Recent content by Messyhair

That makes sense! She's only had wood pellet litter from the breeder and now that's in her litterbox, but if soft stuff = peeable/poopable stuff, then the CareFresh is definitely a problem! Good to know... I'll be scooping it all out on Monday (working all day tomorrow :( ) and then I'll see...

Definitely not a Netherland... she's too big, and her ears are enormous for a wee Netherland! :dunno

She's actually improved in the last few days and is getting a lot of poop in the litterbox, but also a lot to the side of it. About 50-50 now. So I think a larger litterbox should solve it. I do have a hayrack, but she stretches her best to avoid the litterbox when she wants to. Sometimes...

I think I've read everything on litter training bunnies, but my little doe is resistant. I have a litter box that is plenty big for her, and hay to tempt her to use it. I've had to put the hay in a rack in the corner by the litter pan, as placing the hay inside did not work. By "resistant"...

Her sire is a sable point with a nice clean body colour, so I'm hoping that she'll molt out the grey-tipped hairs and look nice and clean like him. She's only about 9 weeks-old right now, so she has time. I tried my hand at posing her tonight, but she wouldn't cooperate - especially with her...

She's a sable-point, indoors only (not sure where she was kept at the rabbitry), and I tried to get some pics without anyone holding her, but she's a bit too curious to sit still. Let me know if you need any other info.

Hi everyone! I just got my first bun in about 10 years and she's a purebred Netherland Dwarf. I'm interested in showing her come the spring, but I'm worried about some shading she's showing on her flanks/thighs. The color is only on the very tips of the hairs, so maybe it's something that...