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Oh, and thanks Carolyn ... I checked your listand the only listed place in the area I am moving to is the place thatI said I was going in my post; this is good. I have a very good feelingabout this place. ... and I will definitely keep you up to date on the wire research. gjsara, I took heed...

I recently got a bunny from a shelter.He is quikly becoming a VERY friendly companion but we (me and thegirlfriend) are wondering if, in a few months, it might be nice to findour little guy a friend. I have heard that this isn't a great idea as they apparently fight mosttimes but he's alone for...

Oh my, THAT is a cute bunny !!!! He reminds me of Cornelius (my bunny that passed away 2 months ago). Soooo cute, I love it.

Really thin, alarm wire possibly; especially if she made it all the way thru and wasn't zapped.

Sorry to hear about your loss. If it helps, sounds like she got spooked REAL good. Possiblyhad a heart attack from it, might be why she was gnawing on the cage topossibly get out. Again, sorry to hear about your loss, I lost a rabbit recently andI still think about him all the time.

Nah, I wasn't offended; nothing offends me. Sorry if this confusion is confusing :shock: As an update, today Ollie has no weepy-eye. Apparently yesterday wasclear too. He has started digging in the OTHER corner of the closet butmy girlfriend put a piece of wood there too. Any suggestion of...

Carolyn: Was I being defencive? Ididn't think I was. I thought she misunderstood the purposeof the cords. The vet that Ollie was brought to is the HumaneSociety vet and I was informed that the vet wasn't too knowledgeableabout rabbits. Her diagnosis was based completely on feelingaround his...

I am told he is 1 year old, whether this is accurate or not I have no idea. I know rabbits chew, but this one appears to chew the least of anyrabbit I have ever owned. However, I am in the process of making a newcage for him that he can chew till the cows come home. The only thingsI don't want...

Well, the cords aren't meant to be 'eaten' ...they're meant NOT to be eaten. The ones that get chewed areobviously not protected well enough and get removed. Wemonitor him a lot, so he doesn't get a chance to go crazy on the cords. Convoluted tube appears to be working the best next to wire...

Email the images to me and I will host them for you. I have unlimited bandwidth. [email protected] or, if that one doesn't work (I am switching ISPs) try ettore.jr at gmail.com

Hello, This is (basically) my first post. I recently 'rescued' arabbit from a local Humane Society; he appears to be a Holland Lop andhe has short hair. Anyhow, the day I got him we emptied a 10' x 12' room of our house thatis carpeted that we didn't use and deemed it the rabbit's training...

Put the catfood on a pedestal, cats are quite a bit better at climbing a sheer wall than a rabbit. My rabbit loved catfood, so the cat's food went on top of a carpetedpost with a platform on top. It ended up becoming the cat'splay area with a dining-balcony of sorts.