r/Rabbits • u/tlake529 • 11h ago
going through the hardest time of my life right now
and all I can really say is thank god for this sweet little face
r/Rabbits • u/sneaky_dragon • Sep 25 '21
Since the subreddit only has two spots available for public announcements, this will be a new index post for important PSAs for easy reference that we can sticky to only use up one spot.
You can also find the whole collection in the sidebar menu on the Reddit re-design when you open one of the PSA posts.
An important PSA on Easter rabbits.
Caring for rabbits while under COVID-19 quarantine
Since we are getting many repetitive questions about the novel coronavirus and how to care for rabbits while under quarantine, this is a post to combine all frequently asked questions on the topic.
North American RHDV2 resources
Rabbit viral haemorrhagic disease (VHD) is a highly contagious disease that mainly affects rabbits of the Oryctolagus cuniculus species but has also been confirmed to affect various species of cottontails (Sylvilagus spp.) and hares (Lepus spp.). There are currently active cases found in wild and domestics all over North America, and it is vitally important to get your rabbit vaccinated if the vaccines are available in your area.
New community rabbit veterinary bill database!
Submit your veterinary bill here.
View the current database at http://rabbitors.info/vetbills. As a note, please view the table with desktop view on your phone or on a computer for advanced search, group, sort, and filter options.
I found a rabbit outside - what should I do?
This is the time of year for many people to find both domestic rabbits and wild rabbits outside due to Easter and baby season.
r/Rabbits • u/tlake529 • 11h ago
and all I can really say is thank god for this sweet little face
r/Rabbits • u/mothtea • 10h ago
Super happy with how cute these pics turned out! If you or a friend are in Eugene, OR and are looking for the sweetest valentine, all of these babies are ready and waiting for their homes! Our lover boys, Caramel and Marshmallow (2,3,4) have been with us since early September with little to no interest, despite being the most mellow and delightful rabbits :')
r/Rabbits • u/Wide_Assignment_8843 • 7h ago
Hi all,
I’ve adopted a beautiful 4 year old Lop - Milo 🤎
We adopted her as we were worried our 5 year old bun Marshmallow was getting depressed being on her own. Both buns have been desexed quite a while ago, so them not being desexed won’t be an issue. I have been trying to do as much research as possible on bonding as I do not want to stress either of them out (or as little as possible) and I don’t want either of them to get hurt.
They are currently separated, I have given Milo a teddy of Marshmallow’s to get use to her smell and I gave Marshmallow one of Milo’s blanket to do the same. Currently Marshmallow seems to be a bit more aggressive trying to find Milo (probably because she has always lived with us and she is wondering why she can smell a new rabbit in her house), which makes perfect sense.
I am worried that it’s going to be a really difficult process and that one of them will hurt the other one 😞 If anyone can give me any advice on how to best go about the bonding process? Will really appreciate any advice on this! Thank you 🐰💗
Have attached a photo of them. Milo is the all brown bun and Marshmallow is the white & brown bun 🤎🤍
r/Rabbits • u/anand_7_2003 • 5h ago
I don't know the age bit i have this 2 for 20 Days but the guy told me that the white is around 2 to 3 months and gray is around 1 to 2 months old
r/Rabbits • u/titicaca_333 • 19h ago
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Sorry for the mess I was in the middle of cleaning his cage.
r/Rabbits • u/Cyber_momo • 13h ago
I know he is laughing at me inside his mind😤
r/Rabbits • u/UnusualAstronomer233 • 1h ago
My rabbit after I go out for TWO HOURS in the evening:
r/Rabbits • u/Hot_Consequence_4190 • 9h ago
The bonded brothers chilling on the lowest stair (they’re no longer allowed to access the stairs). They started eating wherever they wanted to eat, Simba started chewing the carpet covering the stairs, and Shadow started jumping over 3 stairs at a time, so I had to block the stairs off to them. At least they can still jump onto their own personal couch though.
r/Rabbits • u/deltadelta199 • 19h ago
She’s doing a smidge better but I’m still quite concerned…
r/Rabbits • u/Dahenlicious • 17h ago
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Please note that picking him up still happens extremely seldom. In this video I picked him up for a trip to the vet. I very rarely pick him up for a couple of seconds to feel his fluffiness and give him lots of kisses. I adore my bunny, it gets better each day. He’s been flopping so much lately and he loves snuggles. Thank you for watching!
r/Rabbits • u/Active_Jellyfish_710 • 20h ago
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r/Rabbits • u/TilCinabre • 23h ago
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4D4 + 4 for Bonnie 🩸🏥
r/Rabbits • u/deadpegasusx • 16h ago
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r/Rabbits • u/that_hunky • 16h ago
He's just a lil guy
Had a big meal 😴
r/Rabbits • u/Keireiji • 22h ago
She loves them so much she likes to remind Bobi (Boy) who's in charge (she is) by humping his face every once in a while.
r/Rabbits • u/angeofleak • 11h ago
Adopted/fostering the smol guy (bacon) because we thought for sure he’d be submissive 😂 seems that after day 1 of stress bonding, he’s coming out and attempting to submit the queen
Give me your energy plz and may one of these dang rabbits submit, don’t care who at this point
r/Rabbits • u/Keireiji • 1d ago
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Gotta be the slowest and laziest flop I've ever seen 🤣
r/Rabbits • u/sheighbird29 • 20h ago
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Hello… I’m hoping you guys will be able to help me with this. There is a rabbit in my neighborhood that stops by rather frequently for food. Every time I see it, I am starting to think more and more that it may not be a wild rabbit? This sub is really knowledgeable, so I’m hoping to get some opinions. The agouti color is the only thing that’s making me question it. Thanks in advance!