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Absolutely! Anything in the GTA is totally on-point! (And thanks for the compliment about the logo :)

Over the last few years, general Q&A sites (like Yahoo Answers, WikiAnswers, etc) have become really big and, as you might imagine, they're filled with bad info about rabbit care and behaviour. Of course, people like you and me know to come here or to other rabbit-specific forums for our...

The TRC is an online hub for rabbit owners in the GTA: a place where we can share info and resources and help each other be better rabbit companions! http://torontorabbits.org If you're looking for rabbit resources (vets, supplies, anything!) check out the TRC listings and see if we can...

I'm no expert, but my understanding is: Clover (like alfalfa) is a legume hay, which is too rich in protein for healthy adult rabbits. A clover-timothy mix is probably okay as a treat for your 2 and 5 year olds, assuming they're healthy and your vet gives the A-OK, but their staple hay should...

@Watermelons You're suggesting this is something I might ask a vet to special order for me? Thanks: that never occured to me! I will call around and see what the offices nearby me have to say. I'm familiar with Critical Care, I've used it before, but my last two vet offices wouldn't sell it...

Thanks for your suggestions! What website is that you referred to? I will be talking to my vet about this but I don't like simply relying on one individual's knowledge and experience. I prefer finding out what other bunny people out there have to say first, and then going to the vet prepared...

Hi, I'm working on my first aid kit and I'm wondering if there's any alternatives to Pedialyte in case of dehydration. I've used Pedialyte before but I find it really wasteful because I can only find the unflavoured variety in the big bottle, and considering it only lasts 48 hours once opened...