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My friend sent me this awesome video this morning, the little guy does a good job! Hope you all enjoy :). http://dogwork.com/buhr9

I should add that she is located in Arizona.

My sister has a four year old female mini-Rex that needs to be rehomed. She is unspayed but is very sweet. She doesn't get regular handling and really deserves a better situation than she is in. I will get some photos of her soon.

Zero obsessively licked carpet, no chewing, just licking so much that I put tarps down in his ex-pen to protect him from his "habit". The vet blamed one of his bouts with stasis on carpet fibers he "may have ingested".

Thank you all for your good thoughts, and for being in his corner all along.

I bought some for Zero when he was three months old, the veterinarian on staff at Oxbow is familiar with Zero's history. He recommended not feeding them until Z was at least five months. I never asked why, you can email Oxbow and find out if they are suitable for your bun. The label doesn't say...

My sweet little boy was euthanized, I am so devastated. My little Easter Bunny, he beat the odds so many times but didn't have it in him to do it again. Thank you for the love and all the worry buddy until we meet again. Binky free and eat lots of veggies and alfalfa!

I don't know how I could have made such a stupid mistake, I hope my little guy will be okay. I am such an idiot!

OMG I just totally overdosed Zero

Zero is back on anti-biotics, pain meds, benebac, and continuing his Cisapride. I am thinking this time I will be more methocial about the times I am administering each drug. Does it really matter or am I just making it a bigger deal than it is? His schedule as follows: 4:30am Flagyl 5:00am...

Every time I think Zero is doing well he gets ill, here we go again with antibiotics for Bacterial Enteritis. His fecal had two strains of bacteria present, one that required being sent to the lab to identify for $130! I just couldn't swing another $400 vet bill. The only thing that has changed...

I am sorry your bunny is not well, did the vet happen to do x-rays to rule out a blockage? Or do sub cutaneous fluid therapy? Hydration is very important in getting the GI system functioning properly. Perhaps it would be wise to consult with a different vet.

Thank you all, he has definitely grown up to be a handsome boy if I say so myself (not that I had anything to do with it LOL). I am so grateful for the support I have received from all of you here while going through Zero's rough spots. Zero got a new bag of hay for his half birthday which...

Zero has been handled since he was seven days old and he is still tricky to pick up and put down just be patient with yourself and with Sophie.

Zero is six months old today! :littlecake My little monster made it, and he is doing great. What a journey it has been getting him well.

Update on the Pellets: Mr Z is doing amazing on his 100% Timothy pellets and hay. He is eating 1/4 cup daily and he loves getting them. I imagine it is for the variety even though they are just timothy, he thinks they are treats. He has gained some weight and his bloated belly is gone! We still...

Being that young he should be stimulated to fully eliminate his bladder at every feeding, he is urinating on his own because it is so full. I just went through the joys and tears of hand raising an orphaned kit and I don't envy you. My experience has been that they actually lose their desire...

I like the ex-pen for my bun, he has a combo of his baby cage that he naps in (which is quite large for him still) and a little courtyard that I made by attaching the ex-pen to his cage. So far it works but I am sure eventually I will have to use my taller ex-pens. I have just started removing...

I have always heard that baking flour will stop a bleeding nail if you dab a bit on the end. I keep syptic gel on hand just in case but thankfully haven't had to use it. Hopefully you track down the source of those spots.

Looks like blood to me, have you checked her nails to make sure she didn't split one?