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The white urine is from too much calcium in the diet. Short term it is no problem. Long term, can cause bladder sludge, renal or kidney failure and lead to death. If it continues for a while, may be worth looking at diet and feeding lower calcium choices. Only pregnant fe

The buns definitely DO RULE the roost even though the cats like to think they do. The Reno's are going to cost me around a grand....or more....but will ease my mind as to Malibu safety regarding free roaming in a larger enclosed environment. So worth it for peace of mind. Will upload photos as...

We are all ALWAYS LEARNING. never stop as bun parents. Xo

Not sure about the USA. Do you even have those viruses over there???? The government uses them here to control wild rabbits as rabbits are NOT NATIVE to Australia. Introduced here by the British in the 1800s during settlement (along with foxes) (which the state I live in Tasmania, doesn't have...

He is doing the biggest Binkies I think now at the bridge. I can't wait to see him again xoxo

My female doe Cointreau free roams in the kitchen. She is basically litter trained apart from a few territorial pellets to mark the hallway doorway (and occasional wee.....grrr) where my buck Kahlua lives. I am trying to bond them together in neutral territory. It is a slow process. She is...

Have you thought of bunny proofing a room or part of your house for her? There are some good suggestions on certain sites about how to do with regards to baseboards, electrical cords, baby gates etc etc. Just a thought.

Zoomies are great. Binkies are great. Is it going to be inside or out? Sorry if I missed that.

Haha cloverhouse.....my buns don't need springtime to thump. I love your reasoning. We are coming into autumn and they still thump. Must be "thumpertude". :)

Thumping can mean "warning".

Have you got oxbow critical care or some pellets you can crush and syringe feed with water? Vet visit asap. Stasis and not eating can be fatal. Get some critical care on hand (comes in powdered form) just in case for future. Great stuff. Have saved a few buns and g.pigs from the dreaded...

Thanks for that. Have never heard of it. As far as I know, doesn't exist in Australia.

These are some of the veterinary facts and dietary facts I have learned through my personal experience as a bunny mum down under in my over 12 and a bit years. 1. Does that aren't spayed by around age 1 have an increased risk 80-85% chance of developing ovarian or uterine cancer than ones that...

Reproduction does not lead to cancer. Having an unspayed doe over age a year can lead to increasing female cancer risks by 80-85% by some veterinary sources.

Can I ask what "4 H" stands for????

Any updates on how your girl is? I had a bun over a year ago who I had spent a fortune on with blood cultures, anti-biotics, vet visits etc. In the end they weren't working and I sadly had to end her suffering at age 10. Binky free Shimma.

Beautiful kits. Unfortunately don't know much about this department of largomorphs. Wish you luck. Xo

Probiotics are great. Great u are syringe feeding. Glad she is not eating any non food stuff. Keep us posted.

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Malibu