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What a shame... :sad:

:colors:Welcome, Stephanie!!!:colors: Matt:cool:

Welcome! This place will be a great source ofinfo before you get your rabbit. I joined several months before Iadopted my two, and this place was an absolute treasure trove ofinformation:) Matt:cool:

My understanding is that applying preventativetreatment is unneccesary and sometimes dangerous. And if a bunny needsto be treated for flea infestation, you have to be extremely careful asmany over-the-counter medications can be very dangerous. Matt

Welcome to Rabbits Only! :welcome1

Hi Amy, welcome to Rabbits Only! Good luck with the bunny search! -Matt:cool:

I'll be keeping Angel in my thoughts:clover:.But whatever it is, you certainly caught it early. She's lucky to have someone like you watching out for her! Matt

So sorry to hear you're not feeling well:(. Ifeel kinda blah this time of year too. Have you ever talked to a doctorabout the SAD? I think they prescribe some people lightboxes thatsimulate the spectrum of sunlight. And look on the bright side, thedays are starting to get longer again (slowly...

A warm welcome to Rabbits Only!:welcome1 So sorry to hear about Seymore, but Scampers is absolutely beautiful. And best of luck with bonding her to Gardenia:). Can't wait to see pictures! -Matt:cool:

I'll second jordiwes' reccomendation to see a vet. Most any issue is easier to deal with if its caught early. Matt

I kind of like JordiWebs:)

Great video! I've never been succesful at capturing a binkie in a picture or a video:?

I'm sure they'll love 'em. Mine go absolutely crazy whenever I bring craisins into the room!

:colors::colors::colors:Welcome Lara:colors::colors::colors: And congrats on posting the first intro of '07! -Matt:cool:

Awesome! I'm so happy for you:colors:

My two altered rabbits do this as well. I thinkit's just an attention getting thing. When I see them doing it I put myhand in front of their face, making it harder for them to get theirteeth around the bars. They still gnaw on the cage, but they've atleast been doing it less. Matt

Great video! And welcome back! :welcome2 Matt

I definitely wouldn't let them directly on thatgrass. Better safe than sorry. But how about bringing along a mat toplace under the pen? That way they can still enjoy the outdoors:) -Matt

Just as naturestee mentioned, a high qualitypellet will provide Merlin with all the nutrients he needs. But if youstill want to entice him to eat veggies, I would highly reccomendparsley and mint. Those are my rabbits' favorites.

Hi Rob, welcome to Rabbits Only!:welcome1 -Matt:cool: