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Wow I have not posted on here in a long time! I still have three rabbits. duchess Skittles Charlie

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Thanks! And that's cool Flemish Giants! My mom I think wants her to stay a little smaller but I on the other hand don't mind if she gets really big!

Thanks!! And yes her weight right now is about 3 1/2 half pounds. Despite being a French lop I only expect her to get about 11-15 pounds but I could be wrong

Hello I have decided to tell some storys from my rabbits, some extremely funny and some a little sad. I think I will introduce my first bunny and story, duchess first week home! Duchess is my 4 1/2 month old French lop. I bought her around the end of July at 8 weeks old positive she was a mini...

She just needs time to settle in her new home it's perfectly normal for rabbits to act like that.

If your rabbit dosent chew on it I assume it would be fine. But I am not sure what would happen if your rabbit chewed it.

Ahh I was just about to say it sounded like a sprained or broken spine. But I kept reading and saw you said he had a bruised spine. That's good nothing to serious. Hopefully he gets better soon! :)

Yes I usually don't give my young rabbits greens until six months and even then I don't give them full portions until about 7 or 8 months.

It does sound like your rabbit died of a broken heart. I can say this from personal experience. My first rabbit snickers had to be put down while giving birth. Skittles my 2 rabbit was very close to her. Everyday after she was gone skittles would go up to her empty cage rise up and look in her...

Thank you so much! And I did not realize that greens could be introduced before 6 months. I guess it does not matter much for my rabbit duchess. I have nicknamed her garbage gut. She eats anything and everything.

Hello I am new to this forum and I would like to ask does anyone know to correct amount of pellets to feed a 4 month old French lop? I have looked all over the Internet and I even found a rabbit nutrition calculator app, but know one seems to be able to get me a clear answer.

In my personal experience lop breed rabbits tend to have,attitude , food loving,intelligent, and love the attention. Jersey wooly tend to be extremely docile, very loving, cuddly. I have had a holland lop, mini lop and French lop. And every single lop I have had has a lot of attitude .

I use a regular square cat litter box for my rabbit. She prefers it over her metal grated litterbox.