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You could also use the small cage as a litterbox!

The coriander is ok, but cabbage can cause gas issues so it needs to be watched any signs of belly pressing, carrots are ok as a snack because they are high in sugar and shouldn't be given every day. If you have found green lettuce (as long as it isn't iceberg) then you can rotate green lettuce...

Just some stuff I used in breeding ;) When the does nurse I would free feed pellets that way both mom is getting enough nutrients to supply milk and when babies are old enough to start eating them themselves. If they are not eating pellets now then this would not be a good thing to just start...

I wasn't saying that you shouldn't give them a break. It's a great idea. I was just saying they could technically be rebred as soon as they give birth although I don't think this is sound practice as it wears the does down a lot more. I never rebred until babies were at least 9-10 weeks old and...

It's so hard to tell even with my three years of breeding. I was still 50/50 on if I could feel them. It takes lots of practice. If all of the babies are gone you can rebreed her in as little as a week. Actually you could breed her now but I think they should get a little break. If she still has...

You really can't tell if they are pregnant anyway just by looking at their stomach so don't feel bad about that. Most of the breeders in my area go on the three strikes your out rule. So I would breed her again and if she does it again then give her one more time and if after that she still...

is there a new rabbit or pet in the house?

You just have to make sure it is the original advantage not advantage II or otherwise. Revolution is also another safe option.

Rabbits will not abandon their nest if you mess with them. You need not to reuse the nest that the babies were in. The nest needs to be dry and warm. You may even want to keep the nest inside to keep it warm. When you remake the nest, use a warm blanket, singletons have trouble keeping...

The thing I would worry about leaving it as grass is if rain can get to it then the ground is bound to become muddy and nasty. We have a chicken coop at school that has an open area with grass and when it rains it gets really muddy and there is no grass there anymore. It's only been there a year.

I had my 4-year-old spayed and there were no problems. But he charged me an older rabbit fee of $30. But 4 years old is not old but whatever.

Facebook is a good way to look for breeders too.

One toilet paper tube worth of cardboard a day is not going to harm him as long as he is still eating hay. If you can find a shallow storage tote and put safe digging material in it. I'm glad they finally let you get him neutered!

If you have a concrete pad to put underneath of it or get concreate pavers to put under it if you get the dog kennel. I live basically in the middle of the woods and We hear and see coyotes all the time but they never come in the yard. I never lost rabbit to a coyote or any preditors.

Most shelters spay/neuter their rabbits, but call a shelter before you go there to make sure.

Most shelters spay/neuter their rabbits, but call a shelter before you go there to make sure.

I don't know if its because of climate. But I think I read somewhere that one was caused by a government releasing it to kill off wild rabbits as they were overpopulated. But I went back and looked at other posts from our past german members and I found that our health moderator said that they...

At 18 weeks he is still young and his ears still may drop. Is he a full holland or mini? or is he a mix? All rabbit ears have standing ears besides Holland lop, Mini lop, English lop, French lop, and Velveteen lop. In the USA we don't have rules like that. Though some rules should be in place...

Oh, that's a good idea, but mine end up in trash bags. But that would work for when I go to college.

Are they wet, soft?