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Try www.carrotcafe.com for a list of foods that are bunny safe. Roena

Rabbits MUST eat. Since rabbits (and goats) can't vomit, there is no reason to fast your bunny prior to surgery. It is unlikely that she will go off her feed after surgery but the medication may interfere with her digestion and she may have diarrhea. Make sure she gets pain meds. Too many vets...

Please get your girl spayed. Those hormones are in overdrive. Also, you might want to construct an X-Pen as an adjunct to either her cage or an NIC condo so she's not enclosed all the time but has her own space. You can use seagrass carpeting (cheap and chewable). You can put those interlocking...

This is not a hay holder, it's meant for holding large amounts of pelleted feed. You need a hay rack. That looks like a "V" that attaches to the inside of the cage and you stuff it with hay. Roena

My brave, delicious girl went to Rainbow Bridge on 6/23/06 with the gentle help of Dr. Lauren Powers. In a world of rabbits and bunnies, there was only one Sweetie - Lagosupreme. Her soft angora fur remains in tribute. She is free of her crippled body - jumping, hopping, doing binkies and...

Atrium Animal Hospital, McMahan St & Pineville-Matthews Rd. Charlotte, Dr. Katie Smithson - does acupuncture on rabbits and also prescribes herbs. Roena

Hi, I'd LOVE to post some of Sweetie's pics but they need to be resized. Can anyone tell me how? Roena:bunnydance:

Hi Evenstar, I had rats, too. they make great pets even if they turn somepeople off. Sorry to disagree with you but rats of ANY sizecan be feeders. I have seen a smallish snake eat a jumborat. My last two females - Ratquel and Ratpunzel weredestined for snake food when I bought both for...

Hi everybunny, This injured girl found a foster home and maybe a permanentone! Dr. Powers called me just before we left for vacation togive this great news! Roena:bunnydance:

Can you get hay from a farmer - the kind theyfeed horses. You'd have to be careful there was no bugs ormold in the hay but that would do just fine. Dry isgood. Is there a pet store that will order hay?Don't give Annie alfalfa except occasionally. Don't use cat litter for Annie, if she eats it...

I'm no expert on rabbits but I think she may begetting too much protein - alfalfa is very high. You can buytimothy hay from companies such as Oxbow(www.oxbow.com) or from farms or evenon eBay (Farmer Dave or fmrdave) but you should have your girl seen bya vet. You are SURE she's a she??? Toomany...

Thanks! I read (on EB) aboutback-injured/paralyzed rabbits and hoped someone on that HUGE groupwould help out. The best thing that came out it was arecommendation for RO! I had NO plans to chat on EB just askfor help for this girl. Yes, they are very clinical andworthwhile. Roena:bunnydance:

Has she been spayed or been to see a vet?

Thanks, if nothing else happens, I will fosterher (at the risk of my sanity and marriage), well, I'm already halfcrazy taking care of my Sweetie:D. My husband is the officialcleaner of cages, etc. told me THIS ONE WILL BE YOURS!<sigh> he's said that before. Another sickbunny. Roena...

Duh, I can't figure out how to shrink a pic so I can send one! Help????? She'a a champagne and brown girl - looks like a siamese cat with big ears:) Roena:bunnydance:

Your baby looks a lot like my Angel Killer. He was one good boy and I miss him. Roena

Hi Charlotte, Where are you in North Jersey? I'm recenttransplant from NJ - lived in Monmouth County, Colts Neck. Myvet was Dr. Mike Doolen at Oakhurst. I was also amember of NJHRS and will probably be at this year's Bunnyfest if I canmake it. Roena

Hi, I'm new, too! My English Angora, Sweetie (AKA The Land Shark)is 5 lbs of bunny fury. She has some serious medical problems- scoliosis and pasturella - but still chases off the cats (8) andbeats up the dogs (2). She gets a variety of meds and wasgetting nebulized daily. She's the Land Shark...

Hi, I'm new to this group having tried to post this request on Etherbun andgot my hand slapped since the request is outside their rules.One of the members kindly referred me here. My vet, Dr. Lauren Powers of Carolina Veterinary Specialists inHuntersville NC called me to ask if I could help...