Greetings,
I’m going to grow some Kentucky Bluegrass to complement Ted’s diet of Timothy hay + veggies. I tried doing a search for rabbit-safe fertilizer to keep the grass growing, but the results gave conflicting answers.
Does anyone have an informed opinion about which fertilizer is safe...
We bought our special viewing glasses at the grocery store. Hopefully it isn’t too cloudy here next Saturday morning.
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https://science.nasa.gov/eclipses/future-eclipses/eclipse-2023/where-when/
I brush Ted once or twice every day. I’ve saved his fur from the last 10 days of brushing, just to see how much he actually sheds . It‘s a big ol’ hairball!
It’s so much better to pull the loose fur off of him, before he grooms himself and gets it in his gut. :)
@allenstacy74 i hope...
I brush Ted on a regular basis. He loves it, and comes running when he sees me holding the brush. I like it too, it’s a good bonding exercise. Also there is a financial incentive to brushing him. I spent $7000 last year to have a hairball surgically removed from his gut. Would like...
I’m not an expert on these traps, but I would guess that they are pretty safe. When the rabbit goes for the food he steps on a plate that triggers the door closed, on the other side of the cage. So I wasn’t worried that the rabbit would be injured.
However I was a little concerned that...
I caught my rabbit using a trap. I just put food inside and waited for him to go inside, then the door springs shut. You don’t necessarily have to buy a trap, if you have a local animal control or cat rescue organization nearby, they may have a trap that you can borrow. Good luck!