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LuvaBun wrote: Understandable. Though I don't think I would let animal go through lifelike that no matter how much I can care for it. I have cared for a fewhandicapped bunnies that ive ventually had to put down. Not fun for me,and definately not a fun life for the bunny. Just sounds to me...

If hes digging at his ears, he has mites. If hes missing hair on hisbody then hes probably got some fur mites going on. Rabbits dont getallergies and start scratching at their ears like that. And hair lossis a sign of fur mites. Ivernmec horse paste will clear those right up. just put a dab in...

Blackthorn45 wrote: I think you might have mentioned them to me before. Poorbunnies.I bet they didnt give them fresh water today for theheat either. :(

pasteurella can come and go. i still think you take her to a vet. Couldve also been heat related. But i doubt it.

Good thing you guys got them from there. Heat stroke is nasty to deal with. Poor bunnies.

today sucked heat wise. Anyhow for those that have barns with many rabbits in them. Heres asimple way to rig up some sort of irrigation over the building to helpkeep it cooled down. It works on very hot days. If your building is metal, it'll work evenbetter. Both your rabbits and the...

pamnock wrote: I forgot about the biosol. Lol.

Just because a label says dont use for rabbits,doesn't mean you can't use for rabbits. Like pam said its not a testeddrug for them. Most aren't. Basically what dry tail is is a watereddown verson of neomyacin sulphate. Same stuff. Just mixed with water.And neomyacinis safe to use on rabbits. I...

Not alot of meds are approved for rabbits. but they work. I use some approved for pigs on my rabbits.

Well it is an idea i am gonna consider. Its justthat i bred this litter so I could cull out the doe and keep one in herplace. Ive only got about 25 holes with two breeds and a couple ofmixes. So when I breed i have to pick and chose who goes, and who stays. Problem is Im getting a white out of...

rabbitluvr04 wrote: Michigan. :)

No need to be sorry for anything. We are just debating is all. No fighting. :) Im glad you posted to clear it up. Because now it does sound like someone who needed to take better care of them. :)

SunnieBunnie Rabbitry wrote: Michigan law says they are livestock and pets. So they kinda fall inbetween up here. And by those laws each city has todefinewhat is livestock.My city tried to nail me for livestock.They never defined it. So they couldn't nail me. :) Its good that officer was...

pamnock wrote: I was hoping you'd have some advice on it. lol

A few years back I was running into self blackchins. Because someone bred a havana into them. and it wasnt just me.It was everybody. But we all bred them out over the past five uears. Orat least we think they are bred out. waiting for that gene to rear itsugly again too.

SunnieBunnie Rabbitry wrote: Thats a good idea. But cage space also plays a factor into it too. Icould always test breed one of my florida whites with them for thegene. But I prefer more of a purebred breeding. Cause then Id have toneedlessly cull the babies no matter what. but Its a good...

PuterGeekGirl wrote: yep. :) got them and answered them. :)

99% of my rabbits are housed outdoors. the 1% being the buck I keep indoors. :)

Rex doe had her babies. Had seven. 4 were borndead. A fifth one isn't doing too good. Don't really expect it to makeit.I fostered that one, and the remaining two healthy onesoff to the Sc doe that kindled earlier today. The momma is doing fine.Eating an drinking. Stressing sneezing slightly. But...

Sounds like the tsc tractor supplies in thearea. The one we have is very good with rabbits, and was sellingpurebreds to the 4-h community. I wouldn't sell to them becausepersonally I like knowing where my animals go and end up( trust me,there are bad pet owners you will run into out there! And...