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*Update* I went to the vet this morning to see Kaluha before her surgery. She was so sweet... she started licking my neck and chin while I held her. I was so sad to give her back and wonder how the surgery would go... The surgery was supposed to go from 2:30-4:00. The vet closes at 4:00. I...

tonyshuman wrote: It sounds like they did indeed intend on continuing antibiotic treatment. The cost I was quoted includes the assumed removal of a bad tooth. Is this really that risky of procedure?

Pipp wrote: Thanks for the responses... She is a 2 1/2 year-old Netherland Dwarf. We live in Newport Beach, but the vet is in Westminster. I think part of the reason they aren't going to just treat it with antibiotics is the fact it's now already an open wound, and the fact it's...

So today I took my baby Kaluha to the vet after discovering a red lump under her chin yesterday. They diagnosed it as an abcess, and indeed it even managed to pop while they were examining her (not a clean process at all). The doctor has lots of experience with rabbits and is fairly certain...

For the past few weeksI’ve been bringing Hollister and Spunky from my apartment to my parentshome to visit. They play all day in the backyard, and then I bring theminside at night. Well tonight I discovered what they have been doingthis entire time… They dug a tunnel that goes three feet deep...

We'll start with the youngest ones, Derby and Pumpkin. They have lived together since birth and just got spayed/neutered today. Next is the oldest bun, Kahlua The next oldest, Hollister. He's neutered finally too. Hollister's playmate, Spunky... Last but not least, we have Zoe. He's...

Well, I've finally decided its worthspaying/neutering the buns. I'm going to start with the boys (Hollisterand Zoe), because they are starting to spray everything around theircages. My problem is finding an affordable, experienced vet around OrangeCounty. I called Yorba Regional this...

Here is the picture of Hollister I promised: And one more of the babies: :)

I use aspen shavings. It is supposed to be freeof the odor that pine/cedar release, and it is the most economical. Ican buy enough for 6 cage changes for $8 :) Also, and this is just my personal feeling... I'm less worried about mybuns eating wood shavings than anything else. I don't trust...

It's taken me a week to be able to post this. Last Tuesday I said an unexpected goodbye to Cinnamon, one of the first bunnies I've ever owned. After having her back legs paralyzed in June,she made an amazing recovery to full mobility. The determination she showed was inspiring. I remember taking...

So just a little background. I'm 21 years oldand have a 1-bedroom apt with my girlfriend. We currently have fivebunnies here; along with one my parents took a liking to and have sinceadopted from us. None of the buns are fixed (cost issue), so they arecurrently living in separate cages. I love...

Thumper1234 wrote: I honestly have no idea what breed Spunky is. I discovered her forsaleat a feed store, where it seemed as though she was beingneglected. They couldn't tell me much about her. If anyone could IDher, I'd appreciate it too. As far as your question on color goes, a rabbit...

So I figured it was time to post pictures of mybunnies. I still need to take a picture of Hollister, but here are myother five babies! Zoe (Jersey/Lop mix): Spunky: Kahlua: Pumpkin and Derby (the newbies):

So my bun Spunky was bred sometime around the20th of last month. This past Monday she frantically gathered hay andarranged her nesting box. I waited, but nothing happened that night. ByWednesday, she was using her nesting box as a litter box. I've sincereplaced it with a new one, which she has...

Still no babies! I'm a bit confused. Hopefully tonight? I'm impatient!

Thanks for the replies. Just about four hours ago, she went crazy with collecting hay for her nest. After about half an hour of work, I figured she had to be getting ready to kindle tonight. Looks like a false alarm though... she's sprawled out beside the nest again. Oh well... at least the box...

I have five rabbits, all within 1lb of eachother. Two of them empty a bottle every day, one goes through 3/4 of abottle usually, and two of them last a couple of days on a singlebottle. Just like people, I guess there really isn't much pattern to it.

Long story short, we bred two of our bunnies while we were packing up to move, thinking the babies would be a nice addition to our new place. The problem is that with all of the chaos happening during the move, we now have a disagreement about what day that actually took place. We've lived here...

Long story short, my Netherland was injured in afight some while back and her road to recovery has been slow. She'sfinally nearing health again, but she really needs to put weight backon. I'm trying to feed fresh apples and carrots every day, along withdried mango (really high in calories). My...

jordiwes wrote: Sounds good to me :)