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BSAR wrote: I think Elliot is fine for a little doe. :)

No matter where you buy hay, its from a field. A field that probably houses rabbits/cats/foxes/cockroaches (even in the UK!)/mice/rats/mites/fleas/lice etc. Hay mites are also known as 'Granary Mites' or 'Flour Mites', they usually infest pantrys and cupboard that have oats/bran/cereals in them...

Blaze_Amita wrote: They do. :) Unfortunately the main breeding to get a harlequin nethie is Harlequin dutch x REW/BEW nethie, so they are losing type, but a lot of breeders have done very well in bringing the Harlie nethies back into true form. :)

Hazel-Mom wrote: Most pellets that are considered good quality would be bad as most of all of the diet, though. ;)

Oooh CJ loves flavoured water, and if I suspect he is going into stasis I put a grated carrot in a 1L bottle, fill the rest up with water, give it a good shake about then give it to him to get him rehydrated properly. :)

How about vetbed? it wicks away urine, its clothes washer-safe and lasts ages if cleaned properly. It also doesn't hurt if the rabbits ingest any of the fibers.

Ohhh Elliot is adorable and I love his/her name!! Just adorable. I actually found myself "awwwwwing" at the screen. :P

Bo B Bunny wrote: Lmao, I think so. :biggrin2: He's starting to look better, and has been darting around the aviary today. I am thinking about giving him a good feed tomorrow and then take him out late morning (I was gonna take him out in the evening, but decided not to incase idiot kids...

Flick wrote: Just because something doesn't meet nutritional needs, doesn't mean it is dangerously unhealthy. Lettuce for example - lettuce is a great food, but it doesn't meet all nutrtional needs, does that make is dangerously unhealthy? eh, nope! What I mean is, if you feed the pellets, they...

OK now a question from me, could this be a fungal infection and that is what is causing the fur loss and the weird genitals? lol.

Just got this over MSN from her... Both rabbits are here, the doe is only 8 weeks and 2 days old!! And they were being sold from 7 weeks and 2 days old..agh. I think it would suffice to say that I wasn't happy with the conditions they were in. The male is bald between his legs, has bald...

Flick wrote: No, not really. BUT they aren't nutritional. Nor would they meet nutritional needs, then again, neither would alot of rabbit pellets considered to be 'complete' by a lot of people. A lot of "good" pellets also contain the listed ingredients, but quite a few people on here would buy...

tonyshuman wrote: I made some barley biscuits based on Oxbows... 1 cup Barley Flour 1 cup Rolled Oats (flakes or ground...ground is better) 1/2 cup Ground pellets 1/4 cup grated Apple 2 tsp copper, sunflower or olive oil (optional, helps coat condition) Bind together with warm water into a...

Becca wrote: AC is air conditioning. :) They should be fine as long as its not like our AC tower used to be, clicking every danged second. lol

Netherland dwarves are cute..agouti nethies are even cuter :O They are gorgeous!!

A pigeon. Earlier this year the owl picked up hedge pig from the aviary, I brought it in put some F10 on the puncture marks, fed it up (it was a tiny bit on the thin side) and as it was female and around breeding season I released her that night (I would have preferred to keep her another night...

OK, so, I got the camera set up. Its fine on the software thank gawd, BUT on Ustream I have started broadcasting butI cant see the video, its just blank? but as there is none of the icon things I am wondering if it is because of my computer just not loading it...

IMO somebody who chooses tv over being with and caring for their rabbits should not have rabbits full stop.

BethM wrote: Yes, it was shown that isolated vits/minerals wern't as good as natural vitamins, but humans CAN thrive on them if they have sufficient calories/energy/fat. Thats what I was getting at. Rabbit Vitamin Supplement (B7, B2, B12, B4, E and A) I do think its funny how times have...

BSAR wrote: Yup. They give off plenty of calcium, keep a steady flow of milk (ie. if the kits aren't taking as much, it helps the mum adjust and slow down milk production) and helps the kits gut flora. :)