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I read the add and my impression is if the bunny would be better in the wild the saler would turn it loose,but since it couldn't survive she is selling it,one voice,many different ears.;)

Go and have a great time,might find the bunny you want,good option is to look at a bunch of bunnies ,talk to the breeders ,get a card or phone number then go to there rabbitry and have a larger pick and see how they are raised.

If you have 15 % to 18 % pellets I would increase the amount being feed,or keep then on full feed till they are bigger,if they came from skinny parents then thats probably the same for them.

most nzw's will breed starting at 5 months old,if the does are overly fat or thin they generally will not breed.A few minutes is all you need to put them together,leaving them along or a couple of days together could end with a neutered ,or even dead buck,to hot and they will not breed or if...

Didn't notice if you are separating them or not,but if you are waiting for his guns to drop before the separation or vet. does his job,you might have a litter problem .:stork:

Ice cream and Burger King burgers with lots of fries.:yes:

kits are hardy,try some antibiotic cream [ same for humans] on wound.

I have no set time to trim nails,when they need trimming then I trim, each animal grows and wear they're nails differently.

different hay has different amounts of protein,bananas are sugar and most all rabbits are beggers for treats and that gets them and their owners in trouble, don't know what breed your bunnie is but feel it's body to see if is fat or muscle,might be a normal stocky bunny,lol

I strongly suggest you learn a LOT more about rabbits before you get one.

last spring while cleaning bluebird houses a small fuzzy spider with green spots on it's back jumped on my hand,never felt any sting but in a few minutes a red spot appeared, itched like craze and burned a small amount,pain went away by for almost a month later if that spot on my hand was...

my guess would be mites

Hi Deb,welcome to the forum,hope you are cooler than me.

100 degrees,68% humidity,swamp cooler and 3 fans blowing thru rabbit barn with window ac on does with kits,still 92 degrees in building.:yuck

my advice is not to use the sweet feed,to much can cause moult,urine problems,g.i.problems,and a fat rabbit, as you learn more about rabbits and if you show them, then you might use a small amount to condition only.:apollo:

at that age I only cut for major faults,there is a lot of different body parts not always growing at the same time,few more months the same bunny can really look different,nice lookers.LOL :bunnyheart

what the person has is a mental problem,I feel more sorry for her than I do the animals,instead of throwing stones at her maybe we should think about her getting a little help instead of punishing her because she has disease, I have some friends with cancer,guess we could but them in jail with...

Hi Nat and Gizmo,this is a good place to get answers and learn,the libary and ARBA are two other great places of information. Welcome. :running bunny

to much fluid could be signs of a respiratory infection,need to watch to see if fluid is from nose and any sneezing involved

great fertilizer,scoop it up,sell it by volume or pound,no trash,hay or litter,does not need to compost to sell,to much applied at once can burn plants,friend makes a tad over 5 grand a year on selling her bunny poop.