... incoming door to her room ....Every time the door is opened the box moves out of the corner and she pees outside it. ..... ... a much darker grey ....Is...
My bunny has been lethargic since yesterday sleeping next to the heater. He eats food if I bring it to him and he doesn't seem in pain. Yet he is not moving at...
ricky vegas
vegasricky@...
Oct 23, 2006 3:24 am
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Hi, I see no activity for October and the last half of September on the HouseBun group. Is there something wrong with my computer or has the group shut down? ...
Yes, you should take your bunny to a rabbit savvy vet. ... heater. He eats food if I bring it to him and he doesn't seem in pain. Yet he is not moving at all...
Get that rabbit to the vet ASAP. SOMEthing bad is going on, and the vet should be able to help figure it out. Is your rabbit pooping/peeing? What do the ...
Spend lots of time with him. Sit on the floor and talk to him, snuggle with him, and give him lots of pets and hugs. It's all a matter of allowing him to...
JTamane@...
Oct 27, 2006 3:07 am
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I'm not too clear on this....how many companions? It sounds as though they were very important to hime; does he have to be alone? ~j...
Why did you give away his companions? Rabbits like company, and are very social animals, especially with each other. He probably misses them and is not sure...
Hi, Our family just brought home an white angora bunny, "Bunny Foo Foo". He is a neutered 3-year-old little guy....very sweet....and my children are thrilled....
How good of you to take in a bunny in need of a home. I know you will enjoy having the furry FOO FOO boy in your home. Good call to ask about the pine...
Patricia said: "...It is the pine materials that give off some odors that can cause respiratory problems down the line..." The aromatic oils (phenols) in pine...
Hi Chris, Congratulations on your new member of your family!! I hope you all have many happy years together. The problem with the pine shavings is that the...
... Hi, Please don't use the pine bedding for bunnies. The odour is toxic & causes liver problems as well as respiratory. For toys, mine like cardboard boxes...
Thanks so much to everyone who replied to my questions. I've learned and relearned many things this past week. However, we no longer have Bunny Foo Foo. Due...
And......many love to chew carpet, walls, books, cords, furniture, just about anything they can get their teeth into. So keep an eye on them and think about...
Hello, What is general septicaemia? How would a bunny who has no blockage develop this? Is it age related? The bunny in question was 9.5 years. Thanks, Sylvie...
I just re-read your note, and realized I missed a couple of points. A rabbit doesn't have to have a blockage, in fact........an ulcer or an area in the...
Septicemia means that there is an infection (bacterial) in the bloodstream. It usually is due to bacteria growing at a site, and entering the bloodstream....
i have a bunny not sure what kind it is but i need help my bunny is for ever chewing on its cage and i just wanted to know if theres a way i can stop it i...
Place a piece of hardwood in his cage for him to check on or if you can find unspraided apple trees cut a few branches. he will eat the bark off the branch. ...
Patti Polinsky
mrbunz@...
Nov 29, 2006 3:16 am
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What is the cage made of? I have made a bunny condo out of NIC cubes, and my (very chewy) rabbit does not chew this since it is metal. Bobbi ... ever chewing...
McCutcheon
fmccutch@...
Nov 29, 2006 3:17 am
21509
Hi Severa, Rabbits will chew, because their teeth continuously grow. Your rabbit obviously has a need to chew. However, the racket a chewer can make on wire...
Tammy Hollingsworth
parentime@...
Nov 29, 2006 3:25 am
21510
... Hi Severa, Your bunny may be bored or frustrated if he/she cannot go out of the cage for long enough. They need to have a bit of space with things to do....
Hi Severa, If your bunny has a desire to chew, offering him safe (and quiet?) things to chew would be a good idea. Chewing is what they do, and it is a normal...
Hello all, Hope that all of you had Thanksgiving holidays that were safe,blessed and joyful.....I have a query regarding Leeks; I wanted to know if they are...
Hello all, Our bun Petey (a Dutch) is a little over 10 years old. He's never had any digestive problems in the 8 years that he's been with us. I do know that...
Caulders
petermolly@...
Dec 1, 2006 5:18 am
21514
No, leeks are in the onion family and are NOT SAFE for buns! See the following: http://www.medirabbit.com/EN/GI_diseases/Food/onion.htm The most extensive list...
I've come across sources that use this for flushing wounds in rabbits. I've used just H202 diluted with water usually, but was wondering if this product is...
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