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Thank you for the info! :)

I have a 5 1/2 week old baby bunny. I want to hold him as much as possible so he will be very tame. How long can I hold him before he needs to go back into his cage to eat and drink?

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Wonderful, I'm going to try that, I already have a rubber mat thingy like that, I think its supposed to be shelf liner. Thanks for that link too, there is a lot of great ideas in there :)

Oh wow, it really does, how cute!! :bunny24 Pet Bunny, what is that mat thingy you have in the litter box and what is it for? I'm using wood pellets in Persephone's box. kherrmann3 wrote:

The stool is a great idea. Does she ever lay underneath it?

Is she spayed?

hmmm, worth trying then, thanks :)

I'm going to get one of those crock dishes that attatches to the bars, that way at least she can't sit inside of it and poo :P At least with it being on the bottom level, she doesn't pooh on the other levels. Going to somehow attatch her hay thingy to the bars above her litter box too. Might...

delusional wrote: My plan was to weave some cardboard through them, I just need to find some thin enough, or do you have any suggestions? Thanks for reminding me :)

My 11 week old nethie poops in her pellet dish, a lot. Why does she do that and can I get her to stop? She was using her litter box for potty but now she is pottying around her food dish too. She poos and pees in it so much I moved it to inside her litter box.

Becca wrote: Thanks everyone:). The cage wasn't really finished yet in that pic, I added ramps and some more toys. She seems really happy.

K I called two other vets and one of them I think the girl was confused because she said they can spay as early as 8 weeks and to withhold food and water the night before, and they also only do the pain injection. But the last one I called said they will send home pain medication and to not...

tonyshuman wrote: They said fast for 2 hours prior to the surgery and they do not give pain meds unless requested. The pain med they give is an injection.

can rabbit coccidia spread to dogs?