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Hi again, I will give you an update. Josie is now 15 pounds, she is gaining slowly. I have her on a prescription feed from the vet. It works well. :weee:

:hbunnysmell: Sorry, but my only camera is broken, i am waiting for my new camera to ship to me. I will try the milk pellets. Thx for the sudgestion! I never rescued a bunny this skinny i just want her to have a better life with all the love and snuggles she deserves.

She is a She is a flemish giant. The protein is 15% min. I met 2 cups of pellets each day, she only eats about 1 1/2 cups though. She weighs 7lbs and she is 3 years old. I can't believe she's alive...

I rescued a bunny about a week and a half ago she was severely neglected by her last owner. Her name is Josie. When i recieved her she was just skin & bones. :( I am wondering how to make her gain weight as quick as posible. I feed her unlimited hay and 3 cups of Timothy and Alfalfa +Vitamins...

I have quite a few pet bunnys. I name them according to their colour, behaviour, and looks. Here are my bunnys names: Charlie-this name reminds me of a calm, gentle bunny. Casper- this name suits my white bunny. Char or Charcole- this name suits my grey bunny. Liquorice- this name...

She has the pattern of a Himalayan rabbit on her nose, feet, tail,and ears but then she seem to me to have the body color between chestnut agouti and gold-tip steel. She also has a lighter triangle part behind her neck. I never had a rabbit this color. I have both of the parents. Her father...

Anybody?

I have a bunny named Daisey who will do the same thing! Don't worry your bunny really likes being around you! My Daisey will hop around her cage and will do this strange thing with her ears and her head when ever I come by her cage (I usually give her homemade treats which she loves.)

Oh and her feet, ears, tail, and nose is almost solid brown.

Here is another picture of Binnie if it helps. :)

What color is Binnie? I have absolutely no clue. :P Her color and markings is very unique and confusing.

I am thinking he just got too hot. I got him from a breeder who raises new zealands for meat. I am for sure he is not crossed with a lop. :)

I am starting to think he may have 'head down disease'. If not I have no clue. Head Down Disease or Asclepias Eriocarpa Poisoning causes a rabbit to have no control of the head and very unsteady movement, and it makes a bunny eventually have paralysis. I sure hope Maxie will get better. I am so...

I am thinking he may have Wry Neck. One of my bunnies got Wry Neck from somehow damaging an organ in her ear causing her head to tilt.

This nest is my rescue's (Spice) nest. 14 babies! There are more in the box those are just the ones that wanted to come out.

He is 15 pounds and 2 years. This is him today, his right ear is not suppose to be like that. Sorry for the upside down picture.

Hi I'm new to the forum and I am worried about my pet bunny, Casper. He is a purebred New Zealand and I am for sure he should not have a lopped ear. This is just recent that this happened and I never experienced it before. It has been hot outside, could that of caused that? Or maybe he injured...