handbooks

[beaniebunbun]

I think that everyone should have a handbook that they wrote so they always know what to do. In my hand book I have parts called (in their order):

 

 

Food———————————————–Blue

Behavior——————————————Green

Health Care————————————–Orange

Housing——————————————-Red

Purchace—————————————–Light Greenish Blueish

Cleaning——————————————Blueish Greenish

Toys————————————————Purple

 

Beaniebunbun

 

 

[bunnytowne]

I have all sorts of bunny things in my fav’s,   Keeps me up to date and know what to do in case of something happening. 

Usually I ask here first then remember oh yeah look in fav’s for the medical stuff.  Then the vets too. If needed.

By now most of this stuff is in my head from being on BB so much.  But it is always good to have on hand written down if more convenient for some.

I like the way you have your colors and groups listed. Smart idea. If only I were so organized.

[somebunny]

that’s a great idea..especially if you have to leave bunny with sitters etc.

[Beka27]

a great book that touches on every topic is the Rabbits for Dummies book. you might check if your local library carries it in the pet section. many of the books out there are outdated with loads of incorrect info, but the Dummies book is really good and very easy to understand.

[Scarlet_Rose]

I agree that’s a great idea.  I have a recipe box filled with cards on info i.e. what to do in certain situations.  I have taped the stasis one to the top of my emergency kit.

If you are looking specifically for medical reference books I recommend two:

Rabbit Health 101 (I picked up from my local HRS) &

Rabbit Health in the 21st Century

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