One crazy bunny I have. Crazy times have got crazier since Esther’s spay (and minor dental). She came home the same day – I’d asked because although she wasn’t eating, being where she was was probably adding to her stress. We (the vet and I) agreed that it was probably best – with the assistance […]
For the last week the two bunsters have spent so much time alongside the gate with one another as if they’ve always been like that. No single sign of aggression. Laying, sniffing, even the odd face lick. The only issue I’ve had to deal with was Esther’s all night parties in the dog crate when […]
So day2 n me n Esther visited the vet for her RVHD2 jab (Filovac in this case), and a good check over. She weighed in at 1.9kg. Enry is 2.4. She’s long. I suspect a bit of French lop in her make up looking at her ears. But she’s got a small head. French, dwarf, […]
Just before Christmas, Enry and me lost our stunning, brave and beautiful daisydoe at the grand old age of 9. It was an extraordinary feat for her. At 4 she came to us already with issues from being kept in a breeder’s hutch for so long and in the last year, more issues piled on […]
Bella and Mr Tumble got busy checking out their new Tunnel Haven recently, and quickly made it into their own new sleeping pad. Watch the bunny explorers here
WildWood Bunnies wishes all bunnies and furries (and your hoomin slaves) a really healthy happy 2020. Here’s to plenty more binkies all round.
Since getting my first bunny, Baggins, back in the year 2000+1, my other love, music (played loud) has been banished from the inner sanctums of any house we’ve lived in and instead, restricted to the car and places well away from the sensitive ears of the buns. As their most vital defense tool for not […]
Having had a variety of bunnies with different health issues and toilet habits, over the last 20 years I’ve purchased an inordinate amount of different size and shape litter trays. My 2 gorgeous, 9-years-young bunnies DaisyDoe – barely 1Kg mini lop, and her buddy Enry – a chunky 3Kg lop cross have very different needs. […]
Recent research into the state of pet rabbits in the UK has recently been picked up by a number of national press titles including The Guardian. It makes for hard reading to bunny lovers who understand their welfare needs, but reinforces important issues including space to exercise and the necessity of a good diet – […]
The RWAF recently posted their advice following some discussion online regarding the use of cardboard as enrichment for bunnies – cardboard boxes to play and sleep in, toilet roll holders filled with hay, extra insulation etc – and responded to the question of potential dangers… The Facebook post by Richard Saunders, the RWAF’s Vet Specialist […]