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He is doing great. Thanks everyone for the speedy advice. I was in such a panic that day! Dootsmom, I did as you said and have been cleaning with peroxide and then neosporin twice a day. The wound looks like it's healing and the baby doesn't seem to be having any pain. I separated him to a spare...

I forgot to mention, the bunny seems perfectly fine. So maybe there was no damage done to him. Just have to keep infection away.

Well, we just did it. I have a feeling it won'tturn out good. The thing was huge, an inch long and fat. My husband gotit out successfully and put peroxide on the wound. But I'm thinkingthat a wound that big is not going to be good. Is thereanything else we should do to the wound besides...

Oh gosh, that is it. One of the pics from one ofthe links look very similar. I keep very much on top of fly control. Mykids showed them in the youth fair last week. I wonder if that's wherehe got it? I called the local vet offices and none of them have anafter hours number. I read Buck's thread...

No, I am outside the whole time they are. I justlooked at again and it almost looks like the brown thing is moving. I'mnot sure if it's moving or just looks like it is from the rabbitmoving. Also, I just saw a little white colored bubble on the hole.This is so weird. I don't know what to do.

I hope I can describe this correctly and that someone may know what is wrong! We have 3 two month old bunnies who have been totally healthy and active so far. I just went out to put them in their run for a few hours and noticed a big bulge on 1 of the babies chest. Upon closer inspection I saw...

He was prob. 1 and 1/2 inch in diameter and 2 1/2 feet long. The table is 3 feet high, so maybe he can't get up there.

Yes wire cages. Probably 1"x2" holes. I got thecages at TSC. My neighbor said they can get in small holes. I'm goingto have to bring them inside til he gets the doors done. I was hopingthey couldn't climb up things. Can't risk it. Thanks for your reply!

I've seen them at Target.

I have my rabbit cages in a shed where I keepthe doors open during the day and closed at night. I just went outthere to feed them and when I was just finishing up, I heard a hissingsound. There on the floor at the shed entrance was a big hognose snakeup in the striking position hissing at me and...

Can anything happen at this young age? I haven'tweened them from their mother yet, so they are all in the same cagetogether. Should I seperate them now? Thanks in advance! Stef

We had a close call today. I had Bugsy and her 2week old babies out in the yard today, it was in the low 80's, Bugs washopping around alot. The next thing I knew, she was laying stretchedout, panting, had her head back, and her face was wet looking. I knewimmediately that she was over heated. I...

Thanks, I will try this in the morning.

What cuties! Mine are 2 weeks old now, I can't believe how fast they grow!

My 2 week old babies are scratching their ears,not constantly, but every so often I see them doing it. I have notnoticed their mom scratching, but my other male bunny (in a seperatecage) I just noticed today has a couple little red scabby bumps on hisears, I haven't however noticed him...

Thanks so much for all the suggestions everyone.We are going to Lowes to get the stuff tonight. I'm so relieved tofinally figure this out. My bunnies haven't been getting a whole lot ofplay time outside, only 10 or 15 minutes a day, because since they hopout I have to be right there watching...

wOW, that looks great!It looks easyenough for even ME to make. hehe. My Bugsy would be able tojump out of it tho. I could do chicken wire on the top too, but anysuggestions on how I could make some kind of a door to get them in andout? Thanks so much for the ideas! Stef

Weneed to build something this week,my bunnies keep hopping out of the one that I have now. It's justchicken wire wrapped around some wooden stakes that are stuck in theground. It's not very high, so they can hop out, plus the wire issagging at the top. Did I mention that I am Terrible at...