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 time.

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, pen

Sometimes for really diaphanous fluff instead of comb or brush the nubby textured silicone glove works well, and my rabbits love the gentle massaging feel. That said though, on my crew it's only usefu

https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/tanimura-antle-voluntary-recalls-packaged-single-head-romaine-lettuce-due-potential-e-coli-0157h7 Possibly contaminated E. Coli 0157

https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/enrofloxacin " The most common side effects of enrofloxacin are gastrointestinal effects such as vomiting, diarrhea, and lack of appetite" Aside from your Q, I w

P.S. Sorry, forget AMZ, seems they've gone nuts with pricing again ...

We went through that a month ago but it may just have been that last year's harvest (and canning) had been depleted because the shelves are being restocked now. I also found the organic brand availabl

P.S. Veterinary chiropractic may also help, although it's still pretty rare to find a doctor willing/able to work on the fragile skeleton of a rabbit or bird. Might be worth the search!

In addition to conventional drug therapies, if you have access to a rabbit qualified holistic vet who is certified in veterinary acupuncture, western and eastern therapeutic herbs, you may find additi

Thanks for this, looks like a tremendous resource!

Nice list but I would discourage the dock leaves simply because they might be problematic to a rabbit with a tendency to oxalic stones. For anyone curious to learn, there are some fabulous references

Red and scrawny do not describe fed neonates. Fed tummies should remind you of Pillsbury Doughboy, soft, full, rounded, pale color. No access to a vet to assess her and intervene?

Are you certain she's lactating? When you run your hand across her belly do you feel damp from her milk?

Bless your heart. I lived through a lesser (7 neonates) shock in 2003. Mama was agalactic and I recall feeding those tiny mouths with any common baby mammal bottle nipple was impossible; feeder too la

Wow, that's a shocker. Folks in the PHL and mid-NJ region may also opt to try boarded rabbit specialist vets at the North Star VETS in Robbinsville, NJ, and Maple Shade (also NJ). Costly, all services

P.S. If your field has any of the varieties of plantago weed, ribwort, broadleaf, etc., these too are often favored by rabbits. They are a nutritious and high fiber natural food that friends' rabbits

Through the decades my bunnies, old and young alike, have always cherished a fresh mixed hay *especially* with dandelions and clover inclusions. Long ago there was a Canadian hay grower that specializ

Dave can you please elaborate on your post: "I'm worried that he may be suffering from RHVD2 (which is going around here in Ohio." I have not read or heard of the disease currently in Ohio. Thanks for

I've had 'lucky 13' adopted pet rabbits through the last 20 years and the I only I limit their out time when it is too hot, over 86F/30C (too hot for me, anyway.) As to too cold, my pets show me their

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