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yeah it did look a bit like that rofl

JimD wrote: :Dniccccceeeeeee!

oh saffy i am so sorry :(sat cryinng hoping my make up wont run b4 work :(Did the vet say what it was? Hope your daughter is okay, be strong.

Thinking of giving my bugsys a slice of orangeeach (satsuma) can I have a show of hands who has fed their rabbit thisand their rabbit was fine afterwards?

Bo B Bunny wrote: i dont know 4 sure but his coat and just him in general seems shabbyand thin and she seems to be blooming. she practically tripsme up for her brekkie and he sort of crawls in behind her.she pinches his veg but then he seems to leave it for her? is thisdominance at its worst?

yeah, they both have seperate food bowls andseperate hutches maybe i need to put there food bowls in thier hutchesand shut them in for breakfast? would this causea rift?

okay big problem :(having got ourrabbits bonded and they are out together all day and night I havenoticed that Jack is looking thin and hetti is looking fat. Isuspect that she is pinching all the food. What can i doabout this that wont cause a split between the rabbits, sounds evil buti have...

:?at the wallpaper in 3 months timethought...luckily they have the back room and the wallpaper is fencedoff :)though. Gave them both a sprout each lastnight and they both wolfed them down was fun to watch but i notice shelikes to steal his food poor jack.

the mice broke out of there living quarters and boy did they play :( Just got back from a wknd at my parents, We left Jack andhetti seperate but hetti or jack have managed to unclip there pen gatethat seperates them and we came home to a carpet full of fur and tworabbits that seem to be barely...

I have read the lists of things rabbits can eatand apricots werent on there but can u give them apricot? i know thebranches are toxic but are the fruits?

lucy26 wrote: watercress is my big advice :0) jack wolves it down. Welcome to the forum xx

lanna21974 wrote: or from the same website lana posted things she can eat: http://www.adoptarabbit.com/articles/packet/abcvegi.html

dont do it again and just monitor the next 24hrs for diaorhea, stoppage of eating or drinking. Try feeding your rabbit the following in small amouts if you want to give her veg: clover, coriander, docks, dandelion greens and flowers, celery, greenpeppers, mint, pea pods, parsley, raddish tops...

awww bless mind u anything on the floor is fair game :Dhopefully u had pellets and not caectrophs though :)

Lissa wrote: except sometimes they produce too many due to lack of green veg and ifu dont switch on the light to put them to bed u get the pleasure oftreading in them... and yes they do smell they are absolutelydisgusting :Psquidgy lil raisiny clusters that mush whenstepped on rofl...