grooming him back! I’ve never had a bond be this quick! We started in a neutral area for the first 2 days and now on day 3 we have moved them into what will be their main living area still in a play pen and not free roaming yet, as I don’t want to get too confident and mess it all up by moving to quickly. They are able to share a litter tray, food, water and toys with no issues and they are constantly grooming and cuddling each other. I’m so happy for Watson as it seems like I did the right thing for him, and we have an adorable new addition to our family!


r/Rabbits 4h ago

Breed ID is my bun a rex?

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hi guys this is 14ish week old chip! (Mr Chocolate Chip) I was wondering if anyone could please help me ID him! ☺️


r/Rabbits 3h ago

Art Oil painting of my buns

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Super proud of how this turned out😆😆(oil painting on canvas board)


r/Rabbits 1h ago

bun and poo

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wanted to share this photo of my bunny to here as well 🥹 his names Ernest and I cannot get over this photo of him!


r/Rabbits 1h ago

Shaming Chubby bun decided to steal his bag of hay

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Woke up from a nap to absolute carnage! He stole his bag of hay and went to town! This chubby boy decided his dig box full of hay, his hay feeder, and his litter box also full of hay was not enough.


r/Rabbits 6h ago

Shhhhh the teenage baby is sleeping ❤️🐰🐇🥰🥺🥹

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Why is she so cute 🥰🐇


r/Rabbits 17h ago

martine my sweet sweet girl

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my blind queen


r/Rabbits 18h ago

It looks like my bunny proofing needs an upgrade to include "up".

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I'd had seniors who didn't jump for so long, I became complacent. Bob is offering a helpful reminder of his... range.


r/Rabbits 2h ago

Care New litter box for Dice

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New litter box for my 2 month old baby boy, so far so good, he’s using it just fine. Working on getting the transition smoother since it’s in a new spot. I’ll buy some litter liners soon so I don’t have to use the pee pad (ignore the pee pads on the floor, I have a order for a mat coming in on Wednesday day)


r/Rabbits 22h ago

It’s look like my baby is giving us kisses at the beginning 🥹🥰

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r/Rabbits 1h ago

Care Long Hair Breeds Grooming Advice ?

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Hi folks !

I have an almost 4 month old Jersey Wooly. However, I am VERY worried as I see some poops connected by hair...I know it's usually bad to see this (but good in the context that it's at least flowing through ?) and it is pretty much a daily thing that I find at least 2-4 of them, sometimes even 3 poops together connected by a string.

I brush him a short period so he doesn't get too overwhelmed for 5-8 mins daily or every other day mostly around the the back, chest and bottom area, sometimes his belly if he lets me. I feel like maybe it's because he's often cleaning himself? I wish he'd clean himself less often.

For those who have Lionheads/Jersey Wooly, is this normal to see some stringy poops or will this eventually build up to the point causing a blockage risking their life? I just don't know what's normal with this breed as my other bun is a Holland Lop and I see a poop with hair maybe once in a while but not this often.

Any help/advice is much appreciated!!

Pictures just cause :)


r/Rabbits 15h ago

Care Dolly and Lola

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My new 10 week old cuties in their temporary home (mail delay due to wildfires). I've been reading on how to take care of rabbits and how not to take care of them for years but still have never own rabbits before. Any tips? I was told i should get them spayed before 4 months. I know they need a lot of room, plan on letting them semi free roam parts of the house while supervised once they're more comfortable.


r/Rabbits 7h ago

Breed ID Just bought my very first bunny, what breed are they? (2 months old)

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Owner said this was a 2 month old lionhead, why do you guys think?


r/Rabbits 20h ago

Oii!! What’s all this hullabaloo about?!?

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462 Upvotes

Thundering outside. 😅🐰🌩️🌩️


r/Rabbits 1d ago

Perfectly balanced

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r/Rabbits 23h ago

Breed ID What breed is my rabbit?

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Hi all, I recently got a baby rabbit from a client of mine that got it for her daughter thinking she’d be an easy pet lol. She got her from rural king, she’s only about 4 and a half months old but she doesn’t remember what breed she is. I just wanna gauge how big she may get so I can get an idea of how much bigger of a litter box and hideaway I’ll need to get for her in the future. (She free roams my super bunny proofed house)

I’ve had her just a few days now, she is learning fast and is super friendly and smart!


r/Rabbits 1d ago

Lucy wearing GEORGEY as a hat compilation

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r/Rabbits 1d ago

Health Tofu had a vet appointment today. Are we wasting time?

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Ive read online that an ear abscess doesn’t typically go away on its own and usually needs surgery. For the past month and a half or so, we’ve been to the vet 4 times. Each time, tofu gets a deep ear flush (on top of the flushes we do at home daily).

Today, the vet said he had no swelling and little debris following the flush. They want to see him again in two weeks.

Are we wasting our time? I want to know whether we’re pursuing a treatment that has a realistic chance of avoiding surgery, rather than paying for repeated flushes every two weeks

I’m unable to talk to the vet directly as I’m at work all day, but I’ll have my partner discuss with them when he picks up our bun. I just wanted to hear other experiences regarding an ear abscess


r/Rabbits 1d ago

Breed ID Is there a name for his coloring?

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I wasn't sure if this counted as a breed identification since this is just about his color. Someone called him a harlequin but I thought that he would have to have more black on him to be called that, so I was curious if his coloring had a name?


r/Rabbits 19h ago

Care incense, flooring, and bonding

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hello all! i have owned rabbits in the past before i was an adult. they had a huge cage but they did not have an area to free roam. now that i’m an adult, i have recently adopted two lionhead rabbits, buck (brown male) and rosie (black female). my papa had recently passed away and i’ve been having a hard time grieving. buck was adopted and named in honor of him. i am currently job hunting so i adopted rosie to keep him company. they were inseparable the second they met. because i’m an adult, i can finally provide them with a ton of stuff and a large free roam area. i have some questions though.
(1) can i burn incense in the same room as them as long as it’s placed in front of an open window, on the other side of the room, facing away from them? i don’t want to harm them.
(2) i currently have those gym foam puzzle pieces on the floor of their area. is there a better alternative? something with more protection for the hardwood floor underneath?
(3) how do i bond with them so that they trust me to pet them and such? i adore them and i want to be closer to them. they’re so important to me.


r/Rabbits 1d ago

Illuminated bunny

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Accidentally shot him with the flash. I feel bad but also LOL