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I think you've been given great advice. I'm so sorry you had to deal with the fighting. Unfortunately, some rabbits just mature earlier then others, probably time to separate. I had a doe that just hated absolutely everybun. She would try to attack even if they just went past her cage. Jen

Oh, this is very interesting. I'm not sure the baby would have survived the blood loss if mom had actually eaten the feet...so I'm guessing birth defect, but I could be wrong. (Stranger things have happened. LOL) I would keep checking the legs for signs of sores or other problems. He will most...

After much thinking, debating and soul searching, I've decided not to expand my bunny family at the moment. It's bitter sweet for me, but I think it's the best decision for now. Tim has settled into being a single bun and is loving his life. Parts of his personality are emerging that I've never...

angieluv wrote: My first thought was possibly a cyst but after seeing those photos, I agree, it looks and sounds like a jaw abscess to me as well.

Jim, I'm just seeing this. I'm so sorry to hear about S'more. Definitely one of my favorites over the years, the time seems to go so quickly. Lots of love. Jen

Carolyn, I am so sorry to hear about Fauna. She was quite the rabbit. I'm sure she is safe and happy now with Buck until you are reunited. Love you so much! Jen :angelandbunny:

Sending prayers, positive thoughts and lots of love your way! Hang in there!!:big kiss: Jen

Oh, Peg, I'm so sorry... Jen :angelandbunny:

:sosad I'll be praying for a surprising outcome. Lots of love coming your way!! Jen

Thanks for the welcomes. You know when you say things are better and something always happens? Well, I just found out that a dear woman I work with passed away today. :bigtears:

Pipp wrote: I hate to agree with this, but this may be the problem. I worried about this for the first year with Tim. He was 1/2 the size of this siblings. However by about 6 or 8 months, he had caught up. (I kept in touch with his breeder about the size of one she kept.) I'm keeping my...

Hello all! I've been MIA for a few weeks. I had some things to sort out and decisions to make and all kinds of things in my life. But I think I've worked it out, so I'm back and ready to get back to work. I've missed everyone!! Jen :hugsquish:

Provided that the medication and strength is the same, Revolution is dosed to rabbits the same as cats. Typically the small cat/kitten tube is what is needed for a rabbit and the smallest dose possible is always best. Hopefully someone from the UK will be on soon to assure that they are the same...

The clinic I work in is pretty open to using other vets for other problems, as long as everyone is kept up to date on the treatments so nothing is done that could possibly cause an interaction. Being honest, for anything extensive, I take my reptiles to a different clinic. My boss is aware of...

I'm so sorry. I wish we had thought of EC, but being completely honest, it never crossed my mind. :angelandbunny: Jen

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I moved this thread to the Rabbitry because there are more people who are knowledgeable about breeding.

BunnyLove06 wrote: I have both of these. I recommend the "Textbook of Rabbit Medicine". I also like "Storey's Guide to Raising Rabbits". It has some good older remedies and a good feed mix if you are raising larger rabbits. You have to get past the butchering point because it's written for...

The Flemish should be fine. I once fostered Flemish to a Holland and I know someone who fostered Giant Chins to a Holland.

I'd definitely recommend a new vet. Any vet that deals with small animals of any kind should know that cedar isn't proper bedding. I'd honestly rather see pine then cedar. (I'm a vet tech and there is one client at the office that just will not listen to the fact that cedar is a no-no! And then...