Re: Help! Bunny crisis!

by gentl Sat Dec 07, 2013 10:51 pm

Flo makes such fluid movements. Very elegant. Super fast for the long haul. Seems Bruce just gives up or poops out but he is such a looker!

by FluffSlave Sun Dec 08, 2013 12:11 pm

I've read all three pages of this thread and I so feel your pain!

My doe, Willow, is unspayed and can't be due to medical reasons. She does exactly what you describe. I go in there at least three or four times a day to top up the hay and every time I will be met with four or five piles of poops and puddles of wee dotted around the room. With her, it's definitely a territorial thing. She's territorial over everything she shares with her buddy, Mojo, but they also share the room with my chinchillas. With the help of the other hoppers I concluded that when the chinchillas come out for a run in the evening (buns out of the room), they leave their scent everywhere and so Willow smells it and feels the need to mark everything again. It's disgusting, isn't it? But luckily my two have a "room" and the floor is lino, so it's easily dealt with.

I really hope you can find a solution. A fab solution would be to bond Binky and Pumpkin Very Happy

by halfbloodprincess Thu Dec 12, 2013 1:37 pm

Update! Okay so fairly beloved seem confident they can bond my bunnies, and are even able to pick them up from me, which is just as well as I don't drive and would have to spend an hour on public transport with them. They just say they will take any donation I deem appropriate. As they are taking them for 7-10 days, how much do you reckon would be appropriate? My local rabbit and small pet boarder charges £7-8 for a large enclosure per day, do you think I should just use that as a guideline? Or more? I don't have much money but I want to give the right amount, cuz they are doing something great for me.