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@@halsisthebest1161 loop lol

Awww that's so sweet! 10 years with him!

I’m about to turn 12 in Sep and I want to get bunny soooo badly so I’m binging videos

@@theylove_naoumy I’m the exact same except I’m 13 😭

So sorry about your loss... how are you doing?

@@maliajanell Well, thank God I still have 3 more bunnies to keep me occupied, but I catch myself thinking about her. It's still too soon I guess. Hope your life with Ottie is going great. I love rabbits. Couldn't imagine my life without them. :)

Thank you so much! I appreciate all of the tips! I recently switch their hay and it seams like they aren't eating nearly as much. Is that normal or should I go back to what they had before? I was using grass hay but switched to alfalfa as I heard it was better for baby bunnies

@@maliajanell definitely stick with alfalfa for now. But it is normal! Sometimes they are just really pick and don't like the cut. We just went through that with our buns. As long as they still eat and are excited for treats, we're generally not concerned :)

@@maliajanell just jumping in to add some tips...at 5-6 months is when you should switch over to timothy hay bc it's what they need as adults but for now alfalfa hay is what should be given as they need the extra nutrients that alfalfa has to offer to them as babies. as your bunny grows older you will learn much more on what they like or don't so you will have to give different options if they turn out to be a picky eater (it's quite common for bunnies to refuse to eat certain hay or veggies and fruits (speaking from experience 😅)). another thing is try to frequently check their teeth as bunny teeth continuously grow and some rabbits genetically have teeth that grow much faster than others and will at times require a trim sometimes once a month or every two months depending (again, from experience). same with their nails, ensure to trim them regularly so their quick doesnt grow which can lead to discomfort and groom them so their fur isnt ingested which can lead to gi stasis. definitely have a few chewing toys at hand for them always, many enjoy hay mats and barbells as well as apple or willow sticks. if you ever have to clean something off a rabbit, use a damp cloth and never submerge them in water or give baths. ofc your vet will know the best diet and all for your rabbit in particular so definitely ensure you are taking them in for regular checkups. goodluck on your new bun!

Aw thank you so so much!

Thank you! Any tips for recognizing GI? I've seen a few videos on it but im still alittle worried I won't catch it..

Well one way to catch it , if u have time ,because this is a lengthy vid but this goes over what to look for and why this could possibly be happening )kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g61hldB43pqop4E.html In short its gastro intestinal stasis witch is slowing in the intestinal track look for misshapen poops especially small ones Slowing in pooping or peeing Not eating Not eating favorite treats (banana is usually a bunny fav ) And crouching along with grinding teeth ( signs of pain) Dont confuse painful teeth grinding with the one they will do while being pet GI can be easier to get if the bunny is shedding and ingesting to much fur A good brush is needed and its very important to brush them Another note on prevention is hay must always be available at all times! Important note: never “wait and see” because that would usually be ok with dogs or cats however with rabbits it will end badly because of how quick they can go down Thats all i can think of at the moment but again your doing awesome!

And i hope you will vlog more with ottie!🥺🤍

i'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for your support!!

Awww that sounds like such a cute mix! How is your bun doing?!

@@maliajanell shes doing great! She adjusted really well here and seems to have took a liking to my puppy as-well. They like to stick together and protect each other

@@safron8284 omg my bunny an ddog are like that too awhh

@@LLeonor23 its such a sweet bond to see between animals

@@safron8284 ikr!!

Thank you!!

I have noticed that! So, I have added a bit more! Thank you:)

THank you so much!

loved the blog btw new subscriber

Thank you for subscribing! I'm going to get a bag tmr that I can make into a bigger and easier hay feeder! Thank you for the idea

@@maliajanell great to hear! Ofc

I'm surprised you are the first to say something about it ahah I laughed when I realized that wasnt their name!

Thank you! I'm needing a bigger one anyways so I'll look into getting a new one! Appreciate your comment

Aw thank you

Thank you! I definitely have she's so much help

I got it off Amazon! Link is in my bio

Most everything I got was from pet smart. And the litter box was just from the dollar store and their little bed I is just a wine crate with a side knocked out of it! Hope that helps

That helps so much thank you

Thank youuu! Ill do that

Thank you! Are baby bunnies supposed to have unlimited pellets?

@@maliajanell not really, just unlimited hay and water! The hay should be alfalfa hay, since it has much proteins, fat and calsium in it. However alfalfa hay can't be given to adult rabbits, it can cause them to fatten or health issues to kidneys and bladder! They do need pellets, but only 5% of their diet, which means like a tablespoon of pellets daily(depends a bit on the breed and size too) . Baby bunnies can have a bit more pellets, but you should always be careful with those, because they usually try to replace hay with the pellets! Hope this helped!

@@iidakorjula2428 that does! That might be why they haven't been eating as much of their hay!

Yes they are on Amazon! I'll put the link in my bio

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Thank you!!

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Thank you!

Your welcome happy to help👍

Stay tuned for the next video;)

I did find that out my second day! I got another set of grids and made it taller

Thank you! I appreciate it so much!!

No problem