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Yeah he's eating fine now. And it's not likethick it's just dort of a light yellow, sorta thick. And it's kind ofcoated around it a bit. Gah.. hard to explain. if only I could getpictures.

A question about the stictches. There's somepuss coming out of the stitched area, but it's not red or swollen. Doesthis just mean it's drying up and healing? They're the stitches thatdissolve.

Thankyou!:D It was our pleasure to take him home with us! a little info. He's an adult, he's all white with blue eyes. It says he's a dwarf but he's clearly not. We're gonna be re-naming him so any suggestions would be awesome! we were thinking of Buzz or Chaz. Here's his add on our humane...

I saw him drinking and there's poop in the cage.So far I've given him hay, a small piece of apple,pellets,grass and a leaf of romane lettuce. At the shelter he had pretty muchthe same thing. He's actually started eating a bit. He had a bite ofthe apple, some hay and some grass. He just got home...

Ok so we just adopted a rabbit from the humanesociety and he was neutered recently (within the last 2 days) thereceptionistsaid that heHAS to eat, it's a definitemust, but he isn't interested in anything we've given him so far. Sowhat do we do if he doesn't eat? Should we try and syringe feed...

Yeah, thankfully our shelter includes it in the adoption fee. It's only $40 for a rabbit which includes spay/neuter, tattoo, microchip, vet exam and a care booklet.

Ah, ok I think that's what we'll do then. Turn them over and ask for first option. Never thought of that. Thanks a bunch!!

Thankyou :DBut I'd never have been able to live with myself if I left them behind. I really want to keep them, they're awesome little rabbits. But of course my dad has different ideas.:X

Ugh, hopefully we can get a vet to check them over, but we don't exactly have money to spare right now and our vets are kinda costly. We're really trying to hold out from taking them to the humane society cause there so overrun with rabbits there :( Why can't people just accept the...

Well unfortanetly right now they're under our shed so I can'tcheck. We had them Behind our shed in a little area all blocked off but they dug a hole underneath the shed. No biggie though the whole yard is blocked off and free of any dangers cause we let our rabbit run loose in the yard. It's...

I sure hope so too :? But nope, no updates.

Yeah it might be. Cause I know the female does it as well, but my Holland lop doesn't. Of course this could also be because they're in a whole new environment and I've had my lop for 4 years.

Yeah, he doesn't seem distressed at all when he's doing it. Earlier today I had him on my bed and he was hopping around sniffing things out and he was doing it.

Yeah, that sounds like what he is doing.

But wouldn't it have to be hot for them to get overheated? Cause we were in my air conditioned house and it wasn't hot at all.

Nope nothin' quite yet. Hah, we don't have names yet, usually takes us a while cause we like to base it on there personality, hence Thumper's name :lol: With the breathing, it's really only when I'm holding him or if he's away from his mate with me, I'll see if I can'tnot get a vet...

If you read my post under the rabbitry topic, you'll know that I just recently found two rexes that someone had let loose. I took an immediate liking to one of them, a chocolate brown male, but whenever I hold him he shakes a lot and it seems he's breathing prettyhard fast. Is this just him...

a lot of the fur from her belly is gone. I know that does will pull fur out from themselves to make a nest. Could this mean that she's already had the litter?

Ok thanks a bunch. I'll put the female in the cage alone and see if the Thumper tolerates the male. If she doesn't I have another old cage I can keep him in. Thanks!:D

Ok, I figured that would need to be done. Can she be with another female? or is that dangerous for the babies as well? Cause I can put her alone in the dog kennel and then maybe see if the male likes my other female. We'll probably get him neutered anyway.