Free Hay! Chicagoland area. SPS 1st Cutting

Finally got little lady into the vet. She has Pneumonia so she’s on antibiotics and just started her EC treatment. Praying that she’ll make a full recovery. Plz send her strength to heal❤️

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Thank you everyone that helped the last few days🥰

My Beautiful Marley

Must See Forbidden Room

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For now the bedroom is off limits till Ian is older/more trained.. But that doesn't stop the curiosity!!

Summer Bun is the only one allowed to eat on the couch.

question about spaying after litters?

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i am adopting a female bun from a breeder that shes retiring from breeding and i plan to get her spayed, but i was wondering if it's too late? will spaying her eliminate the chance of cancers and pyometra or is it too late because shes already had litters?

Moon Shine decided in protest of having to wait for a new ball to attempt to shred my shirt

RHDV2 in Illinois

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Heads up if you are a bunny owner in the Chicago area! Rabbit hemorrhagic fever was detected in domestic rabbits in the northern Illinois. Get those bunnies vaxxed! If you live in Chicago, Chicago Exotics Animal Hospital has them in stock. My handsome lad, Bones McCoy, got his booster on Tuesday. https://brownfieldagnews.com/news/rabbit-hemorrhagic-disease-detected-in-illinois/

Is this plant safe for buns to eat?

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I grew this guy to eat, but i haven’t tried it yet. I thought maybe my bun could eat it but didn’t find anything on google, maybe yall know.

Spotty's nap time

Advice for mats on wooly buns’ feet?

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Hi everyone, We’ve posted about this before, so apologies in advance. Buddy is a Fuzzy Lop, so he’s a wooly bun. He gets mats sometimes, but we’re vigilant about brushing him daily to curtail the incidence. He also gets mats on the sides and bottoms of his feet. Now, our vet advises not to trim the hair on Buddy’s feet. This advice is also on this forum. We understand that for most, especially non-wooly, buns the hair is essential as padding and prevents sore hocks. However, as a wooly bun, Buddy gets matted balls as large as cherries (~0.75inches in diameter) on the bottoms of his feet. These seem uncomfortable for him and we’ve seen him biting at them numerous times. We started trimming parts of the mats, but they build up quickly. Should we shave the matted balls? Thank you!