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actually i'm beginning to think the vet my mom is taking them to doesn't know jack...i'm going to get a hold of my old vet (who is "too far" for my mom to take them) and see what he thinks,because i would think that's a good idea....

so some time last year, one of my rabbits (Thor)got pasturella. he got some meds, and got better, no biggie. a few months ago, he got it again. slowly lost weight (but had a good appetite), but he was reasonably active. he was on one antibiotic, it wasn't working, so we switched to another, i...

alrighty, thank you for the insight. i wasnt sure if the 2 pounds of difference in breeds would make it difficult for the doe in question. but good to know! i'll just get them fixed instead. thanks for the quick reply and good advice! derrick

i love the show! only i dont currently have a tv, and my roommates hog the living room one....ah well. guess that means i'll have to start buying boxed sets ;)

my little Mahle if the sweetest bun i've had to date. she loves attention, she doesnt chew cords, she's generally well mannered overall. (except for late-night digging, but we wont go there.) the breeder i got her from breeds holland lops and red thriantas, which are super cute, but a little...

Mahle's a big fan of the Flop. she likes to flop and roll 3/4 of the way onto her back with her paws in the air....so cute!

heh. great pics! i'll have to get photo's of my Thor....his disapproving glares rival even those of bon bon....

i wouldnt say i'm beating myself up about it.not much, anyway. it just occured to me that it's been maybe a few daysover a year now, and it made me sad. most of my memories of them arefond, so the good outweighs the bad for sure. that and i have the little one here to keep me occupied :D

it was just over a year ago that my mini-lop,Marge, crossed the bridge. this came a shock, she was healthy andenergetic to the last. her age was unknown her partner of only 8 months, little Pilot, a holland, was so strickenby the loss he didnt eat for 3 days, on the 4th he started eating...

i know not having her in my room would do a world of good, unfortunatelyi rent a room so that's not really possible. however last nigh i took her to the living room for play time, and sheran around so much she needed a three hour nap afterward! i wish icould post video, i got some good footage...

dang i was afraid of that. so the solution is more toys and bigger cage, if not free-run, it sounds like. no bassetluv, she's not really a chewer. and i guess digging is better than chewing...time will tell.

hi everybody! i'm new to here, but not new torabbits. i had outside rabbits from about age 5 to 10, and i got myfirst house rabbit when i was 19. this one, however, is proving to be a chore. some nights she's quiet as a churchmouse, normally she'll dig a littleat around 6am, but a couple...