Recent content by Kaz1983

All the issues seem to have sorted themselves out, was just really changing their diet and not much else. When it came to my rabbit seeming to drop their toilet habits overnight, well just one night of them being restricted to a 3m x 2m area put that right and now that is back to normal too...

Yes I will get their weight taken asap - that's a good idea. There was something else that I wanted somebody else's opinion on, it had to do with food time - see my new girl rabbit has been thus far bossed around by my older boy rabbit, see the girl is only 1 years old and is still growing from...

Yah the "protest pooping" is only happening at night when everybody is asleep, between 9pm and 4am. See my wife works aged care, so gets up super early and there is poop scattered around the room. It gets swept up at 4am and doesn't get messy for the next 17 hours, which is kinda crazy if I'm...

I don't know what the difference is exactly, but it's Oaten Hay and not Straw - I told the guy I'm not interested in buying Straw, only Oaten Hay - but I should start adding in some pellets tho..as for the environment, the only thing I've change was the litter box set-up... not the location...

Okay after feeding my rabbit purely straw diet, she is only pooing hard balls - so the poo is back to normal, which is great! So yeah that's to everybody that gave any advice above, thanks a lot!!! The thing is tho, she is pooing these hard balls everywhere - she seems to have lost all toilet...

https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4952892 Could this be the cause?

Okay, I separated both rabbits last night and my oldest rabbit Alex who is like 4 years old, which was more suitable pellets and not a muesli type so called rabbit mix - I just didn't bad that mix was for rabbits. Anyways neither rabbit made any mess, so that was kinda pointless but Alex never...

Any idea about the above? Sorry for reminding you but just you be busy being, an amdin on here -well its probably easy to forbet stuff.

How long does 2.25 kgs of the Oxbow pellets last a rabbit? It's a Dwarf lop kinda rabbit, 2 kgs roughly.

I really want to switch to the right type that suit my rabbit, seeing as though you guys of explain to me how doing that will benefit buy rabbits health and is definitely the right thing to do. I've been looking at some different quality pallets for like Oxbow etc etc, just so I've got a good...

Yes.

As for the feed, they must be re-labeled or something cos I brought it from the pet shop, not some backyard breeder or something. I just didn't realize a un-balanced diet will cause such negative effects that guys have pointed out. But yeah, this is exactly, why I asked because I knew there was...

Ok JBun I need your advice, I covered the whole area under my couch with vinegar for 1 hour, then cleaned up the vinegar, t put some scented cleaner that's rabbit friendly - it was a BIG success as there was zero poos the next day (where left are that area) - hBUT both rabbits just pooed on the...

So it is a case of just blocking of all access to underneath the couch and if that doesn't making they are eating a healthy, balanced diet, cos I worried it might have already turned a habit that need re-training to get outta their system. It's good to understand that not consuming their...

Firstly I've got two rabbits now but previously just had the one rabbit. So yes apart from this issue they are both toilet trained and fyi they have been bonded together about 6-8 weeks ago. I keep them both in about 4 square meters of space whilst they learnt were the litter box is and how to...