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There is a product called "Sticky Paws " you could put on an old tablecloth on the table when you aren't using it. Also i came across this electronic reppellant but haven't tried it yet. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003HHFW8S/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 Also there is this from Petsafe that...

My daughter has a friend with a severe wheat allergy. We came across this restauraunt chain with an excellent Gluten Free menu. http://www.unos.com/menus/glutenFree.php

It is a testimonial of a throwaway society, people not raised to take responsability for their actions and commitments. Both of my dog's are strays from sheriff's "pounds" Both were added to the family just days before they would have been puy down. I prefer to go there when looking to add...

One of the young ones has proven to be a daredevil. It has moved back into the back yard hiding in the rose hedge and wood pile and daring the dogs to catch it. Must be a teenager LOL.

Here is another alternative that has shown great results to many rabbit owners and breeders. http://oxyinfo.com/zen/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=5&products_id=83

The first thing I ever learned is that when crate training the crate CANNOT be too large, otherwise it the dog thinks it is outside.(meaning outside the "den"). Also how they train it. The dog must know that once it goes out to do it's "business" then it goes back to the crate for a litle...

Keep a close eye on them, the stress due to excess heat will also lower their immune system and leave them open to other possible problems.

Make certain he is getting a probiotic for the intestinal tract as some antibiotics will kill the beneficial bacteria along with the bad.

Here is some information I have researched along with a link to the full article. Bordetella bronchiseptica germs hang out in the throat and trachea of the rabbit. They like to infect the airway cells that grow the little cilia - tiny waving hairs that help push the gunk, dust, germs and...

Get a probiotic into her along with a type of nurishment that can be absorbed through the stomach wall since she's not eating. This should help hold her over til she recovers. Also in the long run something that would build up the Immune system would help for the future. I don't what kind...

The young ones have left the nest and yard. (at rather high speed once they heard the dogs on the tie outs).

The biggest issue I have found in my research on this subject is you must be careful of dried whole kernal corn due to aflitoxins http://www.icrisat.org/aflatoxin/health.asp If the corn is cracked and from a good source a small amount will not hurt the rabbit but it by no means should ever be...

I agree about the betta in the plant bowl, not a good idea. Before that there was the fad of platform shoes with a goldfish tank as part of the soles (okay I'm dating myself.) There is a difference between the Wild and the "domestic" betta. The Wild tends to be hardier because it is the...

With giving her penicillin you might want to give her something like Bene bac (spelling?) after you are done with the treatment to make certain her digestive system is up to speed.

This thread has proved helpful, 3 days age my Beagle mix found a nest in part of my garden that I haven't turned yet. They are fine and the eyes are now open. Mom seems to be caring for them. I knew enough to leave them alone but my thoughts were confirmed by the information shared here. I am...

MystificAK New enviroments can be stressful for the rabbits. Any thing you can do to make the bunnies feel like their old "home" helps. Things such as get some of the same bedding from the breeder (not just the same type but see if they'll part with some), some of the same feed they are...