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Tatum wrote: Would you? Thanks!

as bunnydude said, try soaking paper towels or litter in the urine and put it in the litterbox. make the litterbox something your bun will like to chill out in, that really helped with training my one bun, hidey. he sleeps in there sometimes =P i always put hay in there, on the opposite end...

TinysMom wrote: I LOVE YOU I'm definately buying two! That way I'll have them! I can't believe they're so much cheaper on that site! The shipping sure is a killer, though. Then in the spring maybe I'll still ask my mom's friend to build the hutch for us too because they're so nice...

I'm here really late, but what breed is that? I've been trying to figure out what my Tanner is for the longest time and I think he's that breed! His face is a little different, though, with bigger eyes.

sfritzp wrote: Thanks doll! My only worry about those small panels is how sturdy they are. I'd be afraid the small panels on top of one another could fall apart and tumble down. How are the connectors and where can I get them? I'll have to look into these panels more.

he is simply gorgeous. i LOVE lionheads! more. pictures. now! :D

... she was just giving you advice (keep in mind she is an experienced rabbit owner and knows her stuff!). i think you took her the wrong way. anyway.. your bun is so cute! i was going to adopt a lop (who looked like a moo cow because of his markings =P ) but instead i adopted a smaller bun...

Hey! I have 2 bunnies, both of which are not bonded and can't be bonded at this time (one is too young and too dominant, the other is handicapped..I'm going to wait until the other is older to try). My mom and I really want to have a playpen for them outside, but we're not sure if we should go...

Hey! My bunn Hidey loves autumn leaves! Hopping on them, throwing them, andeven munching on them. Is this okay? I stop him everytime but he grabsanother before I know it! I honestly don't think it's bad BUT I wantedto make sure.. How cute is he!? Thanks & have a nice day Geri

Honestly, hon, you wouldn't know whether yourrabbit really likes baths or not, and I'm 90% sure that he/she doesn't.Do you know how stressful bathing for a rabbit can be? ESPECIALLY whenyou get their ears/face wet? Rabbits don't like to show it when theyare sore or stressed because that makes...

Try not to get his/her ears wet. Any water thatgets into their ears can cause serious damage... and putting the rabbitinto a basin with shallow warm water in it instead of letting the waterpour on top of the rabbit seems like a better idea.. I suggest going to a rabbit-savvy vet or taking the...

Aw, I'm so sorry. He was SO beautiful. I have such a soft spot for reptiles, they are beautiful creatures. Take care hon.

Hey, thanks. I've had experience with anotherhandicapped rabbit (paralyzed in the forelegs) and a dog (old age, shecouldn't walk/get up/eat without a lot of help) in the past as well.They sure are special =] nose_twitch wrote:

Your bunnies are so precious! Have you posted new pictures of the babies? I love your photography, so crisp, what camera do you use (forgive me if it was asked already)?

OMG what cuties! I had to show my mom, she loved them too! I'd love to see more pics of their progress later on. They grow up so quick!

Bunny burritos are a life saver! When my bun wasabout 4 months, we had to give him this sticky creamy oral medicine. Itwas hell trying to give it to him, so we wrapped him up, nice and snugin a soft blanket, and layed him on my lap. He didn't budge (but hestill was being a little brat and...

I had one of my male bunnies neutered when hewas a year old. Right after he was neutered he stopped peeing all overthe place, but then a month or two after he was peeing everywhere,especially right after we cleaned up pee, just to make us mad! Hecontinued to be like that and weended up buying a...

I'm so sorry, take care hon.

How horrible! You and your family are in my thoughts & prayers. Take care! :hearts::heart::hearts:

Can you back off? Are you reading the entirepost? There's nothing we could have done about it then, ornow. It was healed when we got him, and what could we havedone about that? Take him to a vet, get it rebroken, and cast him?Wouldn't that cause even more unneeded pain? Surgery with the chance...