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The pic is so small and I have no idea why D: pic: http://i1288.photobucket.com/albums/b497/Aushi_Garcia/unnamed_zps41b45d28.jpg

My bunnies have a purty good cage my dad made for me, but they had no way of leaving the cage on their own, and though they used to be comfortable with me picking them up, me being away from them for two months have made them pretty much feral, so I needed a way that they could get outside cage...

Thank you! And UPDATE! I just realized they are FIVE (5) months old not four! They were born on March not April! So hopefully by the time Elsa heals, the spaying can be done. And yeah I've read all about that Azerane, thank you :) Some bunnies just don't have the personality to stick together...

Oki so I've made some calls and have found some vets willing to talk to my vet about the dosing and such, my vet didn't mind at all. I can't go to the vets I mentioned because they are ridiculously far (3+ hours), I can't afford the operations + gas. I can afford the spaying as long as I don't...

Oh and I'm also very reserved about spaying them with the only rabbit savvy vet around... He admitted to having to sleep Elsa multiple times because in the middle of the surgery she would wake up :\ I'm VERY nervous he doesn't know what he's doing as well as he says, the surgery was an abscess...

Ok so! I have two unspayed female rabbits that have been together since birth. All their lives they have been a good pair, obviously because they weren't hormonal. They are now 4 months old (5 on Sept 13th). Before getting them, I had decided on a vet to be "my vet" and he had told me he does...

Elsa had an abscess removal surgery on Thursday, as of last night I noticed she has a large lump exactly where she had it before, but she wouldn't let me check. Today as I was giving her medicine I took the opportunity to check and it feels exactly like the other one. Hard and round... I thought...

Well my whole house is bunny proof, before the parents came to visit they roamed the whole house for free time and then back to the cage for night time (plus its epic to know that my 5 year old won't be getting into anything too, double proofing!). They were perfectly litter trained and...

:happyrabbit: :balloons: :biggrin2: After my parents little by little in the course of two months eventually kicking my bunnies to the garage, the parents are gone and the bunbuns are back in! <3 Now they see us and hear us at all times! And taking them in and out will be easier too~ Woohooo Im...

She seems to be recovering well, she's eating and drinking water normally, seems a bit mad at me though, won't let me touch her at all x)

UPDATE: My local vet's assistant gave me wrong information, he DOES take rabbits! So I took her in ASAP and she got her surgery and is in recovery. And I don't live in the states rokin14 :c I looked everywhere that wasn't more than an hour away because I had to pick up my daughter from school...

Elsa has a large lump on her cheek I just noticed :( Before I got them, I had looked for rabbit savvy vets and found two. And now neither of them want to treat my bunnies :\ Apparently they only do wellness checks and spay/neuter them, but don't go beyond that... so now I'm stuck with a bunny...

Mine were from the same litter and I got them at 1 month old together, so they've basically never been apart! I kept an eye out in case when the 3rd-4th month came along and they started lashing out aggressively but it never happened.

Wow it's looking amazing!

Playing in the yard :D