Recent content by rabbitgeek2011

Bunny: Photos.... please! (sarcasm) maherwoman wrote:

Super cute bunny photos, especially like the first 1.

My bunny runs around the cage stomping its feet! :D

Count my vote!

Cute bunny :)

I don't hormones would affect "ear flop", usually this is simply a result of ear size increasing.

Looks good to me! :D

Try placing a piece of plywood in the rabbit's cage to give it something to wear its nails on.

Some rabbits are naturally very territorial, don't be alarmed.

Try feeding carrots or a slice of bread! :biggrin:

@AstiBunners Although I don't raise lops, I know this happens to my Californians in the summer time. In the winter their markings are black and in the summer time they are much lighter.

If you have more than one doe you can try fostering them, For more info on fostering check out: http://raisingrabbits.us/

Yes I believe it is a result of in breeding, I had this exact same thing happen before and several of the kits had a foot issue, so yes it probably is due to in breeding. Katmais_mommy wrote:

This could be a sign of ear mites, check her ears to make sure she doesn't have an infestation.

To help prevent gut issues in the first place I feed my rabbits grass hay, with plenty of fiber.