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I'm sure you created this calendar with the best of intentions but in the future I'd like to be asked for permission if you're going to use my photographs of my rabbits. I'm sure several other members would agree with me on this point. That being said I would apprciate it if you removed Loki...

Towel threads in the stomach can cause blockages. If you know s/he's eating it, it's best to remove it. Better safe than sorry.

Sounds like she's getting too much protein fromthe alfalfa which induces her to produce more cecals than she canconsume. Switch back to the timothy hay and it should go back to normal.

Sounds like heat stroke? I'm not sure where you're located so I'm just going to throw that option out there.

Immature and childish retorts do not give youranswer credibility. I would appreciate a bit more restraint whentalking to other people who are simply trying to keep your rabbithealthy and happy.

Can you feel Buster's ribs and spine by touching his back without pushing?

No one said there is no such thing as a fatrabbit. But, as like people, it's very unhealthy. Buster is extremelylikely to die at an early age because of his weight. If his foodconsists of anything but green pellets ONLY it is not good for him.It's like eating potato chips and chocolate bars at...

New Brunswick is quite a ways from Toronto. :jumpingbunny: And here's Odin.

Once your rabbit realizes the territory issomewhat his and he gets older the pooping should decrease in quantity,but you'll always have the odd one - especially if he can't reach alitter box during these occasions.

I think it was probably based on the fact that if their GI tract isn't moving, Nutrical can create a glob inside the stomach, thus causing bloating and not really helping the blockage situation.

It was a comment from someone. I'd ask the vet about it. I was just giving suggestions based on something I'd heard.

If he's eating on his own I'd take him off the Nutrical. I've heard it can cause bloating and it's really unnecessary in this situation.

Do you notice any kind of coloured (white,yellow, etc) discharge from the nose? If not then it's probably nothingbut a trip to the vet can't hurt.

Almost makes me wish I hadn't moved away from Winnipeg. :D Good luck finding good homes!

Do you have any wood blocks or sticks in therefor him to chew on? Could just be he's trying to chew and that's theonly thing he can find.

There has been some controversy as to whether ornot it actually helps their digestive system but it can't hurt and theylove 'em.

It won't hurt but I wouldn't purposely give them. I'm sure they're stuffed with sugar which isn't very good for any animal.

Let's see... Odin: Free feed Kaytee Forti-diet pellets for a growing boy, free feedorchard or timothy hay, a couple craisins at night to bribe him backinto his cage and a couple Shredded Wheat pieces throughout the day.Also a salad consisting of parsley, an occasional baby carrot, and apapaya...

This is all I can offer http://rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=864&forum_id=1

Happy new year to those in the EST zone. :groupparty: