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Yeah Beh~ I'm going the event too~~

Can see and touch ur nice nice rabbit~~ esp the white one~~ biggrin.gif
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guys, may i ask how often do u need to bathe a rabbit?
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guys, may i ask how often do u need to bathe a rabbit?
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QUOTE(samsoong @ Nov 25 2009, 12:59 AM)
guys, may i ask how often do u need to bathe a rabbit?
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rabbit does not need to bath. they r a very clean animal, they groom themselves very often. all u need to do is to comb their fur everyday (if u r free to do it daily), try to trim off those matted fur, that is it. my buns did not bath for more than 2 and a half years. they r still very clean and not smelly tongue.gif ........i remember i brought them for bathing and it ended up my brown bunny get a shock, too stressful and did not eat for a few days.........just to remind u that rabbit easily get stress up and it might cause them to death.......... shakehead.gif
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need some advice... one of my rabbits the ears usually both pointed up but yesterday nite noticed the fella got one ear seldom naik like no energy while the other ear is ok pointing upwards... so one pointing up and the other one is pointing downwards like a holland lop (which he is isnt one)..Is this a cause to concern? thank you for the advice in advance... unsure.gif
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Yes, it is a cause of concern if it is an adult and have its ears pointed up all these while. It may mean that he has got some damage blood vessel or some irritation that causes the ears to drop. Sometimes it maybe due to injury. Take it to the vets and give it a thorough check.

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need some advice... one of my rabbits the ears usually both pointed up but yesterday nite noticed the fella got one ear seldom naik like no energy while the other ear is ok pointing upwards... so one pointing up and the other one is pointing downwards like a holland lop (which he is isnt one)..Is this a cause to concern? thank you for the advice in advance...  unsure.gif
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the fella now 4 months old... now worry till no mood to work already... haizzz... i worry got ear mites or something... lucky the fella still eating and jumping a lot... thanks for the advice sangterap
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Ear mites is what i suspected to but that can easily be treated in a short time. don't worry as long as eating and drinking well. Just get the bunny treated.

Welcome to the world of rabbit worries....we worry all the time...LOL! I am sure eli (hector's owner) can attest to that!

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the fella now 4 months old... now worry till no mood to work already... haizzz... i worry got ear mites or something... lucky the fella still eating and jumping a lot... thanks for the advice sangterap
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QUOTE(sangterap @ Nov 25 2009, 10:11 AM)
Ear mites is what i suspected to but that can easily be treated in a short time. don't worry as long as eating and drinking well. Just get the bunny treated.

Welcome to the world of rabbit worries....we worry all the time...LOL! I am sure eli (hector's owner) can attest to that!
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