our first succesful bunny burrito!

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BINKYBUNNY FORUMS

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- 12/14/2008 at 2:13 AM
  somebunny
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  hey guys,
  
  tonight my husband and finally got hershey into a bunny burrito to cut her nails! woohoo! it was a bit difficult since she doesn’t let us pick her up. we had to first catch her in her carrier, then transfer her to the table so she doesn’t escape and then finally wrap her!
  
  anyway the poor lil baby was so scared during the whole thing…i was scared for her!
  
  when we first got her into the burrito her nose dripped some liquid onto the table. is this something i should be concerned about? it was just once and not continuous dripping, i thought it might have been because she was so scared, but just wanted to double check.
  
  also, she is still not drinking water from her bottle. we cleaned the bottle, then we even bought a brand new bottle and mixed juice in it. still no go.
  i have been putting a bowl of water in her house as well, but i can’t tell if she’s drinking from it.
  
  not sure what to think about that. she is still pooping/peeing/eating/behaving normally. it has been a few weeks now that she has not been drinking water (that i can see).
- 12/14/2008 at 1:55 PM
  Cassi&Charlie
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  do you wash her greens before giving them to her? It might be that she’s getting enough water from the greens. Another trick is to freeze bunny ice cubes with a bit of juice and water, maybe with a raisin in the middle or a slice of banana. It keeps my guys occupied in summer and ensured that they’re getting a bit more fluid.
  Althouigh if your weather is as cold and dreary as ours, ice probably wouldn’t be welcomed right now
- 12/14/2008 at 8:12 PM
  Kokaneeandkahlua
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  Well if she hadn’t had any water for a couple of weeks she’d be in very rough shape so I’m sure she’s drinking Specially if she’s peeing. Does she get a lot of veggies?
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