Recent content by gabysapha

FallenRabbit wrote: I think that's really great that the Humane Society puts so much effort into their adoptions. I didn't know adoption agencies did that at all! That's a great policy.

My bunny can be a diva, too. I want to use her as a therapy animal, but if you stop petting her she WILL nip. I'm using a squirt bottle to make nipping an unpleasant experience for her, and if she does not nip when I move my hand away I give her a treat.

If the rabbit is fixed I don't think there will be much of a difference in terms of spraying and using the litter box. It's best just to go and see which rabbit, regardless of sex, you like the most. And having a representative visit you is great! They can teach you what are rabbit hazards...

To the poster above, yes I thought that was the purpose of a complete pellet. You don't need to provide greens and fruits because everything they need is in that pellet, right? So won't feeding greens, on top of a pellet, just be MORE nutrition than they need? THANK YOU SO MUCH TO EVERYONE...

Thank you for your reply. So, different breeds of rabbit don't have different diet requirements?

Hi everyone! I'm new to the forum and I'm the owner of a 7 month old harlequin holland lop that I adopted last month from a very reputable and very generous show breeder/rabbit rescuer. Mochiko is very active, craves attention, loves people. I am VERY confused on what a proper diet for my...