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These? http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2753529&keepsr=0&clickid=prod_cs I checked out the contents of these...careful...high in carbs... I wouldn't let my bunn eat to much of one of these...

Hello from a CT and squirrel rehabber in training in Ontario! :biggrin2: Welcome to the forum!

I don't know if it was my post or not... but we have a bunn that has licked a hole in two carpets...in the arm of the couch... she just loves to lick. She is healthy and happy...about 3 years old... if it was deterimental we would stop her...but as long as she isn't chewing... we just let her...

The lady says the fur is very thick...very soft almost like a chinchilla. Her feet are very heavily furred as well... It's hard to tell though as she was found outside in the snow on December 12th...so she may have a thicker coat because of that. She was found as she collapsed in the...

I got a few more pics...these were just taken today... The tray Deedle is on is 10 inches long...for size comparison...

I was wondering about that... She has't shown any signs of lopping yet... What age range do they usually lop? When she was found she was so small we are assuming she was still on formula...just started to eat pellets about a week ago... I've asked for a weight and a pic to get a better...

Deedlewas just very lucky the guy that found her thought she was a wild bunn and took her to a wildlife rehabber in his neighbourhood...the lady had everything on hand for injured animals! She had never owned a domestic before...and is head over heels in love with Deedle now! :biggrin:I was...

Deedle was found about 3 weeks ago outside in the snow...she was close to death from the cold...we think something happened to the mom and the last babies came wandering out of their shelter looking for food...just happened a nice man was putting up his christmas lights and saw her as she keeled...

The main reason whie vinegar is so good at cleaning rabbit urine is that vinegar reacts with the calcium carbonate in the rabbit urine and helps to remove it. That white residue that is left in the bottom of the litterbox or cage? THAT is calcium carbonate and vinegar dissolves it for easy...

foreverblue127- Yes chinning or "nugging" as we call it here in our little fuzz-family...is a sign of ownership...that includes you! :) If anyone has ever watched the movie "Finding Nemo"...you'll remember the scene with the seagulls and the crab? MINE! MINE! MINE!...very rabbitesque...

If there are sacks...then his testes are in... When rabbits get nervous/scared...like when you pick them up...their testicles pull back up inside! Our vet calls it the "houdini move". He has to confirm they're in for neuter...but when he flips them to check...voila...it's a girl! LOL :)

Intact females can be very territorial about their "space"... I would suggest trying your bonding exercises some place neutral...that neither bunn goes...

Our bunns have never been outside...nor do we have a UVB/UVA light for them. There are issues right now with the compact UVB/UVA bulbs possibly causing cataracts...and most lights (even the good ones) recommend that they be within 12" of the animal for proper exposure. Most good quality...

You have to take my opinion with a grain of salt! lol :biggrin2: I am in training to get my wildlife rehabbers license in Ontario...I will never take my bunns outside. Ever. In Ontario, racoon round worm is endemic...all our racoons have it. It is carried and transmittedby dogs who have...

Not a big deal...just a little correction...:) Spinach and Kale are high in oxalates...oxalates block the body's ability to absorb and utilize calcium...so if bunn is being fed too much of either of these you will notice white urine! These should be fed in moderation.

http://www.rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=54630&forum_id=17 This is the link to the RO Library page on rabbit safe veg! :)

Esther Van Praag, the author of the book on rabbit skin diseases, and I have talked... I have put her in touch with the lady. Esther is awesome, such a nice lady...she is willing to help us identify the lumps... so we are going to try to get her some pathology reports and put her in touch with...

What Humane Society is doing the assessment? Have you tried other vets? Have you contacted any local rabbit organizations for a listing of vets in your area that may be less expensive or more rabbit savvy? There is one in Ontario called OREO (Ontario Rabbit Education Organization). They might...

Thanks Flick!:biggrin: I owe you one! I didn't know they had that book out. I have contacted the author and the lady with the bunn... now we're getting somewhere...