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Hope all is going according to plan and you're having fun at the show! Miss you! sas :bunnydance:

Forum favorite JimD has stepped up to the bar at Buck's Bunny Bistro! :toastingbuns :woohoo:energizerbunny::happyrabbit::party::yes::balloons::dancingorig::welcome1 :groupparty::bouquet::pinkbouce::bunnieskiss:goodjob:agree:group::bunny18:bunnyheart:party0002::big kiss: Jim will be...

Do you still have the same bunnies we all knew and loved? Please post changes and updates to your warrens! (Pics would be even better!) :biggrin2: RO Staff :group:

This is the place for RO Veterans to play catch up! All Rabbits Only members registered from the board'sinception through to July 15th, 2005 -- a week after Carolyn's famed Bunny Boathouse Party-- can access this private room. (Nobody else can see it!) So pull up a chair, relax...

Due to our move to this new forum, the text for a months worth of posts were left behind, which means that while the titles remain, the posts themselves are blank. It doesn't look like we're going to be able to access them any time soon, and the empty posts cannot be edited and the text added...

=========================================================================== The Infirmary > Swollen girl genitals =========================================================================== From: Pipp Date: 2007-06-03 06:34:19 Reply: http://www.rabbitsonline.net/reply.php?topic_id=23205 Poor...

=========================================================================== The Infirmary > Swollen girl genitals =========================================================================== From: Porpy Date: 2007-06-03 06:20:27 Reply: http://www.rabbitsonline.net/reply.php?topic_id=23205 Hi I...

(from Angela) These are pictures taken by a vet of a rabbit'smolars before and after trimming. If you've ever wonderedwhat molar spurs actually look like, these pics show them really well. http://community.livejournal.com/bunnyowners/2841528.html Slideshow from a vet's office on common...

Articles Rabbit References: Teeth and Mouth http://homepage.mac.com/mattocks/morfz/rabrefs.html#teeth Malocclusion http://islandgems.net/malocclusion.html Dental Problems http://www.ontariorabbits.org/health/healthinfo3.htm Rabbit Dental Disease...

Rosie, I know about that thread as I had anactuve part in it. But I weighed the pros and cons, the chances of apellet containing enough of a certain ingredient to seriously shortenthe life of a rabbit is slim. Especially if pellets are fed in limitedquantities just to help maintain weight (its...

courtesy of TinysMom (and Pipp): El Rey's Angelina El Rey's New Hope Lionheads are not currently an accepted breed by ARBA but we are sharing information about them here. Working Standards The working standards say that Senior Buck & Does, 6 monthsof age and over, are not over 3-3/4...

Great to hear! For general reference, we've added a Humane Society Article to theRabbits Only Resource Center with some suggestions aboutwhatto do if you can't afford a vet. http://rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=12684&forum_id=10 RO Staff :group

IMOM http://www.imom.org/ Ask your veterinarian if he or she will let you work out a paymentplan. Many veterinarians are willing to work out a weekly or monthly payment plan so that you do not have to pay the entire cost of veterinary care up front. Contact your local shelter. Some shelters...

HoneyPot wrote: Oops!! You're right on both counts! :embarrassed: RO Staff :blushan:blushan:blushan:blushan:blushan

Bun-Bun, it sounds like you're taking very good care of your bunnies.:) The sneezing could just be the clay litter (good catch, Honeypot!). Experiment with that and let us know. In theory, everybody should have money to take their bunnies to the vetall the time, but over the life span of a...

The whole story of how you acquired your rabbitsis on your home thread, but that's not the point (other than as awarning to others to THINK YEARS AHEAD before taking on the care ofpets. Their very lives are in your hands for 10 years ormore). Please post photos of the little guys (who...

Dootsmom is right, we shouldn't rule out other causes. The eyelid abscesses and body lumps are textbook for dayfourof the virus (the first signs are runny, swollen eyes,nose, then genitals)andthose symptoms tendtoeliminate the possibility of other similarly progressingdiseases like Pasturella...

Here's a site with UK Vets. http://www.ukcompanion.rabbits.org.uk/ If the bunny has been vaccinated, she might have a chance, otherwise, they'll probably put her down right away. :( Meanwhile, it's really advisable to get your own bunny(s) vaccinated. RO Staff

So sorry. :( Really sounds like that's what it is. If it is Myxomatosis,it's possible with a couple of weeks ofintensive care, she may make it, but the odds aren't good. Here's a thread from one of our long time members who lost her twobunnies from that disease, although there are some stories...

Where do you live? Unfortunately, ifits in the UK or a few places in the US, it might beMYXOMATOSIS. It's highly contagious. Does yourfriend have any other bunnies? RO Staff