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Hi Irecently had a similar problem with one of my cats. She had aterrible case of ear mites and through some trying stages I consultedsome people I know. My mom was one of the best for a viableanswer and said that I should put cloves in her food because cloves ridthe body of peracites. At that...

thank-you both, To see it totally made my whole day, infact someone I care about eventried to pick an argument with me that same day after seeing it...and Ididn't fall into the argument and it didn't ruin my day as it sometimesdoes to me...It was very good for the heart.:D

You could try the dandilion flowers our bunnieslove them and acctually as much as they are a weed they are very goodfor both animals and humans we can seldome bring ourselves to eat themthough...My mom on the other had tells me stories often about how theyhad fried dandilions for a veggie when...

congratulation! I'm sure both will get along just fine after they get a chance to knoweach other. Our cat was funny when we first got thebunnies...especially when they got to run in the house, if they wentinto anything that he thought they shouldn't be in he would bat at them(paws only) until...

I just had to share this story about ourbunnies...as some of you know we just started breeding Mini-Rex bunniesand have had amazing luck {21 babies and only lost 2 totaling 19bouncing babies} Anyway yesterday (as each day) I let all the bunnies out of their homesat once to play while I clean...

Hi, What a cutie! I agree with buck on all acounts, rabbits do litter trainquickly even at the older ages, and cedar shavings are a definateNo-No, We learned this the hard way we almost lost our Snuggles tocedar shavings...She's taken a while to get better and still snifflesand sneezes a bit...

That's a very touchy situation...It sounds likeyou've tried everything I could think of and more...I'm sorry I don'thave any advice for you but I do hope that someone else has a good Ideaso that this can all work out well for you and both bunnies... Best of luck from Us :?

That was really Great! I really enjoy reading about things like that and its good and valuable information... Thanks for posting that Buck :D

Thank-you all.

:( As it turned out the poor little guyjust kept getting balder. Behind and under his ears and downhis back. So we took it as a sign that something was verywrong and we put him to sleep, just thought I'd let everyoneknow. It was very sad but we decided that next time we noticesomething like this...

Thank-you for all your help My sister actually mentioned that there was someone one the forum thatcould help me with the color stuff. When I told her thatpamnochk had taken a look and given me some great advice and help shejust said "YUP!" so I kew you were who she was talking about...

Hey if anyone else has any info especially on thegrey color tones I'd appreciate the insite. The pictures do kind ofmake it difficult to class them but it's the closest we can get next toseeing the animal in person. Pamnock, If happen to know another site with a picture of the siamesesable so...

There are some pics of babies to tide you over until her new ones come! everyone is welcome to visit the site and take a peak! http://mywebpage.netscape.com/sgidget5/availiable-stock.html

I know the look when they're almost due, and I have to say that it's one of the best :D Our Mini-Rex bunns (we have 3 does) just had their first litters each,madaline had 5, snuggles had 7 and Mystery (our tiniest one) had 9! We only lost one of madalines the rest are all doing well ... hope...

Try showing her a few times where it is as wellas trying the tricks you used to get her trained to beginwith. Maybe the combination will fix the delema. good luck :D

hey no problem! anytime :D thanks so far it seems he's just got a gene that gives him the baldspot it's not getting bigger or anything but it isn't getting smaller.I just wanted to know so that we didn't get all attatched to it only tofind that we'll wake up to it dead one morning or something...

he's so beautiful!

They are all just perfectly beautiful!Congradulations on the group...I too have a small zoo in my home:-)Fish, Rabbits, Cat, Gerbils, Hamsters and soon to be snakes! I love them all! http://mywebpage.netscape.com/sgidget5/Home.html

oh thats teribble, I kind of thought that becausewe dd have bunnies as children and I was pretty sure that it waspossible too. Thanks

Thanks, he is smaller than the rest but notextreemly just noticabley so...he always was a bit smaller and alwayshad the bald spot...I'm not really worried about his health other thanthe bald thing Just trying to make sure that it's not from anunderlying, undetectable problem. Thanks All