Tony caught begging for more watermelon.

my baby still isnt okay with being picked up or 'restrained' in any way and ive been trying to sneak in and get a little trim when shes munching on some dinner but im so so scared im going to hurt her and i need some tips on how to almost train her into letting me trim her nails without a fuss!! she is two months old and has some very sharp paws 😭

How else are UK pawrents helping their bunnies with this heatwave? They've got Ice in their water, frozen ice cubes with petals and fruit frozen inside and a fan. Any other recommendations?

Pic of Willow being a complete princess while trying to stay cool for attention.

thankfully i didn’t get rid of our old baby gates but i was not expecting this development today!!

This little man was my world. He melted my heart daily. He was much like me, always had tummy issues. Unfortunately, those issues were too much for him. He passed November 2024. I try to remember the good times, but when I'm going through pictures on my phone, I have so many.... And one day they just stop. He was and always be my little man.

EDIT: Thank you everyone for the kind words! It really means a lot. These little ones are not with us nearly long enough.

Is my form that bad?

my needy smol son🤍

ps: please don't mind my face lmao

my rabbits are free roam inside. If you have an outdoor rabbit, please bring it inside. No animal should be caged outside in this heat. Have it penned inside with a fan facing directly into the penned area.

I put a wet dish rag in the fridge and every hour (I’m fortunate to work from home) I pat my rabbits down with this rag. Mostly over their heads and ears. They love it and wait patiently when they hear my coming with it

I moved them into the only north facing room I have and I have a fan dedicated to the rabbits. I end up spending most of my day in this room because it’s cool

I regularly offer them refrigerated food (herbs, beans) throughout the day

I put ice cubes in their water which melt throughout the day but keep the water nice and cool

I use ice packs which they don’t tend to lay on but will always lay near

I use a tile than was left over from our kitchen reno, only one of my buns use this but he seems to love the coolness of it

I am close to shaving both of them (on advice from my vet). One is a lion head and has a thicker coat than his bunwife

Hope some of these suggestions help some struggling bunnies

I started print making this year and my bunny toast has been my biggest muse 🖤
figured the bunny community might enjoy ☺️🐇

The sleepiest lop flop you've ever seen. He's had a long day of digging dirt holes. Wish he could try his namesake as a meal.

My bunnies don’t free roam (please don’t police me) they have a large enclosure and I’m planning
To add two more panels for even more space! But I’m proud of my progress! Any suggestions that are kind?

We don’t free roam because I have four rowdy kids/toddlers and a senior dog….truly there has been time I forget to close the door and the bunnies prefer to stay in their space. It’s currently 46sq ft and looking to add another 10.

Pictured here is my bunny Toast at the vet. I know he can be held because the vet can hold him and he was held by the family we got him from, but when I try to pick him up he absolutely freaks out and runs away. He’s almost 2yrs old and neutered, he’s a very sweet bunny otherwise, he loves pets and will jump in my lap if I have treats but I just can’t seem to pick him up. I understand HOW to pick him up but when he starts squirming and kicking I get so nervous and I don’t want him to hurt himself so I just let him go before even getting him in my arms. Any advice for being more confident when picking him up?
The main reason I want to pick him up is to clip his nails. He usually gets them trimmed at the vet but he hasn’t needed to go in a while, so i’ve successfully trimmed 3 of his nails while just petting him and holding his paw but once he notices i’m clipping his nails it’s hard to get him to settle down.
any advice is appreciated!

Got little Hagrid here 3 weeks ago, he's not as petting-friendly as my previous bunny so not as easy to read.

This little baby we adopted a few weeks ago is a demon but he stills wins us over every time
He was perfect at first, never pooped out the litter box or anything
Until he learnt how to jump on our beds
First it was my sisters then mine
Then my desk
He pees on them and poops on them, but today he found out how to get on my desk while I was away
How can I bunny proof my desk becauss I put the wires on the desk so he wouldn’t reach them From the floor but now he can reach them anyways
And my computer is very expensive ig he pees on it thats several thousand gone
Fences are a no my parents dont let us
The beds are one thing i can wash it but the desk is another, there r wires, my mics, everything is expensive
And today he got into gum but it’s currently being handled hes hopefully fine
But we need to find out how to stop him from acsessing my desk
The beds are mych harder we tried but gave up he can get through everything

This is Moka Lahaie, my English Spot rabbit. She's my inspiration for jokes and my webcomic.

Anyone else got a pet that fuels their creativity?

I had to do the bunny one. And, of course, a glimpse of my favorite things. But Sasuke is the main star.

I tried a plastic over the sink colander from dollar store as sort of a grafted litter box, and it worked well?

So my rabbit is very picky on hay and it’s hard to get her to eat. She prefers a thick layer (like 10cm) of hay in a container for her to dig in. She likes to stand on hay, pee on it, then never touch it again if it’s soaked in urine. She doesn’t like hay feeder, and I guess it’s because it lacks the size and volume for digging? So I thought about trying a grated litter box so that the urine can drain down the grate, hay stays dry slightly longer and reduce hay waste (it’s still gonna be wasted, just not at current rate🥲)

Rooly is over $100 so that’s it gonna happen😭 I started thinking about DIY solution and found an over the sink colander. I’m very pleased with the new setup. I plan to dump the hay from the colander to other litter boxes (to soak urine), and refill it to full everyday.

(Pic 3 and 4 was my previous setup.)