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I love your breakup of Lennon’s meals, speaking as an ecology educator, this is so much closer to what she would experience in the wild. Good job, Bunny Mama!

Can you please make a video on what n how to treat your rabbit when it mistakely eates something that it shouldnt because in india we have a lot of situations like this but dont know how to take care of the bun and is very scary personally please hope you do make a video ❤

Our last bunny lived 14 1/2 years. He was free roaming and slept at the foot of our bed. We were quick to get vet care whenever we noticed changes or problems. He was very loved and traveled with us. We fed salad twice a day, with treats such as banana, apple, berry, carrot, and red pepper pieces. We also offered high quality pellets and always had a bowl of fresh water available. We read a lot about rabbit care. We still miss him. We rescued a bunny from the dog pound last year and hope he is with us for as long.

😭😭😭😭😭Can you do more in spanish like 20 or 12 becuose my mom does not like bunnys indoor.And they live out side in a big not that big cage and we do not have enough mony to go to the vet.(different topec)i live in Los Banos😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

I had my bunny for 13 years and he was perky and healthy for his whole life but the last 6 months. I took him to the vet once a year, and twice a year in his old days. He fed mainly on hay and veggies, with the occasional treat.
However, I think the most important thing is that I never let anything bad happen to him. I would protect him and he would know it, so that he was never really scared of noise or people. He had a big personality and never got to live in fear, and I believe that this made him live longer and healthier, not to mention happier.

My rabbit fluffball is almost three years old and she's very happy and healthy I know she will live a long life

I have a bunny and she is lived 4 years this year in September she will turn 5 year old ..

I have a lion head rabbit she’s 9 years old.

We got an impulse baby rabbit and because of you have made his life so much better than all his siblings. He is treated like a cat and loves to hang out with us in the living room. He has slowly gotten more friendly as he's gotten older. He's now three and is a very happy boy. Looking forward to many happy years with him.

I feed 6-8 times/day. 3 times per day? that´s low. a bunny needs food every 2-3 hours. However in a hot summer i would not feed as usually...I made that misake 2 years ago. Feeding as usually in a hot summer leads to problems because when it´s hot the gastrointestinal tract doesn´t work that fast.

I have also 2 more tricks:

Do not keep bunnies for too long in the cold! Too cold temperatures can lead to heart-problems! Especially when your rabbit has reached an age of 5 or more!

Also: Keep them away from heat as much as possible. Some races are especially affected by huge heat (such as lion heads). Allways give them many methods to cool down in a hot summer (not just water): Use a cool place, a big bowl of water. Give them a small piece of ice to lick from (not human ice!), give them a piece of watermelon etc.

What I got from this video is treat your bunny like a dog love it unconditionally

My bun buns have always been free roam but currently I have two males that refuse to bond 😭 so they can’t be completely free roam at the moment until we’ve worked out how to bond them successfully. Honestly it’s hurting my heart every time I have to put them in their pens. My last boy Oli got to 8 yrs 11 and a half months. We lost him to cancer. He fought it for a whole year before I had to do the kind thing for him. Honestly I know for a fact, he kept fighting so long because he loved me so much and me him. He was my heart bunny, my reason and losing him was so so hard!

I do have my 2 boys…Teddy and Alvin, Holland lops….who are both turning 9 in March. I have done everything I can do to provide health and comfort. They live in the house with us, of course…..They are greatly loved.

I got a rescue bunny that was obese because of living in a small cage. She couldn’t even periscope! In the first 6 months, she lost a lot of weight & now she’s zooming around the house.

I love you lorelei, I have two 4 year old beautiful spoilt free roam buns because of your incredible education, the work you do is phenomenal and so needed. Thank you endlessly for caring about everybun. Don’t listen to the haters xxxxxx

I feed 2x a day same time as my dog they eat their breakfast and dinner same time each day and mine is free roaming

I play classical music when I leave and at bedtime my bun loves to sit and listen and helps him relax

Everyday you should do a full body scan check of your bum so it while massaging I do gentle tummy massage daily to help his stomach and prevent gas etc

I hade a rabbit named mis may we did free roam and pets fresh food for her and lots of toys ❤

Thank you so much…I also have 2 Hollander Lops that are turning 9yrs old in March……my Boys. Of course they are free roam house buns. Just before your video I watched a video by the rabbit society, I think, addressing arthritis in senior rabbits. Because of points mentioned by them, I Wanted to mention your high jumping litter box may cause arthritic pain…and all of the slick bare floors can also cause pain and difficulty for movement…there words, not mine. I put down large, comfortable rugs where my buns are. Thought I’d mention this video because you also care so very much about Lennon’s health, comfort and longevity.

