Recent content by Succubus

Buck Jones wrote: I really didn't bring anything to the forum. True, the screen name, butagain, that's just a nickname. Many nicknames that are given to peopleby their friends really don't mean anything. As is the way with mine. You bring up my profile again, so I will clarify more. My email...

Buck Jones wrote: Now that we have veered completely off the subject and you are now attacking my religious belief.. It's Wicca, not "Wikka." Regardless, I am not Wiccan. Thought, just toclarify for you, it isvery far from Satanism, which, by theway, has very little to do with the devil...

Well, you've made it obvious to mewhat kind of forum this is for -- breeders. I, myself, only care forhouse rabbits. Rabbits I consider my children and treat them aptly asso. A great many things in your "Cheat Sheet" are incorrect, and I wishyou'd research more, but I won't be the one pointing...

Actually, wire's a bit harsh onrabbit feet and can cause pododermatitis (sore hocks), and along withthat, the amount of ammonia in rabbit urine will cause the wire torust, which will also be harmful to your rabbit.

As long as you clean out the wetlitter every day and replace it with fresh litter, there is no need forwire to be in the litter box. Having timothy hay on top of the littercan help keep their feet cleaner between cleanings.

Carolyn wrote: Not much of a correct "Cheat Sheet." 1 -- Rabbits can get dandruff anytime, especially if they are shedding. It's simply dry skin. 2 -- Pet rabbits need AT LEAST 5-7 hours a day out of their enclosure.Come on now. If you were kept in a cage all day, except for an hour offree...

Hi Megan, First, nice cage. Secondly, why make a wire grid over your rabbit's litter box?