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    Bam replied to the topic Meatloaf N Bunnito are 9 years old! in the forum THE LOUNGE 4 years, 6 months ago

    Hoppy birthday Toesie and Loafie! They’re beautiful! So fluffy! Completely irresistible, they must be so soft!

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    MMmm replied to the topic First GI Stasis episode in the forum DIET & CARE 4 years, 6 months ago

    sometimes he eats more hay sometimes a lot less. Generally he is not a big hay eater. When I got him at 4 months old he’d never had any grass hay before so it took me a long time to get him into eating hay.

    he has just finished a big molt but I think he’s starting with a new round again?

    I am definitely not going to give him more strawberry tre…[Read more]

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    Pranay started the topic Bunny giving spongy/moist poop in the after noon and night in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 4 years, 6 months ago

    Hello all, I have 2 bunny(one male and one female) . Very small maybe 3 months of age.
    Medication history:
    Mites and mushy poop:
    Digeton
    Livofloxacin
    Ivermectin injection

    Skin abcess and intermittent mushy poop(currently):
    Neosporin ointment(only female), PP wash(only female), Gutwell

    However there is a problem i want your suggestion on. I live…[Read more]

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    Bam replied to the topic Hay Only Diet in the forum DIET & CARE 4 years, 6 months ago

    A healthy adult rabbit that’s not a giant breed or an angora and who isn’t pregnant or lactating can live very well on a hay-only diet. You should start somewhat slow though, it takes time for the gut microbes to adapt so that all essential nutrients and energy can be extracted from the hay. Human guts rely on both microbes and enzymes to break…[Read more]

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    Bam replied to the topic Uncontrolled urinating in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 4 years, 6 months ago

    If the problem is recent, it could be due to the increase in daylight that occurs this time of year. I had a neutered male who started marking this time of year. It lasted a few weeks. It only happened one year. Most testosteron is produced by the testes, but when the testes are removed by neutering, there still remains some testosterone…[Read more]

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    BakingBunny replied to the topic Hay Only Diet in the forum DIET & CARE 4 years, 6 months ago

    Well the hay only diet would be a permanent thing not only a few days.

    I didn’t ask specifically about liver torsion, but I’ve taken multiple X-rays with three different vets and nobody said anything. I would be surprised if nobody caught that.

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    DanaNM replied to the topic Had to move our bunnies into temporary foster, my landlord is awful 🙁 in the forum THE LOUNGE 4 years, 6 months ago

    Thank you!

    And yes the HRN is amazing!!

     

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    DanaNM replied to the topic Meatloaf N Bunnito are 9 years old! in the forum THE LOUNGE 4 years, 6 months ago

    Love that! so cute!! Thanks for sharing 😀

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    DanaNM replied to the topic flooring recommendations for carpet in the forum HABITATS AND TOYS 4 years, 6 months ago

    I use vinyl! Def recommend it over a tarp.

    If your bun already has rubber mats and blankets, you can just put down a sheet of vinyl to protect the floor, then put your rubber mats and blankets on top for traction.

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    attemptedquad replied to the topic Opinions on if my cage is big enough in the forum HABITATS AND TOYS 4 years, 6 months ago

    Ive thought the same thing! I even have an entire floor I can pretty much dedicate to my other bunnies, but I think I’m going to keep them in about half of the level for most of the day and then let them out the other half because they get so excited to explore! I imagine its the same reason people rotate through toys- they get kind of bored of…[Read more]

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    DanaNM replied to the topic A stressful day in the forum THE LOUNGE 4 years, 6 months ago

    Oh man, I bet! I’m so annoyed because my new state doesn’t have the vaccine yet, so I think we’re going to have to drive a couple hours to RI to get it. I’m sure the buns will NOT be pleased.

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    DanaNM replied to the topic Lettuce? in the forum DIET & CARE 4 years, 6 months ago

    Mine definitely do! They really go crazy when it’s fresh (either from the garden or the farmers market). If it’s bagged romaine they will eat it eventually, but are pretty meh about it. Oddly mine don’t love butter leaf?

    Mine also seem to like bitter greens too!

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    DanaNM replied to the topic Returning Member, new monster in the forum THE LOUNGE 4 years, 6 months ago

    Welcome back! Oscar is beautiful! And I can see that mischievous twinkle in his eye! 😀

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    DanaNM replied to the topic Spay for my holland lop in the forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A 4 years, 6 months ago

    @bastion It’s possible her ovaries were so small the first time that they couldn’t see them to remove them properly? I agree it’s odd but that’s my guess.

    @Somi, I think she is probably OK now. For her breed, she is done growing and would mostly be “filling out”, as opposed to growing her skeleton and organs.

    I do agree that it might be worth…[Read more]

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