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Most rabbits aren't comfortable on slippery floors. In younger rabbits it can be bad for them causing splay leg. In our house we use slippery floors to keep our bunns from wandering where we don't want them to...we lay down small runners or area rugs on the areas they need to cross or travel...

Corn husks are a good choice for extra/different flavor offibre. Basil dried and added to their hay bin is nice when things get sparse over the winter.

A couple of things to mention here... 1) It's not necessarily the cold weather that will affect bunn...Ontario has very changeable weather and a warm spell would send bunn into a moult...only to swing back to sub-temps a few days later. It's not unusual to hit around 10 degrees in January and...

Our organization (OREO) sells these for rabbits as treats. They are meant for horses though and must be fed in moderation since a little goes a long way. We recommend one treat no more than once or twice a week...ideally they can be broken up into smaller pieces. But yes rabbits love them...

:yahoo::pinkbouce::party0002: Any improvement is good news! Sounds like this vet is a little more on the ball! Did he agree it was splint damage? Danielle:)

Fingers crossed! Hopefully this vet is a lit more rabbit savvy! :) Hugs to Aperture!

I talked to Autumn tonight... Keep him on the Metacam and Baytril until you can get to a new vet! I hope things work out! Poor guy! :( I think once the circulation is back in the arm it should be fine...having been in a crappy/poorly applied splint for so long it will take a few days for...

Our double mane lionhead girl has long fur on her backside that does get dirty! :) Her facial hair is also long and it irritates her eyes...so we trim her! It won't grow back thicker. It would have to be re-trimmed after every moult however! :) I know Peppy seems to feel better once she is...

The ankle will probablybecome arthriticas she gets older. There are some people who use glucosamine for bunns with arthritis. I don't have any experience with it personally...but I have heard that in combo with a low dose of Metacam can have a positive effect! The one lady I talk to(has...

We have 10 bunns and they all do it differently.:rollseyes It's almost a gauge of how ticked off they are. For instance...the mice in the attic making noise usually calls for a one foot thump...I assume because it is something they don't like but doesn't affect them directly... Our cat...

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nope! Big No on potato peels! :)

Corn on the cob--No Corn Husks--yes (just water and fibre...we dry ours out and use them as a treat) Canteloupe rinds--yes Danielle :)

Give him a water bowl...and put it under the water bottle. Lower the water bottle so it is near the bowl...but doesn't keep him from getting to the bowl...most bunns will reach up to chew the nozzle because it is bugging them...in the process they figure out that water comes out of it! :)...

Our two boys went in for their neuter...when they came home that night they were still looking punky and out of it. We let them eat what they would and just let them be for the night...by about midmorning the next day they were showing signs of being perkier! I guess they were just under the...

We have deer mice in the attic crawl space this fall... I was already to take a butt whooping out on them...then we caught one. Well crap...it was a younger one...grey on the top white tummy and tail...and her body is no bigger than the tip of my thumb to the first knuckle, tiny little girl...

We tried feeding it to our guys...some ate it and the others didn't like getting their wiskers wet/dirty! lol Not sure if the rinds are good for them or not...we peeled ours! :)

We adopted a Japanese Harlequin Holland lop about 4 years ago... He was iin pretty much the same type of situation you described for your boy! Except our boy escaped his cage or was finally "set free". A neighbour saw him outside over the course of 2 weeks in mid-winter here in Ontario...how he...

We give our furkids 3 craisinseach morning with a tsp of oat groats.:lookaround We have fat rabbits! :biggrin2: Danielle :)

Rens' Pets here in Ontario stocks it too.:)