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@peanutdabunny Pumpkin has given you good advice about the flooring.

As long as youre not getting blood and youre sure you arent through to the other outside just go for it. Once the needle is under the skin, if its in the right spot, you should be able to move it around under there and almost direct the flow.

When syringes are shipped with needles attached to them they are always loose and need to be tightened before using. Thats the main cause for Air when pulling back. Otherwise what Jbun said.

Have you twisted the needle on as tight as possible?

Watching..... 👀

Yay Sarah!

Stick with Oxbow. You want to be feeding a timothy hay based pellet. Those bulk barn pellets are cereal grains as the first ingredients then alfalfa. Nevermind all the other junk. Your rabbits diet should be mainly hay as well so pellets should last you a long time

Were not bashing meat breeders here. Your post has been edited Shinitai.

Totally normal

Lets get voting people.

Photos should all be fixed now!

Voting thread https://www.rabbitsonline.net/threads/rabbit-contest-voting-thread.101456/ Photos should be fixed

You need to contact a wildlife rehabber asap. Is there is reason you don't want to? Most will get back to you the next day if you leave a message. If you want to give them a fighting chance that is the best thing to do. Rabbits do not do well being bottle raised. Chances of survival are very...

Harley

Please leave any future babies in the nest with their mother. You were told to put the baby back. Topic closed.

You were told days ago to put this kit back with its mom, and you refused to listen to any of the advice given. This is one of the many many reasons why everyone told you to put the kit back.

No. Post will stay but I can lock it.

There is no need to use all caps and "yell" this is twice now. Or tagging people seperate to bump your post. You can use the forum search function if you're in a hurry, this topic is discussed a lot.

Thats not a new trend. That is what their diet actually should be. Hay. Hay is grass. Grass is hay. Many different varieties of grass/hay and not all grass makes a good hay but this is what rabbits need. Some grasses do lack nutrients depending on where/how they are grown. Like places where...

Cat grass is usually just oat grass or barley grass. Hay is just dried grass. Fresh untreated grass is great for rabbits. Look up growing fodder