Three months since this request, could we have an update or interim report as to donations received? Is more needed, or was the goal met, surpassed? Thanks.

He was probably referring to a rabbit raising their torso with their rear legs to pee. James

I had one male that was never neutered and he never lifted his leg. The only reason I can think of for a bun to lift his leg while peeing would be if his foot was getting wet, which means

😂😂 Thanks! Those are my thoughts exactly! Leslie

Unless it was Micah. Then I think he probably just had a little glitch. 🙂 Dana Dana Krempels, PhD Senior Lecturer Department of Biology University of Miami

No, bunnies don't lift their legs to pee. That vet must be a dog vet masquerading as a rabbit vet! 😆😆😆 Dana Dana Krempels, PhD Senior Lecturer Department of Biology University of Miami

Has anyone ever seen a rabbit lift his leg to pee? I was reading the “ask a vet” section on Oxbow’s website. The vet was talking about litter training. He said, “ If they happen to lift their

In case you feed butternut squash to your rabbits, be aware there are recalls in US markets ... https://efoodalert.com/2021/01/20/recalls-and-alerts-january-17-20-2021/ Listeria the culprit this

Love it🐇♥️🐇💗🐇 Deborah Lucy & Zoe Maurice & Leo Ollie Cat

Hopefully, as they release that lovely new stamp, there is mention of the peril that ALL rabbits are facing right now. This is one of the species of rabbits that is facing extinction as RVHD2 is

Coming soon: https://store.usps.com/store/product/buy-stamps/brush-rabbit-S_740304 It's the 20 cent additional ounce stamp, not the first class Forever rate, but still ... nice to use. Lovely art,

Thanks for this wealth of info, Brenda! Will store this away in case either of my little guys have stones or bladder issues. Cheers! Emma

Hi Brenda and everyone, My Samantha Jane has been suffering from chronic sludge since September. She has a sensitive gut, 9 years old, and can no longer eat the Oxbow Urinary tabs due to horrible

Hey there! I am not a vet and only took a few parasitology courses in college and am a slightly neurotic bunny lover, so please do not take any of my input as medical advice. Are your flemmies

Hi Folks We rescued 2 buns. Long story, They're flemmies and about 9/10lbs (for adoption too) Treated them for coccidia and giardia. We knocked out the coccidia but the retest shows the below for

I hear that calcium metabolism in rabbits is poorly understood, and many experts say that oxalates are the culprit rather than calcium. Best to avoid spinach, Swiss chard, beet greens, and possibly

Did you get the stones tested to see which kind they were? There are several different types that rabbits can get, so if you know which kind then it might help determine how he got them. My 8 year

Yes, I have metacam and I can tell it's effective. The vet who did the flush is off for a few days, that's why I posted here, because I know there's very knowledgeable participants in this groups. The

My rabbit Tokki had one yesterday… and his urine is already looking much clearer today, so hopefully not too long. but this is my first experience with it. vibes sent to your bun. Julie

Yes, he’s on 10 days of metacam. I can already see the difference in his pee.. yesterday it was bloody, today it looks much clearer. Thanks.