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Phinnsmommy wrote: That sounds great! Thanks for the link! Edie looks so funny right now. The hair on her rear is all dishevled, like a little kid that has just woken up from sleeping.

Hi Everyone, Thanks for your responses. Sorry, I just got home a bit ago to be able to check this. Well, thank heavens I'm not the only one going through Molt Fest 2007 and, er....2008! Poor Edie. Her pen looks like a snowstorm hit it! We keep her in the garage with a heat lamp (lowest...

Hello, Edie went through a molt in the Fall and I thought I was safe until at least Spring. Well, she is molting again...badly! She doesn't seem to mind though. She licks me as I pull her furr out in tufts. Not even the furminator is a match for her these days. :sigh:

Hi AngelnSnuffy, I just got your email message. Ihave had quite a lot going on in my life and haven't been on the boards as much.I'm so sorry thatI didn't respond sooner. Yes, as an agent, I can give you some advice. Others have done so already, and I concur with a lot of it, disagree with some...

My Edie doesn't do anything like that, either. I have seen her dowhat looked to be ahalf binky once. Most of the timewhen I let her out of her pen, she explores for a few minutes, then plops down in the hallway for the rest of the time. She is ultra lazy! She is between 3-4 years of age.:bunnybutt:

ec wrote: Thanks, that is what I am trying to avoid! I want my little Edie to be healthy, happy, and with me for a long time to come!:bunnyheart

Pipp wrote: Oh goodness! That is horrible! I guess I shouldn't complain about a little poo and pee to clean up.:sweepEdie only bit me that one time. Actually,she was better tonight...still pinning those ears back and looking at me like the killer bunny in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," but...

Pipp wrote: Actually, she is about 3 years old...I'm not 100% on that, but it is the best I can come up with from what I know of her history. She has not been spayed yet. I am taking her to the vet and then making an appointment once I meet him and find out how bunny savvy he is. Yes, spaying...

I am takingEdie to the vet this week, although I don't think it is medical since she uses her litterbox for #1 inside of her pen like she always has. She marks her territory with poos no matter where she is....like she has to redecorate or something. She hates when I pick her up...always...

Edie has been acting agitated since wegot back from our vacation, now well over a week ago. I am getting lots of bunny death glares and she doesn't seem to want to bond with me at all anymore (unless I have raisins). She has started peeing on the floor when I let her out to roam the downstairs...

PixieStixxxx wrote: I know....I just can't stop thinking about that little fella. He was with me less than 24 hours, but he really stole my heart. My other kitties are REALLY glad he is gone, though. Miss Mia has been a total terror. Hiss, Hiss, Hiss, is all we heard from her all day...

Tooo darn cute! I'm so jealous. I could never put Miss Edie on my bed or she'd have a poop-n-pee fest!:P

seniorcats wrote: Thanks for all of the wonderful info. I had no idea we had so much available here. Plus, I love your idea about the cat food. We rescued Mia as a kitten last year, so I could tell her that we had some kitten food left over and I found it. Thanks for the great ideas. It will...

missyscove wrote: OHHHHHH....That just took me back to my high school and college days. Very nice!

Well, I have some sort of good news. Preston and I took a pic of the kitten on my Treo anddecided to go door to door around our neighborhood to see if he belonged to anyone. It turns out he belongs to our neighbors across the street. I was happy and sad. He really is a little lover and spent all...