Recent content by browneyedgal

Thank you BlueGiants.

The poor baby died this morning. :cry4:He had severe diarrhoeayesterday (friday) afternoon. My husband discovered it when he came home at around 3pm and phoned me to tell me that the bunny was covered in poo. As I had to man an exhibition stall that day,I could not leave until 6pm. I rushed home...

The little one's bottom exploded this morning. He made a right mess in his cage! He could not stop eating since: nibblinghay, more cabbage and rabbit museli. I took the cabbage leaf away this evening when I got home from work so he only has got hay and museli now. He is definitely on the mend...

Supa Excel lite - recommended by the vets for my thenfat girls. Now they are ofthe right weight. They hate it though, preferring to eat hay than the lite pellets. :P Maybe that's what made them lose weight! :ponder: Browneyedgal

Oh sorry I did not read the natural feeds link before writing the post. I will try to get some soon. There's a Stockist near my place I will telephone them in the morning. Thanks once again! :D Browneyedgal

Thanks Polly and Bluegaiants for the advice. The vets gave him something similar to Infacol so I amgiving him the medication to help him with the bloat. If the medication finishes, I will continue with Infacol if necessary. He was a bit quiet this morning when I checked on him. I got a bit...

I see. Thanks to allfor your replies :) My hubby brought home a British Giant and he's only8 weeks old last week. He looks frail and bony. He seems a bit home sick and suffering from GI Stasis with terrible bloat for about 4 - 5 days now. He's been to the vets 3x but he's still suffering and...

Oh ok thanks for the reply I will check the replies on the other section. Browneyedgal

I could have sworn I posted something yesterday on this forum but I can't seem to find it again. I wondered if anyone knows what is the youngest age that a british Giant should leave its parents or siblings and brought to a new home? BRowneyedgal

I was wondering if anyone knows how old must a british conti giant bunny be before he/ she should be removed from parents or siblings into a new home? Browneyedgal

Great job Fluffball ! I will put some thought intothe Qnsyou propose and will IM you direct if I come up with any suggestions. After my earlier experience here in the forum, Iwillnotexpressmy viewsin the public postings again. :)

that's ok pipp. And btw I'm not supporting any animal rights extremist movement at all.

PeTA may be an extremist group and you will certainly have be discerning as to what they publish. I don't support nor reject theirideology.However,I believe that the films they have taken are real and are certainly not staged.Ionly feel extremely sad for the poor animals who had to sufferso...

Mimi woofs at me. It sounds like a low rumbling softvoice speaking the word"woof". Sometimes she does it continuously when she is happy and runs around my feet. Sometimes she would say "woof" just once to attract my attention. Browneyedgal

I normally consistently watchmy rabbitvery closely over a period of a few nights whenever I introduce a new item in the living room.I do nothing else but watch her.You will have to sacrifice the time and effortto do that if you want to train the rabbit properly. Ifmy rabbitpees or chews on the...