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Well, good then! 😆 Don’t want any competition now! 😛

Thanks guys!

Hehe don’t worry Hip Hop. Don’t worry. The buns know how bad that would be and will be sure to be big buggers until your trio is bonded 😆

Ooooooh, welcome Blaze!!! 😀 What a handsome boy he is too! 😉 Need more pictures!! <3 <3 <3 <3 😛

You better not bond with Esther til my ladies do, okay? 😆

Congratulations! 🙂

Bam the metoclopramide says 0.5/per kg as I don’t know her weight I’m giving her 0.5 every 3 hours there are no more instructions with it and as per norm I can’t get hold of the vet but left him a voice message…I did tonight what I do every tea time and fetch her down to the kitchen she can see through the door to the conservatory but her only…[Read more]

1/4″ is small enough.

You can get metal cable ties at the hardware store, or you could also use some thin wire, as long as you were careful to have the ends out of reach.

Is he peeing “normal” amounts of pee in these locations? Or is it small amounts?

I agree with can take some time, but it will vary by individual and how much trimming was done. If he’s eating everything else, then I wouldn’t be too worried yet. Give him a week or two. And, as Bam suggested, try a softer hay like orchard grass.

I’ve never heard of such a thing. I think it’s fine to do it whatever way works best. If they prefer having things separate, then that’s OK. Same goes for if they want them together.

Also what alternatives are there to zip ties? Esther tries to chew zip ties when she has access to them.

Okay thanks. So 1/4 inch is small enough to protect from nipping?

I’m not sure about the nose guard panels, but if you aren’t able to find them you can also use small mesh (1/4″) hardware cloth. It doesn’t look as nice but does the job.

welcome Blaze! He looks like a mixture of Wick and Dorian! What a cutie! <3

That sounds like very good progress!

I feed them separately, but only because I use pellets as a way to get them to go into their condo when playtime is over, but I feed veg earlier in the evening. So it’s more of a tactical thing. 😉

Awwww cute! I love that little nose!

The metoclopramide could cause some stomach discomfort when it sets the gut in motion. For this reason it is often given together with a pain killer. But it is also a drug that stops nausea, which is the primary use of it in humans. It’s however  not known if rabbits actually can feel nauseous, since they cant vomit.

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