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this is a picture of it. if it helps, he is on 2 medications right now

bubbles's ear has a big bald spot on it. the skin looks normal to me and there are no scratch marks and it is not red. what could it be?

here you go

it might be on youtube let me check

they never touch the wires. it's more of a precaution

I"m thinking about buying some pvc piping to put the wires through

you might want to look up some fallout maps. they can be much more helpful when considering which direction to go.

maybe a battery powered dust buster? only if you have electricity

emergency evac from where and why? probably pack lots of hay, a bag of pellets, bottled water, maybe some dried fruit

ah ok thank you brownie is the one in my profile pic

I'm pretty sure that he is 4 1/2 pounds

that would be a problem. I use cardboard to block them from chewing on wires. he is still eating his pellets and all of his greens. is there a way that I could make the cardboard taste bad?

ever since he discovered paper and cardboard, brownie has not wanted to eat his hay and will only eat cardboard. how can I stop him?

brownie looks very big for a holland lop, but I can feel his ribs and his hips without pushing down at all. he also does not have a lot of floof. compared to his normal sized brother, he is very big. he seems to run around a normal amount. I was wondering why a purebred holland lop rabbit would...

they are doing a screening for that disease and the vet said that she doubts that he has any issues

find a vet in the pacific standard time timezone and ask about what to do it's 2:30 PM here

you might be able to make a long distance call to a vet in a different timezone and ask for advise.

I don't know how to treat things like this

this was a redundant post, so I edited it.

directly from the owners or from the shelter.