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From what I have read it is the rabbit that is more at risk from bird beaks since they are pretty docile animals.

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i had this problem with Patch and Pebbles, I seperated them after a few fights. then got them done when the time come. Im not an expert but im sure when you seperate you have to do the re-introducion thing all over again. Dont quote me on that tho. I bonded patch and pebbles again, well after...

That one is the best https://www.caninefinds.com/best-dog-strollers/ Yep, that was made for dogs but.....

Personally I wouldn't risk it. I had 3 dogs (granted, they were lurchers and therefore specifically bred to chase after small quick things), and they grew up very happily with 2 cats of ours. The 5 of them would all snuggle up together in front of the fire, sleep on each other etc, but as soon...

DIGGING Digging is a natural instinct in rabbits. They all do it or will do it at some point. In the wild it is usually the females that dig the warrens creating a number of underground rooms. The entrance to a warren is always quite small and goes down at a steep angle but then opens up into...

I have carriers big enough to fit to bunnies but looking for one to fit 3 bunnies. I got my carriers from rspca for £5 and in shop they cost £45 -somebody donated them -we cleaned them and they are fine. Fairly big but not for 3.