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BINKYBUNNY FORUMS

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- 05/25/2023 at 4:18 PM
  bl665
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  Hi all. I tried to find a previous post I had made in regards to our rabbit. We recently had two but now only have 1. We were given really bad advice by the vet we previously had went to. I can explain in further detail if anyone is interested in helping us.
  
  So as of right now we are left with the original rabbit we purchased in 2020. She is fixed and tagged in case she gets lost. However she is EXTREMELY aggressive. We have not been able to establish any sort of connection. We also have a unruly time trying to clip her nails or even brush her. We have been at it since then and are giving up. We want to do what is right by the rabbit of course. We do not want to dump her. We would like to take our time to try and find a home for someone that may have more time to spend with her or someone that is a professional.
  
  We are in the LA county area. Please feel free to reach out. We dont mind sharing our story and would appreciate any leads on this.
  
  Thanks – Sam
- 06/07/2023 at 12:53 PM
  Bren
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  good luck I really hope you find the rabbits forever person
- 06/23/2023 at 7:19 AM
  Cathy Battaglia
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  Sorry to hear about your rabbit troubles. It sucks when vets give bad advic. But don’t give up just yet! If you’re in the LA county area, there’s hope. Try reaching out to local rabbit rescues or shelters—they might have experienced folks who can give you some tips or even help find a better home for your furry friend. And don’t forget about social media groups or forums where you can connect with other rabbit owners who’ve been through it all.
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