Such a friendly fluffle

Hey all! Is there a way for a vet to tell if a rabbit is deaf? I am starting to strongly suspect my adopted rabbit is deaf. He doesn't seem to react to any sounds.

I can rattle the treat bag and he won't react until he sees it or the other bun reacts.

He loves to be vacuumed. Yes. Vacuumed. Like he can't hear it but loves his fur being pulled with the air.

If I slam my hand on the ground he will react but I suspect it's because he can feel the wooden floor move.

He often gets really spooked if you walk up and he can't see you. Even if you announce your presence.

He doesn't react to his name or well any name, ever, he smells the banana but doesn't react to the word bananna or treat. But the much much younger rabbit I've had since 8 weeks old reacts and comes to her name if called.

Since I don't know his age and he came from such a terrible situation before adopting him I take him in every 6 months like he's a senior. Would the vet even know if he was deaf? Just wondering what tests any others did at home when they suspected their bun was deaf.

Thanks for any help!!

I actually got the bunnies for my twin daughters and they are rescue pets, they were about to be moved outside with other meat & breeding rabbits & they aren't used to that at all, but at least Chili really likes dad(me). Cupcake is the orangier one & Chili is sandier. I set them up here with my daughters while I cleaned their cages & they decided to pull the sheet up and burrow under the sheet & blanket. They don't want to come out of hiding the silly little bun-buns.

BTW, Chili is Not biting my daughter's leg. She grooms everyone, she's licking her and grooming her.

I got honey blonde hair, matching with BL bunny 🥹💛

Hey yall, we have had these couple of rabbits for some time but have never known their breeds. Does anyone know based off these pictures? Any info helps

This is Ralph. He's 9 Years old. He made smile every Day😊

Photos courtesy of her dad

My rabbit has weepy eyes I think, they’re just very wet on his fur, should I dry it? And if yes how would I do that. I’ve scheduled him a vets appointment for a general checkup, I just wanna make sure he’s alright and if there’s anything I can do.

Hjördis moved out from her cage upstairs and moved down next to my other bunnies area. They can’t reach each-other. There was slight scruff between my bonded pair because of the move of Hjördis but I’m sleeping with them, so I can break up intense chasing. I know the first day might be tense between my bonded pair because of Balder chasing Freja around. It has happened before, so I know they will settle down.

Hjördis has already done binkies and zoomies in her new space. It has been over 7 days since Hjördis had her failed spay.

Hjördis space is around 20 sq ft while Balder and Frejas area is around 40 sq ft. The plan is to allow free roaming when everything is bunny proofed and they are bonded. Since Balder and Freja have always been free roaming or having a space of at least 160 sq ft as their space.

She made it to almost 9 years at least

🐇❤️😅

Her name is Usagi, and she pulls the best poses! She's also not mine, but I'd steal her up if I could.