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It's a perfect way of demonstrating that no one should get an animal if they expect him/her to be "perfect." Thanks for sharing.

Looks great!

Thanks guys! I have some more pictures on the camera that I’ll upload tomorrow. But for the time being, here’s an amusing Devon story: Today we took him in for a follow-up checkup and blood work after his bout with stasis. While we were waiting in the exam room, I took advantage of the fact...

What a wonderful thing your doing for this little guy! He's adorable:D

When we first took Amber home, she definitely had cage agression issues and was very protective of Devon. We think she was a kid's pet who was irresponsibly bred "for fun," and the rescue thinks that she was mishandled by the kids. Her aggressions subsided quite a bit once she was spayed...

I don't know about the black nail thing, but Amber has a nail on her back left foot that curls out to the side. Our vets have never expressed any concern about it. And she's only snagged it once that I can recall.

Welcome! I love McQueen's name and her silver coat:). Matt:cool:

Yup, I'd do it. For a million dollars, would you eat rabbit pellets for dinner for an entire week?

Luckily it only happened because the door was open. Under normal circumstances it would be impossible for one to push the other out. Today's lesson: Rabbits are not cats. They do not land on their feet. :biggrin2:

Thanks for clearing that up. I always thought that number was a little high if it reffered to actual cancer. Matt:)

My understanding was that all unspayed does have a high risk of uterine cancer, regardless of whether they are around males or not. I think I've heard that the risk of uterine cancer in unspayed females can be over 75%. Maybe what she meant was that unspayed females can enter false pregnancies...

The herb garden is a great idea. Basil and mint are big favorites around here. I had success growing parsley and cilantro last year, so you might be able to feed those as well.

A nice and comfortable 60°F (16°C) :D

The "staples" in my house are parsley, cilantro, and romaine. The favorites seem to be parsley and romaine. Whichever one you try to feed first, feed it in small quantities. Too much parsley at once can cause gas and too much romaine at once can cause mushy poops or diarrhea. They also get the...

I'll second what Haley said. I know that while Devon was recovering from his bout with stasis, his poops were abnormal for two to three days. They didn't look exactly like Simon's, but they were larger and more moist then his usual poops. I'd just make sure that he continues to improve. I'm...

I guess Snuffy has a second career as a stuntman:shock:. I was worried about that when I built my condo. Even though the highest shelf is almost 3 feet off the ground, the full second deck that I have means that its impossible for them to jump down more than one grid at a time. However, there...

I'm glad no one was hurt. You did the right thing by calling. Does anyone remember the news story a few months ago where a woman took a video of someone driving down the highway while sleeping? She called the police, followed the driver until the police arrived, and no one was hurt. It was a...

Yuck... get better soon! I used to get strep once or twice a year so I know the feeling:?.

Hi Breezy, welcome to RO! :bunnydance::pinkelepht::bunnydance: Matt:cool:

Wow, that must have been scary to hear! I'm glad that he's fine, and I'm sure that he'll stay that way:D. Devon and Amber both had minor molar trimming about a year and a half ago, and our vet used a rasp without any anaesthesia or sedatives. But their issues were quite minor, so more extensive...