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I lost my first two bunnies to a Husky.

We took her to a different vet this morning, one that specialises in rabbits. Sadly she collapsed in her cage just as we were arriving. We were advised to have her put down but she died on her own before that could happen. The vets were lovely. They managed to get us an earlier...

Wellington: Tara Louise Rana at Rappaw in Paremata

Back from the vet. She has lost another 150g since Wednesday. I asked about her kidneys and about treatment options if they were the problem - didn't sound like there were many options, if any. So no blood tests just het. The first priority is to get her eating. She got drugs to get her...

Thanks Geoff. Her age is based on what the SPCA told us, but you're quite right, she could be much older. She is a little perkier today but we are still off to the vet this afternoon.

Thanks for the comments and your kind wishes. Stella hasn't improved so we will take her back to the vet tomorrow. She is on 1ml of deprim orally twice a day. She is still drinking excessively, still seems to be off her food and is clearly not very well. She was better yesterday and this...

I'm hoping someone has some advice for me. Over the past couple of days my wee girl has been walking funny. She starts off crawling before hopping. She has also had hair loss, which I put down to moulting and an enthusiastic boyfriend, but I treated her with Revolution on Monday in case it was...

Thanks for the responses. Her boyfriend still has his full set of teeth (and he's a teenager), so we have blocked off the TV cabinet. He has already had a go at our skirting boards. The SPCA suggested giving her baby food as a treat (obviously the vegetable variety). We have tried her on...

I've just adopted a pretty albino dwarf cross who had her incisors removed. Am I correct in thinking that she won't be a weapon of mass destruction when it comes to household furniture? Could she still bite through cables with just her molars?

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll look out for Fooey at a pet shop - but I see I can order it online and get it delivered. Ninja's going on a hot date today. She won't be a chewer as she had to have her incisors removed. Hopefully it will be love at first sight...

My teenage boy is having a go at our lovely skirting boards. The area is too large to cordon off. And he has plenty of things to chew on. Anyone got any suggestions for a safe bunny repellent I could use to discourage the chewing? A friend used a chilli paste to discourage a puppy - will it...