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Bam replied to the topic September Chat in the forum THE LOUNGE 6 years ago
I remember there was an Italian lady who got a hefty fine for walking her turtle in a park during covid lockdown. Hopefully turtle-walking restrictions have been lifted now!
We’ve just had 2 days of the loveliest summer weather, we went swimming in the sea and kayaking on water so smooth it was like molten metal to look at. But today autumn…[Read more]
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Bam replied to the topic Ate a tag in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 6 years ago
Rabbits don’t need a reason to eat strange things. Or maybe they do have their reasons, it’s just that us mere humans are too dumb to understand rabbit logic 🤣
I agree with Dana, a tiny piece is unlikely to cause trouble. The good thing about rabbits when they eat non-food items is that they tend to chew everything very well into tiny, tiny…[Read more]
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Bam replied to the topic Time Eating Hay A Day in the forum DIET & CARE 6 years ago
Sometimes a bun who gets hay only will lose weight until a good weight is reached, and then it maintains this weight. It’s a very good method to get a rabbit to an ideal weight.
It’s very good to weigh your bun weekly and keep a weight diary! It’s very difficult to see fluctuations in body weight because they have so much fur, and fur density…[Read more]
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Bam replied to the topic These drops okay? in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 6 years ago
Some buns are very picky with hay. ATM it’s not a good time to give buns fresh grass in many places on the USA where there’s been RVHD2 outbreaks. Hopefully the vaccine will be made available to all rabbit owners in the USA, as it has been for about 4 years now in Europe.
Intil then, its about trying different types of grass hays, (different cuts…[Read more]
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MrsBunny's profile was updated 6 years ago
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Moonlightbunny66 replied to the topic These drops okay? in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 6 years ago
Thank you. 🙂 He still seems like he’s in a bit of pain, but I’ll see what the vet thinks today. And he’s still only eating a little hay.
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Moonlightbunny66 replied to the topic Ate a tag in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 6 years ago
Thank you. I was thinking he’ll be okay.
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DanaNM replied to the topic Bonding process and next steps in the forum BONDING 6 years ago
Sounds like amazing progress!!
I think trying a 4-6 hour session (or longer if you’re up for it) would be fine at this point. Sometimes you might notice they get antsy after several hours. Having new toys to add to the pen at that time can help, or other things to chew (new sticks, fresh hay, some greens to share). If you do decide to cut the…[Read more]
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DanaNM replied to the topic Ate a tag in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 6 years ago
That small of an amount shouldn’t be a problem.
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DanaNM replied to the topic These drops okay? in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 6 years ago
I’m glad he is feeling better today. 🙂
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Moonlightbunny66 started the topic Ate a tag in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 6 years ago

Muffin bit off a piece of this tag. It’s kind of like a fabric tag. Is this okay? I cut the rest off so he can’t eat it. I’m not sure why he did, he got excited… It’s from the blanket I clip on the x pen as a roof. I think he swallowed it because I can’t find the piece. First he ate tape, then plastic from a hay bag, now a tag… -
Lemski started the topic Bonding process and next steps in the forum BONDING 6 years ago
Are your bunnies spayed/neutered?
yes
If so, for how long (for each)?Female 8 weeks
male 6 weeks
Are you aware of reproductive cancer risk in females? YesHousing
Please describe your bunnies’ current housing set-up (living together, as neighbors, etc.).they are house side by side in pens with a board between them in a neutral room for 1 m…[Read more]
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milothebunny started the topic Cleaning hide and seek mat in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 6 years ago
Hi!!
does anyone recommend any cleaning I could do for the oxbow hide and seek mats? I just got them yesterday and milo has managed to pee in both of them, of course. -
Moonlightbunny66 replied to the topic These drops okay? in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 6 years ago
Thank you! I’ll see if he will eat it off of food next time I have to use it then.
The bunny fart sounds cute LOL. Pinky seems a little better today. He got excited and stood up with his front paws on the bars when I got up, like usual! But still not his crazy little self yet. Not sure if he ate any hay during the night. I kept putting fresh h…[Read more]
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MrsBunny replied to the topic Bladder sludge?? in the forum DIET & CARE 6 years ago
I would encourage her to eat more hay. I don’t know how many vegetables you are giving her. Maybe decrease the amount of veggies. Sending you and her good vibes.
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Muchelle replied to the topic September Chat in the forum THE LOUNGE 6 years ago
@Hazel I used to hose myself down when I worked as a paramedic and sometimes it happened that I got assigned to cleaning duties (out in the sun… so many cars…) a girl’s gotta do what a girl’s gotta do!
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Bam replied to the topic Bladder sludge?? in the forum DIET & CARE 6 years ago
Here is an article on bladder sludge vs normal rabbit urine, with pictures. It’s from Medirabbit, a trusted source. Normal rabbit pee comes in many colors and there’s practically always some calcium deposit in it, because that’s how he healthy rabbit eliminates dietary calcium that it doesn’t need. Rabbit pee should never be colorless and…[Read more]
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Bam replied to the topic Tooth purring vs tooth grinding in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 6 years ago
Teeth chopping typically only occurs when the bun is really uncomfortable. Then you have other signs of discomfort as well, such as refusal to take a treat, or you know sth is going on (recent spay/neuter or other surgical procedure). One of my buns couldvtooth chop if he had gas and you massage the tummy, which is a bit weird because at the same…[Read more]
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Jadeo09 started the topic Can tiny cysts be lanced? in the forum DIET & CARE 6 years ago

Hi
As some of you may remember my rabbit has been having problems with stasis. We think we have realised what originally caused her to stop eating. She has a lump that she’s had monitored for about 2 years that was too small for a sample to be taken. We have since had a sample anylised when it got bigger a month ago. It was mainly inflammation…[Read more]
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