Tulla, Ivory, and Little Debbie

[binkies]

Wanted to show off the girls. Tulla wouldnt really stay still enough for any decent pictures, so Ivory is the star of the day.

What are you looking at?

Better clean up if you have that thing out:

Ready for my close up!:

What is in here?:

Get this kid off me!:

I love you!:

Snuggly girls:

I love my human:

 

[aeposten]

Your foster rabbit, Cooper, looks just like my Alfred!

Ivory is such a cutie. She has beautiful fur!

Does she have malocclusion?

-Amy

 

[binkies]

Yes, she is due for aonther trim. Just have to get paid.

 

[aeposten]

I know how it goes. My Alfred sure has some bigteeth when he's due for a trim. I just never noticed it in the rest ofher pictures. I'll have to have Alfred's done in about another week.

How does your vet do it? With a dremmel or with some variety of dental trimmers/pliers?

-Amy

 

[binkies]

A tool for teeth cleaning? Laser or something? She doesnt have to sedate her either. Such a good girl.

 

[aeposten]

My vet uses a dremmel-type electric dental filething (I'm so terrible at describing things . . .). They haven't had tosedate Alfred yet either. I've thought about just having his frontincisors removed, but the surgery is pretty pricey and I'm still astudent, so it's out of the question until I finish VetTech school inDecember 2007. He doesn't seem to mind the trimming too much and my vetis pretty reasonable, so I don't mind.

-Amy

P.S. I have pictures of my Alfred pre and post trim on the 2nd and 3rd pages of my Bunny Blog
http://rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=15514&forum_id=6&page=1

 

[Haley]

How are the girls doing this week?

Any luck with Tulla?

 

[binkies]

Debbie is out of the house and Tulla is muchhappier. She spends more time out and about and demands attention fromus again. I guess she figured that she spent enough time waiting for agood home and isnt going to beoutdone by a little brat.

 

[Haley]

Aww Im glad to hear it!

So is Debbie at your parents house?

You know, Debbie wasnt spayed, was she? I think that maybe if you hadher spayed and then tried again maybe Tulla wouldnt be so bad. I knowthat unaltered buns mark things more and maybe Tulla was smelling LD alot...just a thought.

Glad shes your baby again! Ivory must be relieved to have her snuggle bun back

 

[binkies]

No Debbie is just about 4 months old, so sheisnt spayed. I think it is just best to not tick her offagain. both of the big girls are more relaxed now.

 

[binkies]

Oh my goodness. It is so different here withoutLittle Debbie. My babies are lovin' buns again. They climb all over me,lick me, take MY food. I never would have guessed that they woulddislike her this much.

 

[Haley]

Aww Im so happy for you! Do you still get to see LD as much?

Its so weird how territorial rabbits can be. Sounds like Tulla has forgiven you.

Guess she just didnt want some little squirt in her territory

 

[naturestee]

Yay! I'm so glad that the girls are behaving better now!

:happydance

 

[binkies]

I had a salad in the fridge that wasn't going to last much longer. So I decided to share!

 

[Haley]

Looks like your culinary skills get the approval of Tulla and Ivory. Lucky bunnies

Are they still being wonderful snuggle buns?

 

[binkies]

Yes! Actually talking about that now because Tulla is crawling all over hubby.

 

[Haley]

aww thats great. I bet it makes it a lot easierfor your husband to have all these pets. Its hard to be angry with themwhen theyre being so sweet

 

[binkies]

I cant get over how wonderfully Tulla snapped back! She is always crawling all over both of us. Very people oriented again!

I gave the girls a whole plum to chew on. It was so funny watchingthem. When i thought that they had enough, I took it away and sharedwith my guinea pigs.

 

[naturestee]

That's so cute! What spoiled little beasties!

 

[Haley]

I love it! I have a treat ball that I sometimesput raisins in. They do the same thing as your girls, chasing it aroundtrying to get a piece!