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Thank you he is supposed to be white but he had been stained from filth and such. I got all the mats out and he is whiter each day! His whole body was filled with mats including his tail! There was no fluff. First picture is when I got him and second is now.

More pictures though out his progress! Just love him!

It's the greatest feeling to help a helpless animal! He sure is my baby and he takes all the loving he can get! Out of my 8 rabbits he and one oft smallest females are the most loving!

. Diamonds progress from the day I got him ( July) to now! Still has some orange on him but another molt it should be gone!

Ok another question! His weight is better and the white is coming back in his fur but I am wondering how you would position your rabbit to get the mats under their front paws. He doesn't like being on is back and is really matted there.

Just wanted to update everybunny! Diamond in the Rough is doing better with his weight and the white is starting to show through! Here is a change from last Sunday ( top) to this Sunday ( bottom)

Thank you it is such a good feeling to know your helping something so help less. He wouldn't come out of his cage to play the first few days but has now came out and starting to be his own bunny. Very loving baby for being a breeder rabbit

Wow I have found a great mat remover

It is the heart of Romain lettuce lightly colored. No iceberg lettuce fed in my house. I have been using baby wipes but it doesn't seem to be helping. Brushing seems to soften the hair though.

Thank you! I know I can fix the weight and loss in muscle with food and exercise but the cleaning thing i am not sure the easiest way to do it. I could just let him molt and brush a bunch just thought someone might know a easier way

Just got this rabbit and I am wondering what I can do to clean his fur and get the mats out of his paws and butt ( I know no baths) . A little history this boy came from a lady that was moving and said she had to cut back on 100 of her rabbits. She said she would butcher after the fourth. I...

Yes I have tried everything with changing water bowls to water levels but she still seemed to get her face wet. I loved the water bowl idea for her because she is consuming a lot of water due to her babies but I didn't want her to get a skin infection. What can you do? Lol they keep you on you feet!

Thank you so much! I put a bit of banana juice on the tip of her bottle and instantly she started to drink from it. Her face has dried up and she is looking good. Thank you again

She eats perfectly well but I will try the banana idea. It started a day before she kindled her kits

I have used the ball and stem type and tried to show her where the water is coming from but I just don't think she gets it. I don't want a skin bacteria infection but I also don't want to take away her water in her bowl because I don't know if she is drinking from the bottles or it's leaking

Ok so this has been a on going problem! I have a doe that recently gave birth to four and she had just recently started to stick her right side of her face in the water and it is constantly wet. I know that it isn't her teeth because I put a bottle in her cage instead of a bowl and the wetness...

Well my rabbits are mostly litter trained! If they weren't I would lay down blankets or training pad for awhile till I knew where their potty spot was then put the litter box there. They would eventually get it. In the case of hay and other debris I use a hand broom and pan it picks us hair and...

We drilled holes in the boards and zip tied them and we also used PVC to hold the boards level and zip tied them to the cage

Seeing rabbit tacks in a fresh snow outside your bedroom window!

I went on eBay and found cage latches. I attached the latches with the clamps and pliers you would use to put the store bought cages together. You can usually find those at a farm store like farm and home.