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I was thinking about buying from the same store. Is it any good? The pictures look pretty good, but you can never tell.

I'd wear nude colored leggings/nylon/pantyhose thingies. It hides any scars or (if you're doing the "No shave November" thing) leg hair.

Both my rabbits thump when I let them out for Yard Time.

Wow! This is quite an undertaking! I guess you could start by gathering some supporters or volunteers to help you out. Maybe call a couple close friends to help you out. Also, I thought Richmond had a "Bandaids for Bunnies" rescue.

The only explanation I can think of is scurvy... but that still doesn't make sense!

:( poor bunny! I found one of my rabbits hopping around my street a few months ago. We think she was released and abandoned because no one contacted us after we put posters around our area. She is now living a spoiled life in my home (that brat!). At least now Marshi has a friend to hang out...

Here is another picture with a lower exposure to help you guys out! AND ANOTHER! (because she's just cute in this picture)

I rescued this rabbit (she doesn't have a name yet! If you have any good ones, let us know) from the concrete jungles back in August. We posted "FOUND RABBIT" signs all over the place and no one's called us. :( We're keeping her for now. She's a gluttonous feisty sweetheart. We don't want to...

Thanks! i will go check out the store

SweetPeasMom wrote: I saw this hay too! I can't find any petstores that sell it around me and ordering online is in incredibly expensive :(.

Blue eyes wrote: Thanks! it took me while to make it :3 He already eats dandelions from our yard (because for some reason, those weeds are everywhere). For some reason, he hates cilantro, whereas his (she doesn't have a name yet :( ) neighbor eats everything in sight. The good news is that...

Imbrium wrote: how do you kill a dandelion? :?

I assume you have a pet carrier for them to chill in. I would pack a ice bottle for them to huddle next to in case it gets hot in the car. You can try bringing a small bowl and a bottle of filtered water with you and give them some every now and then, although that should be fine without it.

My rabbits love fresh Rose petals. I would think it would be fine to give to your bunnies dried ones as well.

Blue eyes wrote: We aren't giving him apples right now. It's also raining :( so he can't get any leaves today. It's not really the hay he's eating that's the problem, it's getting him to eat it! The good news is that he's starting to eat more of his hay right now. We currently have 6 lbs of...

Blue eyes wrote: We've stopped giving him pellets for the time being. I do give him dandelions, rose leaves, and strawberry leaves (all of which he adores) from my garden and lawn.

mdith4him wrote: Unfortunately, it would cost $45 to get it shipped here :(. That hay looks really good though! :shock:

The horse stables have quite expensive hay (because all of it's imported from out of state) Also, the hay is 80% stem, so Marshi won't even consider eating it at all! >:(

Unfortunately, there are very few, if any, hay farms around Los Angeles. The horse barns around the area don't carry Timothy hay (or at least that I know of). I do give him grass clipping from my lawn (don't worry! there's not pesticide on it!) and nibbles it, but doesn't really eat much of it.

Not really! Everything you need for bunnies is only found in pet stores (and that gets expensive :( )