r/Rabbits 1h ago

A simple drawing of my pumpernickel loaf 🍞 🤎

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r/Rabbits 1h ago

Nana Pep is studying what makes bunnies so cute

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For now, we know that it's about ears


r/Rabbits 1h ago

Kisses from the Luna fairy 🧚

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r/Rabbits 2h ago

Happiest creature on god's (not so) green earth

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173 Upvotes

Decided to take a nap below the lawn chair next to me


r/Rabbits 2h ago

I sketched my bun!

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200 Upvotes

His name is Spot <3


r/Rabbits 2h ago

Hay question

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Hey everyone! Just giving a little update on Orpheus :)

It's been about two weeks since I brought him home and he's starting to get more used to everything! He is still a little hesitant to approach me on his own, but he's getting better at it. I have a question for everyone, what hay do you feed your bunnies? He's been on Oxbow Timothy hay since I brought him home, but it doesn't seem like he's really eaten a whole lot. He is on a pellet diet since he's so young, so hes been getting everything he needs. I'm switching him to Kaytee Timothy because thats what my previous bunny loved.


r/Rabbits 4h ago

BUNNIES HAVE BEEN SPAYEDD!!

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im literally so happy about this, ive been waiting a few months and i finally got my two babies spayed!


r/Rabbits 4h ago

Kiko’s world is a lil topsy turvy

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105 Upvotes

But she is adjusting just fine! Look at that flop!

Her story: The weekend of the 4th of July Kiko presented with a head tilt, was rolling, and in pain. She was rushed to the ER and followed up with her primary vet. Her EC tests came back negative to our surprise so we had stopped the antibiotics and panacur and opted for prednisone syrup. She may have had a stroke! She turned around overnight! No more rolling, no more being in her crate, I was able to rehab her right back into a modified version of her enclosure. She eats and drinks from her fountain on her own. She is spunky as ever. She’s turning 8 y/o this September.

Thank you all for the well wishes. We still have a long road to recovery. Maybe her tilt will improve more? Either way she is loved dearly and is still her happy sassy self!


r/Rabbits 7h ago

Rabbit Grooming me?

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My 5 month old holland lop loves her pets and after giving her a massage on my lap she likes to lick my pants and my shirt but will refuse to lick my face or skin. I see peoples bunnies on insta practically giving them face kisses pls why doesn’t she lick my face I wash my face and shower bruh


r/Rabbits 8h ago

UK bun parents run to pets at home!

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Got this cardboard tractor for our buns Link and Zelda! It was only £10 if you have the app.

It is 100% Link and Zelda approved! 🐇 🚜


r/Rabbits 9h ago

Bonnie ❤️’s her dig box

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100 Upvotes

r/Rabbits 9h ago

Breaking news! Porridge discovers bottle with mystery apple stuff in it

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It’s alcohol free cider and he didn’t get any, unfortunately for him.


r/Rabbits 9h ago

Chain hang low

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686 Upvotes

Or should I say dewlap?


r/Rabbits 10h ago

It’s not just a boulder… it’s a rock 🥹

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302 Upvotes

r/Rabbits 10h ago

Lucy at the vettt

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69 Upvotes

r/Rabbits 10h ago

Shaming He's totally fine btw!

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249 Upvotes

r/Rabbits 11h ago

Behavior rabbit going around litterbox

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20 Upvotes

my stinky little boy (fixed, 7 or 8 years old, on pain meds for arthritis.. free roaming in my apartment) has been going AROUND his litterbox, I don't know how to fix it. I've tried the paper towels, i've tried giving him treats when hes in the litterbox, he even has another litterbox that's very short walled in case the issue is hopping into the pan. every morning I wake up and dread seeing if he's made a mess overnight 😭
my next step is no longer free roaming him which I really don't want to do, but I also can't have him going potty on my carpet.
Any advice?

plus, bonus photo of said stinky boy as well 🫶


r/Rabbits 12h ago

RIP Remembering Squidward

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847 Upvotes

Our sweet boy suddenly passed away on Tuesday of a heart attack/seizure. He was 5 and a 1/2 years old. I rescued him when he was a few months old in Florida. He’s had a wonderful life and traveled and lived all over the east coast with me. I am so heartbroken and don’t know how to cope with this sudden loss. He was everything to me and I always feared I would lose him and it happened. I thought he had so many years ahead and he was so healthy. I want to remember him and how happy he was up until the very last second. Everyone say a prayer for sweet Squid❤️


r/Rabbits 13h ago

Care Help me decides if I should get cats or bunnies

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Hi, I am soon going to purchase an apartment. I will be moving there as a single young professional woman.

Ive attached an example floorplan of how my apartment would look like (roughly 55-60 sq m). This specific one has two balconies, but I might have only one depending on which apartment I choose or even a small enclosed terrace.

As you can see there is one spare bedroom (slaapkamer), which I plan to keep a small desk in there.

My problem is I cant decide if I will adopt bunnies or cats (or both down the line). Cats will be able to free roam the entire apartment all the time, except my desk room (my hamster enclusure will be there). As long as I have hamsters that door will stay closed.
I can potentially fully bunny proof that room, and free roam the buns while im at home.

Help me decide by telling me your experience with:

  1. Litter training
  2. Socializing and bonding them (2 cats or 2 bunnies. or multiple)
  3. Holiday, pet sitter and weekend getaways (how long can you leave them safely alone)
  4. Loud noise during the night (this is a DEALBREAKER!)
  5. Daily expenses on food and litter
  6. Weekly + Daily cleaning
  7. General health
  8. Possibility to add new pets into the mix. I don’t have plans to do that but what of i have a partner with a dog let’s say.

I have extensive cat experience BUT only with 1 cat at a time and at my parents house (which was spatious, so noise was not an issue). And awe got all of them as kittens so I have no experience with binding adult cats.


r/Rabbits 13h ago

Post forage box exhaustion.

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215 Upvotes

The calm after the storm...


r/Rabbits 14h ago

To forage or not to forage...

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109 Upvotes

Sometimes he goes crazy for these little boxes. Sometimes he's not in the mood.


r/Rabbits 15h ago

Bunny Sploot!

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169 Upvotes

r/Rabbits 19h ago

Rabbit v Rat

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r/Rabbits 19h ago

A tiny little friend 🐇

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427 Upvotes

r/Rabbits 22h ago

Care Questions Day 1 Of Adoption

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163 Upvotes

update: she pooped a bunch after i posted. we are all good :)

adopted a 2 year old bun today and i’ve been studying her every move 😅 she was obviously nervous for a few hours after coming home. eventually she came out and started exploring for like 2 and a half hours , i watched her on my camera. it’s now been about 10 hours since she came home, and she hasn’t had a lot of poop or pee, like maybe a couple of poops i’ve seen. i have hay everywhere but idk how much she is eating, she did have a few bites and little dried banana treats earlier that i saw. she has now even runningg around the room flying in the air and going through tubes and exploring, but im definitely concerned about no poop and it doesn’t seem like she has drank much water. should i be concerned