Ruby Eyed Nethrland Dwarf

Myia09 · Jul 21, 2009

I got this little guy about 2 weeks ago. He was very shy but is warming up a lot to me. He had a LOT of urine on his feet (And even some on his nose) so I gave him a small "bath" (Lukewarm water that he could hop around in) but his feet are still stained. I am not quite sure what to do with that. He gets along with my other rabbit great and is a fantastic new addition. Although I always thought my lionhead was tiny until I got him..now chewbacca looks gigantic and fat lol.
Enjoy

And an adorable photo of Chewy

Elf Mommy · Jul 21, 2009

They are BOTH adorable!

bunniekrissy · Jul 21, 2009

Urine stains don't come out easily so you'll just have to keep him in a clean environment and new clean fur will grow in soon enough. He sure is a cutie!

polly · Jul 21, 2009

If he isnt a show rabbit then I wouldn't worry to much. White rabbits stain pretty easily. If you make sure you change his bedding where he wee's every day then it keeps the feet a lot cleaner

Myia09 · Jul 21, 2009

Yeah I figured a white rabbit would be a fun mess locator

Thanks for everyone's comments!

I just wish they would take to litter training more..they are peeing in the box, but not pooping!

TinysMom · Jul 21, 2009

Peeing is a GOOD THING though. Are you gathering up their poops and putting them in the box so they learn they go there?

Maybe put hay in there too so they'll poop there while they munch on hay?

I love both your bunnies...