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The subject of intentional breeding or meat rabbits is prohibited. The answers provided on this board are for general guideline purposes only. The information is not intended to diagnose or treat your pet. It is your responsibility to assess the information being given and seek professional advice/second opinion from your veterinarian and/or qualified behaviorist.
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i hope so too! I’m thinking of buying a tablecloth/shower curtain of some sort to put over my bed when I’m gone so if he does pee or leave droppings, it doesn’t get into my sheets and such, hopefully I can train him out of this behavior.
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I adopted my bun at 5 months and he was already neutered, its different for every bunny. If you’re looking for a rabbit savvy vet, I would definitely check out your local rabbit rescue or shelter!
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I know teenage behavior doesn’t always allow for it, but ideally, you want to hold off on neutering until they’re done growing, as teenage hormones play a big part in proper skeletal development (especially important for heavy breeds like Flemmies). Giant breeds keep growing until about 9-12 months of age, sometimes longer.
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@danaNM I am working on getting pellets now😀 thank you!
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Oh my gosh really?!? That’s so much cheaper!!!! Is it just the tractor supply brand? I also have one in my area.( We get hay there) Thank you so much!!
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I haven’t used that brand, I just want to mention that you can get horse stall pellets (which is exactly the same thing as feline pine) at feed stores for a fraction of the price. I get mine at Tractor Supply, $6 for 40 lbs.
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I had awful problems with my rabbit being allergic to almost all bedding options when he was a baby and regularly getting respiratory infections. When I swapped to breeder celect the problems stopped. It’s a compressed newspaper pellet – no other chemicals. You won’t find it in the supermarket but can get it in Pets…
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Hello everyone, I have a 7.5 year old dwarf lop called Bertie and he is absolutely the best bunny in the world, I’m so lucky to have such a friendly funny (not so) little guy in my life. He’s a free range house rabbit with a ‘burrow’ built in to the bottom of a built…
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Awwww! Trixie is SO CUTE!!!! 😀 I LOVE the hay bag! Good idea Louiethebunny, and excellent work on it Trixieandcookies! 🙂
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Super cute!!💜💕
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Is arm and hammer feline pine pellets okay for bunnies? Has anyone used this brand? Thanks
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Hello! I was just wondering how to make hay more attractive to my bun? She eats just enough but not as much as she used to could this be because she was growing? She is a year and almost 2 months old now. I would like to see her eating more but if this is…
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Panacur for 28 days is for e cuniculi-treatment, which has nothing to do with pinworms. Its possible that some eggs survived the last treatment round. Where I am, pinworms in rabbits are commonly treated with panacur for 5 days, then wait 10-14 days and give 5 more days of panacur. This is because eggs that…
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Reply To: Why is my Medically Healthy Rabbit not Eating or Pooping? - 13Tskhmaster 07/14/2020 09:57 PMI hope I hear back about the blood test soon, too. My family and I worry Hunny will never be able to eat hay or veggies again… Doom and gloom aside, the past couple days, things have been going as well as they can with our girl. Yesterday, in addition to pellets, Hunny ate 81…
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hi guys. So, I just noticed a pinworm in whinnies poo. She had them a couple of months ago in May, she was treated with panacur which was advised by the vet and instructions for 9 days. I thought the 9 day treatment was successful, she was back to her usual self, healthy poops etc.…
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Thanks! Here is a picture of them dozing today!
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She has a play pen with a cage and a hutch plus 3 extra floors I think it is 9ft by 6ft? Not including the extra floors , hutch and cage. She is not alone the rest of the day either. My dad works from home now so he’s always down there and I also…
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Woah 8 months!! Loofah is checking back into the very tomorrow and will be neutered then if all okay. Just a note, I worked really hard hard to train Loofah and he seemed to learn after the last round of comments from you (about a month ago). He even stopped peeing on my bed and…
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Reply To: Got another rabbit, now both peeing out front of cage. Mad or something wrong?? - Hazel 07/14/2020 08:18 PMAgreed. This is very normal behavior between intact, unbonded rabbits and won’t change until they have been neutered. Make sure you don’t let them out together to avoid fighting (or an accidental litter, if one of them was sexed incorrectly). You also want to have a few inches of space between their cages as they…