My first bunny only died because she got bunny cancer, she was 8 1/2. But we cared for her right to the end. My 2nd bunny died when I was in rehab aged only 3 because the staff would not help her!!!! I still miss her today, the we cutie. Her fur was so soft like silk and was metallic silver in colour and had big brown eyes like volcanic glass. She was beautiful, she was a rex cross!!!!

What happens if your rabbit is not eating the hay and just throws it out of the bowl

I feed my rex bunny literally whenever he wants food lml 😂😂. He is new but he at least knows when he wants food or a snack. He nibbles my finger when he hungry it scared me at first but now I know why. He isn't used to us petting jim yet. He doesn't like being picked up either not sure why

I wanna get a bunny but I believe my house currently isn't a good fit for a bunny, so I'm planning to when I move out

I don't have rabbit yet I will get one in October, and I keep telling my parents to get 2 rabbits because I don't want my rabbit to be lonely join the day and my parents keep saying no so i am scared my bunny would be lonely. While at school

My female bun is 13 years old. She is leaner and has had some dental, balance and seizures stuff within the last few years. This said, she still has great appetite, policing the fridge for veggies and treats on the counter everyday. She free-roams her real estate in the living room and reluctantly goes to the vet twice per year. In having rabbits that died younger than her, I feel that older bunnies, appreciate more the attention and care you give them. There's more mellowness and sweetness in those golden years.

I just got my bunny last week and she’s a free roam bunny recently her eyes have been getting so watery can someone tell me what it could be? My vet doesn’t open i till Friday😭

I've been telling my mom that my bunny shouldn't be outside and she doesn't listen i can feel his unhappy

I've had 3 Nederlands Dwarf rabbits in succession. Bum lasted 2 years. He died in the care of a pet sitter. Lesson: choose a sitter wisely. Then there was Silly, who lasted 7 years before succumbing to Pasteurella. Lesson: monitor their weight as weight loss can be the first sign of a serious problem. Finally there was Goliath, who made it all the way to 12 years. He survived E. cuniculi, having his hind legs paralyzed, getting an eyeball impaled on a hay stalk, a hernia, blocked tear ducts, and testicular cancer. Lesson: get a great vet and don't be afraid to take the bun in.

I miss them.

Thanks for another great video!

I feed mine 2x a day same time as the dog and he free roams a two story 5 bedroom house and play rooms everywhere I mean everywhere lol he has wooden castles in the dinning room they are everywhere tunnels galore my husband doesn’t love it

My rabbit is a spoiled brat he won’t eat the hay if it doesn’t smell perfectly fresh and I mean in a corner nothing touching it from a day ago yes a day he wants a top off of the fresh smell and I buy the good small pet select hay

My rabbit is still living he is 3 but I did have a dwarf hamster that yes I swear lived 5.6 years the vet was so shocked she never seen one that old that even developed cataracts we had to have her put to sleep she developed tumors and couldn’t eat she was suffering. I feed her hay, fresh vegetables and lots space to play and interact and clean cage always

What house and temperature should be at for the bunnies ?

I’m hoping my new bunnies get along with my dogs . My dogs are nice so can’t wait to get my new bunnies .

How much pellets do you give her a day?

I am a Teen and I'm saving money to buy a bunny, and I really appreciate your videos because I still need to get how much I need to spend spot on, before I get a get a bunny or two (planning to name them Willow or pepper!) I don't have much room because my room is quite small, but I'm planning to get a loft bed so I can have a corner of my room dedicated to the bunny(or bunnies). So far I have 98 dollars, don't have a job so I have to wait until next summer to get one, hopefully my parents will agree if I'm paying for everything the bunny needs all by myself

My Caramac was almost 9 years when he passed,but like you I followed all those steps and I’m sure he was happy, I wouldn’t have had it any other way just wished he was with me a lot longer. I hope I gave him the best.

