The Not so great outdoors

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- 04/09/2010 at 3:39 PM
  LoveChaCha
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  I have put ChaCha in a harness and I have walked her around the house.
  
  Today, I just went out with her in the fenced backyard. She was frozen stiff when I put her down on the porch She wouldn’t move for the longest time. I put my hand under her chest and her heart was beating so fast that I was scared something was happening
  
  After a few minutes, she began to hop around and sniff stuff.. climbed up stairs. But when she heard the sounds of birds and saw them far off, she began to panic, I think
  
  I also have a question about fleas.. can you put flea medicine on rabbits? If so, what is recommended?
  
  Any advice from fellow bun parents with how to introduce the great outdoors to the indoor buns?
- 04/09/2010 at 3:43 PM
  Sarita
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  My rabbits hate the outdoors too so I don’t make them go out – I also want to avoid dangerous thinks like fleas and ticks and cutereba. Why stress them out and it’s dangerous anyway, in my opinion.
  
  The only only flea medicine that is recommended is Advantage and Revolution – I would go for the Revolution though so that you can get a proper dosage from the vet (only if needed though). NEVER EVER FRONTLINE – this will kill your rabbit.
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