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interesting, to bad cats wont eat it . . . do you know if it works like that for humans? lols i might drink more of the tea then.

Thumperina wrote: i just give mom extra green food, the babies will nibble at it when the see mom do it, her milk (and i do think they eat moms poop to) will adjust the babies belly's to the food she eats.i keep a bowl of water on the other side of the cage so when they are big ennough to walk...

Elliot wrote: i live in the sticks the only thing i need to worry about is if a dog has peed on the plant im about to pick. no chemicals around unless your near the corn fields i live in the valley so even that wont get to them :)

if she dose make a nest dont be surprised if you find an explosion of fur :biggrin: mine have have done this.

i give mine one cup of food a day in the summer with unlimited fresh greens like dandelions carrot tops ect. winter i double the dry food and give them straw and hay. the hay is to eat the straw it to chew and to keep warm my bunnies have to stay outside. i give them one hand full a day and wont...

NO! the outer "shell" of the corns is the problem, they cant brake it down and it builds up in them creating a block wich will later kill the Bunnie. even after you pop it theshell is still there its just inside out now. if you want to take the time to give them only the white part its shouldn't...

planetjenessa wrote: yes the carrots are safe the "scarlet" means the either the root or flower will be bright red. lettuce can be eaten by rabbits but omly in small amounts because it is mostly water and might give them the runs. most of your salad mix will end up being more lettuce and maybe...

Nancy McClelland wrote: id like to meet this pare of buns . . . this last year hasnt gone so well, the male LOVES all the females but the dont like him. iv tryed everything. everyday for 3 days once a week and overnight the two never had babies! i ended up checking to see if my female was realy...

well looks like only "senior" bunnies will get along then, ill have to get them fix when im done breeding them. . . before they turn five years old. then they can get free run of the back yarn. i was hoping that like fish if you had enough bunnies the aggression would be thinned out enough...

given a big enough space say an entire back yard (fenced in) will unfixed rabbits still fight? or create a territory, "this part of the yard is MINE!" I'm trying to work out how an unfixed herd would work . . . -keep in mind males say 2 would be kept separate from everyone unless they get along.

wait if the cages are all wire and on top of eachother wont the poop fall on the bun at the bottom?:shock:, and we have tryed chicken wire houses, the problem is that our @#$% idiot neighbors let thire dogs run loose and we get to deal with it :X iv lost 2 bunnies that way one died after a few...

yeah i feel bad keeping them apart, but if they don't breed i cant keep them :cry2 (plz dont ask why) when i move out im takeing amber with me so ill get her fxed then but oneday i want to breed angoras, im hopeing to have a small herd but do all rabits fight like this?(unfixed) id need a huge...

i live 2hr south of Columbus 1hr away from Cincinnati, in Lebanon, anyone with a male Chestnut rex to stud out? my little lady needs a man. :bunnyheart

do to the fact that we have large bunnies and small cages and a non-bunny proof house our rabbits have always bin separate. . . but we plan on building a new cage due to mold. now a month or so ago our females went on a "play date" with a friend of mine who had males,(btw anyone with a chestnut...

you need to get the fleas out of the house and/or yarn, anywhere your rabbit can go really, because once the shampoo smell/ toxicity wheres off new ones will find your pet. lots of vacuuming got them out of the house this year. we use essential oils for our animals. even if the shampoo isnt...