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There are some possible explanations. His foot could have been squished or caught up on something in the womb. Or he could have suffered an injury while he was very young and it has healed. If it doesn’t bother him, then I’m sure he has simply adapted to it and doesn’t really know any different. The only concern is that he may develop arthritis…[Read more]

My buns love sow thistle too, prickles and all! The common names of sow and milk thistle seem to be mixed up some times, but milk thistle (Silybum marianum) is a different species in the same Family (sow thistle is Sonchus arvensis).  I see reports of people feeding it to bunnies online, but seems to be mostly for some medicinal properties on the…[Read more]

The if -only thoughts are really awful, and I dont think we ever get rid of them, but I think they are the sign of good owners. You always see how you could have tried or done more, but the reality is, you have already done so much for them, that its easier to pin point the mistakes than it is to find all the thousands of things you already did to…[Read more]

I didnt know the whole story but I was aware you’d lost her. She was such a beautiful bunny, I always envisioned her as the wealthy yet glamorous older woman. you know the kind often  portrayed in films (  the ones with fur lined robes that was “a gift from her first husband” and that smoke cigarettes from a holder)

But what a gorgeous 7 years s…[Read more]

Would it not stress them out to keep them separated? And she will be 1 in July.we originally had 2 girls but in November the other girl died due to gi-stasis… which is why we adopted him so she wouldn’t get lonely.

Hi y’all!

Sorry I didn’t update you right away, she started eating the next day like nothing had happened! I coulda sworn she said “gotcha” when I offered her a treat in the morning. To answer all the questions, she’s 8 years old, spayed, and just finished molting, I think. It’s hard for me to tell when she poops or if it was her brother/husband…[Read more]

Hi Bam

Thanks on letting me know the names of the probiotics that I can use for Gemy.

Appreciate your advice and help

Dave

Ok… so it looks like on his right hock, when standing, one or two of his toes is off the ground. I really hope this doesn’t affect him in the long run. Has anyone even heard of this happening before?

Thanks for all your advice! I will keep trying to bond them in larger areas before I let them share a cage, then.

The submissive one, Freddie, only seems aggressive now when she is in a cage and her sister Coal is playing. Coal will approach the cage Freddie is in in a friendly way, but Freddie will scratch at her. It could be the litter boxes…[Read more]

Binky free Gooseman! Such a cutie pie!

Glad you decided to post these. <3

(((Binky Free Beautiful Ailís)))

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