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Some recent pictures of my baby.

I saw this guy at a local pet shop and have to post it. SO CUTE!!!!!!!

I forgot this. X-Ray doesn't show clear dislocation or broken bones. My vet kinda took a wild guess and made up his mind as spinal injury. I hope Panacur will work.

Here's Micky in vet's office. Poor guy.

Well, Haven is healthy as an ox. He eats well and he's one happy bunny, but unfortunately one of his boys, Micky suddenly can't walk. We took him to the vet and vet is not 100% sure if it's spine injury or not, but he decided to go with spine injury. Micky has been on both Prednisolone and...

On the side note, we had 5 unexpected litter last Jan and we couldn't sell or give out any of them because we knew there are nasty people like this out there. We decided to keep them all.

This is so sad to hear. Can we do this? You post their phone number, all of just call and ask nicely? Bunnies don't deserve this... :-(

Looking good! I use small water bowl and hay tray, so bunnies can have more space.

Thank you!!! He got a little fruit bowl last night and was very happy to have it. He was afraid of candle though. :-)

I haven't posted for a while. Today is our baby Haven's first birthday. We are very excited. He's going to get some nice fruit treat today. I'm so happy he's been healthy although we had some hiccups in the past. He had e-cuniculi and survived. He's healthy, sweet and as cool as cucumber. I've...

Thanks!!! Not only they are cute, but also all of them behave so well. None of them are wild or cranky. They are quiet, reserved and friendly. Most of all, they get along each other really good. I'm sure that'll change as they grow up though.

Thanks for so many good advices!! We do have space, time and money. Yes, cleaning up after them has become routine real quick. I'm planning on separate them as they're growing and spay/neuter asap. First we will have two separate cages for boys and girls. We will make sure they have plenty of...

Thanks. Maybe we care too much. I don't think we can find anyone who will take care of them like we do. I need to post some pictures, so people know what I'm dealing with.

I must ask. We have Haven(male) and Ellie(female) who get along really well. Haven was neutered on Jan 17th and right after that we had unexpected litter on Jan 27th. We didn't know Ellie was pregnant. She delivered fivebabies in the corner of living room one night.All the babies survivied and...

I'm in DFW area. Dr. Brazelton who's in rabbit.org is pretty good. She's in Dallas right by Galleria mall.

alien_8l wrote: Just give your bunny Panacur or Ponazuril whatever that's available for E. Cuniculi. You will see the improvement in a day if your bunny really has EC. YOu got nothing to lose, so please try that first. We were so sad to see our bunny down like that. I'm sure you feel the same.

I put water, alfalfa hay and pellets and they are eating them. Still I don't see any droppings. I'm suspecting they are eating it. There's no way 5 bunnies have no droppings. I hope they stop it since I put some food there.

I still didn't get the answer I need. Can I give them water, alfalfa hay or pellets? They become more active and looks like need more food besides mom's milk. They pee, but I don't see any droppings. Is that normal?

elrohwen wrote: Yes, that's what we figured. Although mom and dad are getting along very well, mom was acting nervous when dad was around babies, so after that we don't let the dad around the babies.

Thanks for your reply. I got you. That's what I needed. It looks like I should keep alfalfa pellets, hays and water near babies, so mom can eat them and babies can eat them when they are ready as well. Dad was neutered on Jan 11th, but they mated some time in late Dec before he got neutered...