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Yeah, I've been searching out more posts and articles about it and am rethinking it now. I have enough space to keep them separate but near each other, but am thinking about holding off. I may breed her in the future, she comes from a long line of show bunnies, so I may just wait and get a buck...

I would watch her very closely. Hopefully she didn't actually ingest it, but if she did, it could block her digestive track, which is very serious! As long as she continues to eat, drink and poop and seems normal, you should be good. If she stops eating or pooping, then things are very serious...

Thanks!! I will try romaine and some greens!

Hi all, New to the forum, and enjoying all your posts -especially the different DIY cages! They are awesome. My Flemish Giant doe is four months old and I cannot find a veggie that doesn't soften up her stools. Dandelion greens seem to be the easiest for her to digest but we are running out of...

Hello, I'm glad to have found this forum. I've been browsing the past few days and everyone seems very supportive and there is lots of great info here! I have a 4 month-old Flemish Giant doe. This is my first Flemish, and I have to tell you, I'm in love with her. She is so friendly and sweet...

Clove is a Flemish Giant doe born on March 4, 2014. She is out of a black doe and by a steel buck. She was born solid black but is slowly turning more grey-- I'm interested to see what color she is when full-grown. My boys named her Clover, but I've been calling her Clove! I think it fits her...