Recent content by Binky4eva

I am wondering aside from excluding all over underlying causes that were detailed so well above of intermittent bouts of g.i.stasis if he might be lonely and need a mate. Rabbits are truly social creatures and not really used to living alone, normally in living in warrens in small groups with a...

I wouldn't leave him not eating and drinking that long. Have you got any critical care and syringes? Mix some of that and start syringe feeding. Need to keep that gut moving to avoid stasis.

So very very devastating. something definitely suspicious may well have caused the three of them to pass so suddenly. Don't blame yourself, it wasn't your fault. You did the best you could for them and they would have loved you for it. And don't let it necessarily stop you from loving another...

I think I will keep the new one, in memory of my Amaretto. ♥

I can't remember which photo I entered so I will try again. Lol. Maybe a different one. Amaretto and Malibu

RHD is released in 2 strains here in Australia, but there is only a vaccine for one. Vets recommend vax every 6 months. I would still suggest vet visit if possible.

Am so sorry about your losses. Could well be that. Could you take the remaining one to vet asap??? Set what the vet has to say. Are you in any area where they have released the virus. This is what we all dread and you have had the extreme pain of losing two fur buns in a short time. Is there...

Actually, I must admit that does ring a bell. Both my beloved Thumpa who I lost a year ago at 11 and 1/4 and my (Prima Donna) Cointreau....both have jumped from the vet table onto my shoulders and arms when being examined as if to say "I am safe up here". They are also the only two that have...

Another FAVOURITE with my buns is anyone who has a untreated apple tree. They just ADORE off cuts of branches, leaves, twigs. They ring bark the wood. Great for their teeth, great for fibre and diet. Just make sure not sprayed and I try to make sure if not sprayed....not too much moldly disease...

Yes, there can always be a few territorial pellets after spaying. But saying that.....spaying is well worth it...due to the reduced high risk of reproductive cancers and being easier to litter train. Let alone....the reproductive factor. :)

Wow. I have never met a bunny that likes having it's feet off the ground. I guess it is just a matter of them getting used to it and used to you. I know the two of mine have with me over time, but I still wouldn't be able to say they "like being picked up" and ever jump into my arms. Cool.

Kahlua. Question....can you enter more than one rabbit???

Large cardboard boxes made back up into a box (without tape) with two entrances box cut into them are great toys.

Prime Minister just addressed the nation here down under last night. And Australia has gone mad on buying out supermarkets and chemists on toilet rolls, hand sanitizers and baked beans etc. Go figure.

My Kahlua grunts and moans when he doesn't get his way the whole time. He doesn't mind getting picked up for a moment....but if he is not put down somewhere nice and something nice done for him immediately he with grunt and nibble and pad with his paws to be out of there asap. Has to be on his...