Recent content by RosL

You may find this helpful, including the links on the page https://rabbitwelfare.co.uk/arthritis-in-rabbits/

:bump: I saw this on another forum earler today. We are still able to vote. This is the only rabbit rescue in that part of Scotland and very much needs our support. It only takes a few moments to register and vote. >>>>Folks, Thanks for the support so far. RBS have extended the...

Brinsley Animal Rescue is the only rescue for rabbits that is in the running for a prize payout from Feel Good Park. Please give them your vote. You can find the voting site here http://www.facebook.com/FeelGoodPark?sk=app_112173728871661 It would be nice to see an independent rescue get...

Please see the document I've uploaded here http://www.scribd.com/doc/65182849/Moon-Pig Moonpig is a bun in care with the Society for Abandoned Animals in Manchester and needs a loving home. If you can offer that, please contact SAA. 0161 973 5318 or [email protected] or his foster carer on...

Thanks. She's tried all that are within reach...but not found one yet from that list who lives up to the expected standard.

A contact on a Yahoo group has need of a rabbit savvy vet in the Alberquerque area. Her rabbit is ill and to quote her, 'The exotic vets here seems to think we in the House Rabbit Society are a little wonky ourselves. They are reluctant to try things that weren't their ideas!' I've looked...

http://www.four-paws.org.uk/website/output.php?id=1192&idcontent=1990&language=1 WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT TO END THE FACTORY FARMING OF RABBITS As you may be aware, Four Paws campaigns to end the factory farming of rabbits in cages throughout Europe. The welfare of farmed rabbits is in need of...

You may not know of Hopping Mad. It's packed full of information about rabbits. It can be found here www.hoppingmad.org

I wish you all the best with this, Lapereau. I know how hard Kareen works with the rescue and how difficult it genuinely is to make ends meet and care for the many rabbits she rescues. Have you thought of easyfundraising.org.uk and thegivingmachine.co.uk as ways of encouraging people to...

Yes, I only use grass hay too, but people with youngsters might use alfalfa to help them grow

http://www.thehorse.com/ViewArticle.aspx?ID=18335 This is every bit as dangerous for small furries as it is for horses. Please be very careful if you are feeding alfalfa hay whose source you aren't completely confident of. If it was harvested pre-flowering it should be fine, but after flowering...

Buzzards are birds of prey as well as eaters of carion, though the carion is a second choice for them. They are large and while a larger breed of rabbit probably couldn't be carried off, they can certainly be attacked and injured, as the example given shows. We do tend to have outdoor rabbits...

The point is, though, that she didn't palm them off onto somebody else because she believed they needed a better life...she did it because she considered them an inconvenience.

Cheyrul wrote: Yes, of course they should...but I can't see anything at all humerous in the reporter's comments. They might amuse some - but having had opinions on other forums as well as this one from other rabbit people, there are precious few who can see anything even vaguely funny about it...

This message is from a good friend of mine from a Yahoo group. The information was given to her by her vet, Tom Mowlem of Companion Care in Bournemouth. "There are three pairs of nesting buzzards in the Bournemouth area - a pair in the parkland behind us and two pairs in a nearby park. Tom said...