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I personally don't see what the big deal is. There is rabbits that are bred to be meat just as their is rabbits that are pets that's just how it is, just as there is people who eat dogs, cats and horses in other countries. People joking about these things doesn't bother me at all,.

http://www.rabbitsonline.net/showthread.php?t=49434 <Rabbit safe food list. I can't help you with the weight.

As the others said do NOT bathe your rabbits, it can be potentially fatal to them. They are very capable of cleaning themselves. Rabbits also tend to panic when in water, and can easily fracture their spine or a limb if they thrash around whilst in water. On top of this, when wet rabbit...

A few facts about the fuzzy lop you want. 1. They have Wool not fur, so they can be sheared now and then for the wool and it can be spun in to yarn. 2. the wool is coarse so less prone to tangles vs. Angora. But they will still need a good amount of brushing daily. 3. You will need to check...

things like the fruit should be highly limited to no more than 1 table spoon a day. But your diet for the bunny is very high in sugar which is bad for the bun for more than the occasional treat.

I wouldn't think it would be safe for bunnies, Bunnies groom more of themselves than dogs do so it is very likely they would ingest the flea powder resulting in poisoning.

If you want to bond them after they obviously disliked each other on first meeting total and complete separation should of took effect so they could not see or smell each other so they would forget about each other so they could eventually meet once more as complete strangers after the spay and...

My bunny will only eat maybe a few nibbles out of his hay even with reduced pellets and twice a day feedings leaving him with just hay for the rest of the time between feedings. He usually makes a huge mess with the hay tossing it around making a huge mess, but I switched to the compressed hay...

Bathing a bunny can be dangerous it can kill them. But you can do is a butt bath and clean their butt with a mild soap or use baby wipes.

Male/male bonding is one of the hardest so people say. But it is possible with time and patience.

Even if she did breed with a cottontail the offspring won't be viable (so if she did conceive the kits will be stillborn or not live long after birth) as a wild cottontail and a domestic rabbit are not genetically compatible. But it is another story if it was a Domestic rabbit turned loose by...

Thank you everyone. I will read the article you provided Troller.

The thing you need to remember is you just got Yuki. It sometimes can take up to four months before a rabbit will fully settle in depending on the rabbit, so to expect a rabbit to be fully accepting of everyone after the short time you had her is silly. Plus if they wish to be on better terms...

Rabbits can live their entire lives happily and healthily indoors, they don't need to go outside actually.

I am thinking of rescuing a rabbit pair. Their a 3 yr old fixed male/female bonded pair. And I was wondering what are the risks of trying to bond a third to their already established bond. And is trio bonding possible and how would one go about doing it?

With any rabbit, it all comes down to personality. Not all rabbits will be cuddly, affectionate and gentle while some will be no matter what breed they are. Some will be gentle but not affectionate it just depends on the Rabbit.

Autumn- Female. tiger- Male, Midnight- Male, Isabella (bad picture) But I would say Male but can't be sure the picture is to fuzzy

It could become part of your bunny's personality if you don't correct him/her for it. Give your bunny things he/she can chew and dig at and correct them from doing it to things their not suppose to. Train your bunny or they will train you.

Same here Nancy. I'd offer him a home but distance is a big problem.

I'd take Kaoru and Hikaru especially if they come already neutered but I live to far away. So I will wish you luck.