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BUMP* Could some breeders give Nela some advice? :)

Reading through this post and seeing the photos of Muppet made me smile and laugh. Welcome to the forum Muppet:D And those ears....wow! Jo xx

james waller wrote: I did wonder about the effect of the high sugar carbohydrate in Honey on the rabbit's stomach. Very good explanation James :) Jo x

So she has decided oats are her favourite but she will still know that pellets are edible too :). Even if a small amount of oats are mixed with a larger amount of pellets, she will most likely eat the oats, ignore the pellets and wait for you to top up the food she really likes again...

Yes sometimes the actions people do so easily can make you question thehuman race but then there are humans like you who show love and compassion for animals abandoned by their "owner". Gumby is ina safe home with you. May your time together be long and happy :big kiss: Jo xx

The bunny stomach seems to be the most delicate area of rabbit biology and it causes so many losses. Rabbits will tend to try to hide the fact they are ill also. I'm sorry you've suffered those 2 losses, a human family member and another rabbit one also :( There's no rush to get another...

I'm sorry you lost Charlene. Her enthusiasm for life in your house was because of the love you gave her. She won't forget that. Binky freesweet Charlene. :rainbow::rose: Jo xx

Although his eyes are hidden, I assumed they would be under all the perfectly fluffed fur somewhere. He is gorgeous! The name Henry would suit him. Jo xx

^^^ :humour: As long as they don't suddenly change from regularto runny, your bun is fine. Jo xx

My medium sized Mini-Lop (Ebony) is much more athletic thanmy smaller and less muscular little one(Guy).Ebonyjumps as if she hascantilever springs in herback legs,Guy looks less poised when he does lower jumps. Jo xx

Every vet clinic has a responsibility to keep the different areas of their premises clean enough, regardless of whether they charge low or expensive fees for their services. It is NOT your fault your rabbit caught an infection and I hope he feels better soon and your worry eases. Jo xx

Aw! :inlove:He's saying "Thankyou for the pets, trusted friend, I love you too" Jo xx

Well done to you and your rabbits :highfive::bunnyhug: Jo xx

Just wanted to say, you are already doing so much for these two rabbits, they are lucky to live with you and your husband :D. Jo xx

I hear you. Litter training is not going well with my two buns either. :sweep Jo xx

My rabbit Guy is a soft oinker when excited.There'salso a quiet buzzing sound he makes when he is excited and happy. Some rabbits also honk like aGoose to show they love theirbunny slave. Jo xx EDIT: Oh yes, my first bun Fluffy made a variety of grunting noises to show disaproval.

Rabbits can be very quick to get their place in your heart. I'm sorry you lost Shae.:tears2: RIP little bun :rainbow::rose: Jo xx

Maybe they just wanted a cuddle and some grooming together? As you want them to have bred though, I hope they did eventually :) Jo xx

Hmm, maybe say his text made things very clear and there's really no need for him to call round. If his wife has explained things, he might justquietly take the hint. It's like him coming around would be an excuse for them to open the communication or "favour" barriers again. I know we...

An adventure playground for mice, very cool :D. Jo x