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One of the things I learned is about the fiber in the ingredients. That's very important to look for, it should be the highest you can find. Looking at Purina Chow Show food, it's got 18-23%, not the worst food I've seen for sure. But you do want it as high as you can find it. The Calcium to...

Here's a thread you should read through: http://www.rabbitsonline.net/showthread.php?t=77736 Your bun is absolutely precious!

I use Feline Pine, it's a hard pine pellet and safe to use. I also had the issue of my large English Lop digging out the litter, this stuff is heavier and stays down much easier. It also is much more absorbant than the other paper stuff or bun specific stuff which means it will last longer. I...

Here's this you should definitely read through: http://www.rabbitsonline.net/showthread.php?t=51597 Mainly, as far as I know, all the alfalfa and oat hay you can give her. She should have a 24/7 supply of it and only a small amount of pellets. For my English Lop I do pellets in the morning...

Yep, in my first post. He's just over a year and I've only had him a month and a half now. He's actually gotten better now that I've kept him out of his cage 24/7. He still goes to the bathroom in his cage which is great, he's typically been good with that except for plastic; he loves to pee...

Have you taken him to the vet for a check up first? The vet would tell you if it's time or not for neutering. The bunny rescue I have hardly ever was in or around a carrier either but he goes into it pretty much without effort. He sits quietly during the ride and nothing happens. I don't know...

Wiki has been kind of restless as of late. Bad behaviors are starting! Once he get's into a place that I don't want him in (the other side of the attic for instance) and I get him out and block that entrance, he becomes fixated on getting back into that area instead of roaming the other open...

Alright! Wiki had his first vet appointment last night and we've scheduled his snipping which is going to cost me an arm and a leg O.O $400 for his neutering :-/ but Dr. Spelman knows exactly what she's doing and I know he's in great hands with her at least. So, it's worth it. His appointment...

I may not have mentioned here as I have another journal on another forum. I did cut his nails, he wasn't happy but it's all done. :-) And yeah, I guess I also forgot to mention that I was going to zip tie the cardboard on. lol, guess great minds think alike hm? Wiki is quite a trouble maker...

This will be my first weekend away from Wiki. Putting my mom in charge of feeding him. She wants me to portion out his food for her so she doesn't accidentally overfeed him. So that should be no problem. Will clean his cage out Thursday before I leave and then when I get back Sunday night...

Thanks for the lists! I was going to formulate my own to match what veggies/greens both Bearded Dragons and Bunnies can eat for my own personal use as well lol. That way it's easier for me to shop for the critters! Yeah, he loves his pellets. I've been feeding less and he's been eating more...

Nothing really new of note. I found Leafy Greens. I wasn't sure if that was an overarching term or a name of an actual plant. So Wiki and Stormfly (my beardie) has been eating those and Chicory this week. I actually thought I was buying Escrole since it was in the place Escarole should have...

Is she spayed?

Okay so the Escarole (Batavia) I'm feeding is good then. I'll stick with that, makes it much easier since my Beardie can also eat that happily. Some greens Beardies can't eat much of like regular lettuces/romaine because it doesn't have enough nutrients and calcium in it. Funny how I have one...

Okay, good to know guys thanks! So the other thing I'm confused about is, everywhere it says "FEED ALL THE LEAFY GREENS!" and that it should be the main of their diet. If cruciferous greens cause so much gas, then why does everyone seem to promote them? Or does "Leafy greens" refer to the...

I adore that woman's videos. So thorough and well explained. She reminds me of my vet who is about teaching her patient's parents of why we do certain things and not others. She isn't just a "well I'm going to do this and that's it" kind of vet. She's very good, helped me out a lot with my late...

It does, thank you! I'd seen a lot of threads saying "GET YOUR RABBIT TO A VET, THAT'S NOT NATURAL!" So, naturally, I investigated some more lol. I'd also seen that comparison to horses as well since their digestive systems are so similar. Good to know! I'll keep him off Broccoli for a while...

Okay friends, I've already read a bunch on this topic and it seems to still be out for discussion. So I'll try to get a few more opinions on the subject. Background info on Wiki: English Lop About 10 pounds Just over 1 years old Has run of the bathroom all day long and is let out to run...

I spoke too soon on the thumping! For some reason my pets were scared of me yesterday....I'd done nothing different....It was just my cat and Wiki, both scared of me :-/ Wiki thumped for like...an entire hour. Not straight but on and off and wouldn't move. Still thumped even when I gave him...