Recent content by loppalove

good info guys, thanks!!! I will get her into the vet asap, obviously it needs to be done..thanks for the input :):hug:

My EL doe, that I got a while back is dropping weight like its her job. She was just wormed before i got her....she had an ear thing going on which I think i remedied, but other than that seems healthy. I have added calf manna and black oil sunflower seeds to her feed, and she STILL isnt...

thanks everyone :) I decided to take him, i think. I am really curious to get some feedback about him first hand anyhow. thanks for all the good input!!!:bunnydance::pinkbouce:

BlueGiants wrote: yeah, and not have people making the perverbial "Rabbits taste good" jokes :shock::X

he has FABULOUS ears, really well furred, nice and long, and great texture. He already has a leg, so i reallllly wanted to show him...maybe i will and just see how it goes. Thanks :)

Hi, i just started raising elops, but will take a stab at your questions: In my very humble opionion...the Elops have the most amazing personalities. They are very goofy for the most part and have a very "aloof" kind of attitude. Especially since you are getting one as a baby. I mean each...

well, its not worms...i found out this afternoon she was wormed 8 weeks ago by her breeder that i purchased her from. (i have had her 3 weeks). We installed a J feeder on her cage today, previously she had been eating out of a plain dish, and I am beginning to wonder if she hasnt been dumping it...

woahlookitsme wrote: ewwww! i hope its not from urine, but now that i think about it, the rabbitry he comes from is indoors, so im not sure how he would have gotten sunburnt, maybe it is from urine...well either way he is not in urine or sunshine now, so hopefully it will molt molt molt...

Hi! Thanks for your response, if he would be faulted i probably wont show him, ill just wait for it to moult out, drats!:grumpy:

thanks everyone, i really think whatever was going on is over with now, thank GOD! But i really do appreciate your sympathy and well wishes, and as usual your suggestions too. :inlove:

My new black english lop buck has a orangish tint to his hind end area, and on his rib cage. I would like to enter him in an upcoming show, but obviously need to get rid of this dead hair. I have tried and tried to brush it out, no avail. Any suggestions? Also, is this normal for a moulting coat...

i love it! good job!

i have an english lop doe that has suddenly lost a lot of weight, she is an intermediate grand champion doe, that has lovely type and bone...so being a bit gangly is not usual for her at all. She is also showing a bit of irritation in her left ear, when i rub it for her, she literally kicks her...

very well could have been. I did the same thing with a bleach mixture, threw away all remaining food, and quarantined bunnies that were caged near eachother. Which was no easy feat, seeing as though I have very limited space. But, i havent lost anymore and it has been over a month now...so i...

Well, i have been mia for a while, due to some sad goings on around here. I lost Rhythms entire litter, one by one. I then lost my new BEW holland lop buck, a week later I lost his brother, a VC buck, and then to my horror, I lost my EL buck Moose (the bunny in my avatar.) It really hit me hard...