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HI! Aw, that's so exciting!! Rabbits clean themselves so it is not at all necessary to bathe them! Submerging them into water actually has some potential risks and dangers. I linked some trusted sources below if you wanna read further :) Instead of bathing, it is important to brush them every few days. During the first week after spay surgery, depending on how your bun is recovering, you can give them a break from brushing since they will most likely feel tired and groggy! Hope this helps xx rabbitwelfare.co.uk/rabbit-health/medical/bathing-bunnies/ smallpetselect.com/dont-bathe-the-bunnies/

They should last about 3-5 days depending on how dry they are :)

You can store them in a glass jar, bag or container !!

Hi!!! Since ur bun is quite young, I would definitely recommend talking to a rabbit vet about pellet intake!! Normally bunnies 2 months and older (up until they reach adult age) can have about 1/2 cup alfalfa pellets with unlimited alfalfa & timothy hay (in order to put on weight)!! What else does your bun eat? Pellets normally aren't as important as hay, so as long as they are eating plenty of hay your bun should be fine but it would be helpful to discuss it with your vet!! Hope this helps xx

@@RachaelAndMillie Thank you it helped so much! My bunny ( 8 wk) doesn't each veggies, it eats pellets, and endless hay.

u are so sweet thank u<3

Hi !! Wow your bun is suuper young, I would recommend talking to a rabbit savvy vet about how to properly care for them caring as normally at that age they are still under the care of their mom & it will most likely be different than what I talked about in this vid. Hope this helps xx

Hi!! Normally the age it isn’t recommended is for elderly bunnies over 4-6 years old however I would recommend contacting or visiting a rabbit savvy vet to get their opinion :))

Thank you :))

Aw that means so much thank you! that is so exciting <3

Hi !! It depends on how dry they are :)) If they are rly moist I would recommend keeping them in the fridge so they last longer but if not they should probably last a few days under room temperature !

Hi :)) I only have 1 at the moment but if you are able to care for 2, that is ideal ! Hmm It’s super odd that you are only allowed to adopt one out of the pair... normally they are sold together and not split up :( What kind of place are you adopting from? It might be a good idea to ask for their reasoning / why they do it that way just so you know the details before adopting any buns !! I really hope this helps and thank you for commenting xx

@@RachaelAndMillie BTW!!!! CONGRATULATIONS FOR 400 SUBSCRIBERS!!!!! RACHEL AND MILLIE LOVE FROM ME A LOT!! :>

@@drshahnooraziz269 Thank you so much !!! <3

@Rameesha Tasawal Aziz Aziz Hi !! it is your decision based on your lifestyle how many rabbits you want to get but I would always say that if the rabbit comes in a pair it is best to get them both and not separate them - however I haven't done very much research about this so I would recommend contacting a rabbit savvy vet to get their opinion before you adopt any :) When my parents first got Millie we didn't know that much about rabbits being in pairs so that is why we adopted her alone & we also didn't have too much space in our living room (& she also wasn't bonded or very social around other rabbits) I would also recommend checking the fences to make sure they are fully sealed so the rabbits are safe! And thank you so much for your nice comments! it makes me so happy that you like our videos :)

@@RachaelAndMillie Thank YOU so much Rachel.!!! May god bless you and your family including Millie!!! LOVE YOU A LOT!!!

That means so much to us, thank you for watching !! I am so sorry about your loss :(( it makes me so upset when I see such young bunnies being sold in pet stores 😞 I hope you will be able to get another bun💗💗

Hi !! It was actually in a set of 5 (different sizes) from the dollar store :))

Thank you !! so glad it helped 💕💕

Hi :)) We use the Oxbow Adult Rabbit Timothy pellets since Millie is an adult but when she was a baby, (so before she reached 6-7 months old) Millie ate the Oxbow Young Rabbit alfalfa pellets ! We get them from Petsmart / Pet Value but they should have them at many other pet stores and online as well :)) But if not then just make sure that the one you get is either Timothy hay or Alfalfa hay based (depending on your bun’s age), no less than 15% fiber and no additives (such as seeds, nuts, fruit, etc) !! I will try and link the pellets we use below on Amazon so you can get an idea of what they look like :)) Baby rabbit pellets: www.amazon.ca/OXBOW-1022021000-Essentials-Basics-10-Pound/dp/B00494HWUE/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=oxbow+alfalfa+pellets&qid=1624722453&sr=8-7 Adult rabbit pellets: www.amazon.ca/OXBOW-1022011000-Essentials-Basics-10-Pound/dp/B0017JANQY/ref=mp_s_a_1_10?dchild=1&keywords=oxbow+timothy+pellets&qid=1624722228&sr=8-10 I really hope this helps xx

@@RachaelAndMillie thank you

Hi !! So sorry this is late :/ I am definitely not an expert whatsoever but I would recommend taking the cone off for a bit (maybe 1 -2 hours) to see what she does - so whether she bites her stitches or not, starts eating hay, etc. If she starts biting her stitches again I think it would be a good idea to contact the vet and let them know that with the cone on she isn’t eating hay and they could possibly find a solution like a smaller or shorter cone or some way you can get her to eat it :) is she having critical care and water? Since this reply is a few days later, has she started eating hay again? Make sure she is still getting a lot of water and fiber everyday to keep her system going for the time being ! I really really hope this helps and I wish your bun a healthy full recovery xx

Ahh soo happy it helped !! 💕💕

Yes :)) you can also start giving them some Timothy hay at an earlier age so they are used to it before you have to make the switch !! 💕

@@RachaelAndMillie thank you!

false, vets recommend spinach, even more than lettuce

Thank you :)) Millie was on her pain meds for about a week - we just used up all the doses the vet gave us and she was feeling a lot better after the first few days 💕