Recent content by Romeo-Girl

Tweetiepy wrote: Oh, thank you. I figured it'd be okay, but it's always good to double check. :)

Alfalfa is supposed to be fattening, no? I've been buying them for Romeo lately and he loves them. I've never had a "fatty" problem with him though, he stays really skinny, so I thought that the alfalfa would be good for him. I was wondering if I could feed them to two month old babies...

Does anyone know how much per month it would cost to keep FIVE rabbits? I mean food- and bedding-wise. We used to buy extremely expensive petstore food for Romeo, but we found it was too costly. It was almost $20 for a really tiny bag. We downgraded to simpler pellet from Walmart. We give him...

Thanks everyone. I actually was supposed to get Biscuit and Charlie (previously known as Charlotte) but when we figured that Charlie wasn't a girl, I either had to only take Biscuit or take both Biscuit and Bigby. I love Bigby, so of course I chose to take her instead!

My friend's rabbit, Juliet, had babies! They're mixed breed, just pets, but adorable nonetheless! And, and, and I GET TO KEEP TWO! (Out of the three that survived). So far, they think there's one male, two females (but it's always hard to tell when they're so young). Their names, not according...

I'll keep them out of the same room then. Besides, the babies won't be mature enough to breed anyway. By the time they are, he should be neutered.

Aulyvia wrote: Thank you for your input. I wish I had an SPCA here and maybe that would work! I don't know of one that's near my area. My tiny town only has two animal shelters, both in which only take in stray/abandoned animals and have to get them spayed/neutered at the local vets. Only one...

Colorguarder08 wrote: Why do you suggest this? They're not going to be in contact with the male until he's neutered anyway, so I don't really see the problem. And the babies are ready by April. 14th so I really don't have time to save up $120 to get him neutered AND buy a second enclosure for...

Tweetiepy wrote: British Columbia, but I'm not comfortable telling my city -- especially because it's so small.

Thank you. I plan on keeping them together until they're five months old--which seems to be the range of age where they start getting hormonal. I'll hopefully have enough to have them spayed by that time and can think about getting them done.

My male rabbit had little babies with my friend's female... I was going to keep two of them if the two I'm interested in are females. Could I possible just get Romeo (my male) neutered and leave the two females unspayed and they'd all get along? Or do females fight amongst themselves too much...

Romeo is OFFICIALLY going to be neutered. We called up our vet today and asked if he had good experience with it, and he does! I was really excited that I had an easy option instead of having to go out oftown just to have it done. I'm almost positive on gettinga female buddy for him, it...

funnybunnymummy wrote: That does help, thank you! I'll tell my dad about it, he's already come up with a million good ideas and I think this will just fuel him for more. (:

This is their first litter. They did plenty of research but I'M concerned about everything being normal. My friend's rabbit had babies and she started pulling her fur(only tiny amounts)about two weeks before the due date was even near. Later on, she pulled plenty of her fur one day before and...

lionheadbunny21 wrote: My friend's rabbit just had a litter of four. They're mixed breed (Lop & "up" eared parents). They'll be ready to go by mid April. Great parents, I own the father. He has a good temperment, docile (a little skittish, he was from the pet store) and the mother is just...