Everybody's stopped cooking rabbits for good thanks.

my rabbit Missy is a silver martin who is currently 7 months old and lives in a large exercise pen and gets about 4 hours of supervised outside free roam my parents don't want her free-roaming inside but I am trying to convince them to let her inside

But to do vet check ups how often every 2 months

I have three bunnies, they are free roamed (for the better and worst 😅), different types of hay, they are very active, lots of love...

25 years Ago i got my First bunny.
He lived 9 years.
1. he was neutered ( doubles livespan)
2. He was partialy freeroamed
3. fresh hearbs every day
4. i spend several Hours with him every day
- He listened to handsigns
- driving bus beneath me, legs stretched
- we played with a ball
Eric has been so cool
People looked at us like aliens
For the context i am from germany

I'm learning sooo much about rabbits from you. As a child I had several experiences with doing rabbitry the wrong way. Your info is very eye opening. My first bunny experience was when I was 2 my parents got a black bunny named Thumper. This was back in the 70's and surprisingly they did "free roam it". However they did not bunny proof at all. It chewed lamp cords and baseboards all over our house. It would sleep under my parents bed and in the morning it would put its paws on the outside doors to be let outside. It was house trained but one day a cat got inside and chased it around the house. It scared the rabbit so she left pellets all around the house. My dad got so angry he threw the rabbit down the side door stairs and onto the rocks below where it broke its back leg. Thumper ran around the yard in a cast after that. Seeing Thumper in a cast is actually my earliest memory in life. Our dog did protect her in the yard when a neighborhood dog was chasing her but soon after she died under the house after only three years. When I was around eight my parents built hutches and let me start breeding rabbits. I only ever gave them pellets,water, carrots, kudzu, apples and grass. I never knew anything about Timothy hay, even though I read rabbit care books cover to cover I somehow missed that info. I had at least two tragedies with neighborhood dogs getting in the hutches. I don't remember how long I had the rabbits or what happened to the last one but I don't think any of my over 15 rabbits lived much more than three or four years. I had one other experience with pet rabbits when my mom bought 5 rabbits for my youngest sister and crammed them all into one cage. I was about 22 at the time. I got so angry and concerned about the bunnies that I went the local hardware and bought all kinds of hutch building supplies to build a hutch. I built 3 -3ft× 3ft cages. Seemed like a huge hutch at the time, lol. The mindset back then was sooo set on the belief that bunnies should be in cages. I did not have any more pet bunnies until Jan. 2023 when I went into a pet store to buy some things for a kitten. I happened to come on a day when there was a bunny rescue. I had never heard of a bunny rescue before and I fell for an adorable lop rabbit that was in a cage on the floor. I kept him in my kitchen when I was home and in an indoor cage when I left. I recently acquired two " after Easter" bu nnies so it's grown into 4. While I had been keeping them indoors and free roaming them when I'm home. Since I found your channel I have been radically changing the ways I do rabbit care. Today I bought a runner rug for one of the bunnies. I keep doing what I can to improve their lives. Soon the two females will be getting spayed The two neutered males are bonded. I find them all snuggled up together. It's adorable. Thank you for all your amazing content. I know you are saving many bunnies from having miserable lives.

Such a relief to know we’re on the right path ❤

My rabbit drinks very less water, he is 2 yrs old. As he don't drinks so we don't give. I think they take water from green grass. But after watching your video I will put water regularly.

I just got a rabbit and shes three months old. Shes already a fairly big size. She keeps tipping over her food and waterbowl. And the rug that i provide for her gets wet and gross because of this. I have not been able to find a bowl big enough so I continuously have to wash her rug. Like every other day kind of thing. Which isnt a big deal because I think it should be like this anyway for sanitary reasons since she's not potty trained. I ordered a different water bowl thing that connects to the metal in her playpen which is what she currently stays in until she's spayed and potty trained. Hopefully it'll help, its just a bit annoying.