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What i dont get is that even at 2 he has never been messy until maybe the last 3 months but i cant bare to see him locked in his cage. he is such a good boy with loads of personality: s6 maybe he is peeing on everything? i have dark everything so it shows up bad and looks gross but it doesnt smell

Ok so my lionhead mclovin has taken up bouncing into our bed at night and pooping in our bed with us: he has always been well house trained idk why he is doing this: also we have dark sheets and furniture and there is white stuff on everything what is it? and how do we stop it? fixing him is...

I've been debating this for sometime and its breaking my heart as i write this. I'm looking for a forever home for my Lionhead McLovin. He is the most fabulous, intelligent, sweet boy you'd ever meet. He's house broken, sleeps in your bed, and roams the house free with no problems. The only...

you want to talk about an odd pairing... my cat and rabbit get along so well that my rabbit actually tries to get kinky with the cats....i actualy joined this site because it freaked me out and i was looking for answers. Now we laugh about it and just let them go nuts... cats make good friends...

well luckily for us our stay in the fence and the wild ones stay out. most of these my mom has rescued from bad home situations. she didn't want to keep them cooped in cages like what they came from so she tested one or two out in the yard then turned the population loose. we have only lost 1 to...

with my male rabbit, he was easy to litter train. are they boxed in the same caged? try separating him into hi own cage if they are together and put toys, food, water bottles, etc in 3 of the corners so that he cannot poo in them. keep litter in the side that he naturally chooses to go in. dont...

unfortunately we went to get her from the pen to bring her inside and she was already gone. the vets around here do not see rabbit and the ones that will admit to no experience with them. we've lost all but one in the litter. they are feral domestics. we can handle some of them the other just...

i'm going to try to post a pic in a little while because i dont know how yet but....my mom has baby bunnies. they are semi wild as they run loose in her fenced yard but she cares for them daily... with the latest litter they have managed to catch 5 of them and put them in the pen as she has cats...

okay so i'm interested in this DE stuff....but the site says if i need less than 100poundso f it then i need to buy it else where. but i'm in TN and it says there are no distributors in TN...where can i get it? and where do you buy it for yourself? it sounds like a really great product.

I found a website for the sacramento house rabbit association. It says anything with permethrin (sp) in it will cause seazures in cats so not to use it, and also not collars or dust. absolutly no baths... it did say that advantage was approved by vets for rabbit use. How can i double check this...

I swear I didnt know this could happen!?! We just recently moved and a guess he got them while being borded? or by sitting outside while we packed boxes? i dunno. But unfortunatly my baby has fleas... I don't know what to do. we bought an over the counter spray but it doesn't seem like its done...

Elf Mommy wrote: pout pout......is that convincing enough to get me a treat??

so my 7 mo ols lionhead is going to his first show saturday. his breeder has agreed to take him because i dont have anytime to do it myself. Any advice on how to get him ready? he's a skittish bunny and i'm not sure how well he'll do in a crowd. I'm sad i dont get to see his first show myself...

you know i think we gavehim a complex because from day one we told him he was going to be the bunny pimp...and we always tell him what a sexy bunny he is. Maybe its gone to his head...except he's gay...lolol. i dunno. his breeder said as long as the cat doesn't mind then let him have at it...

Okay... first off i want to say that nuetering the rabbit is not an option because none of the vets around here do that. but here is my problem... McLovin is a 7 mo old male Lionhead rabbit, and we think he thinks he's a cat. We got the cat and McLovin aorund the same time and they've grown...