biasalah- his royal highness quite the attention seeker

OMG so cute!!!!!! i especially like the black one, looks like he is still having trouble adjusting to the tiles-then fall terkangkang!
hahahahahahahaha, poor baby

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Added on September 15, 2010, 9:45 am

wah lau, looks like ur fren spent a small fortune at the pet shop, Mocha is so lucky
the cage also super big!

This post has been edited by Eli: Sep 15 2010, 09:45 AM

same la
but better not put the rabbit outside, scared kena curi.
and dont mix the two rabbits yet, scared gaduh. mix very very slowly and under strict supervision.

dif rabbits like dif toys. try other toys like hard plastic balls, hay tunnels, fiddle sticks.

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Added on September 15, 2010, 11:16 amdont know la, most of us keep our rabbits inside the house. but better be safe anyway, jap slipper also some idiot will steal. suddenly one orang gila...


This post has been edited by Eli: Sep 15 2010, 11:16 AM

kekekeke, my rabbit LOVES his hay tunnel- can hide inside, can climb on top, can bite and can eat. best of all worlds! it's a bit pricey but can last at least 4 months.

first page of this forum got list of vets. personally i like:

HILLPARK VETERINARY MEDICAL CENTRE
18 & 20 Jalan Anggerik Eria AT 31/AT, Kota Kemuning, Shah Alam
Tel: 03 51228386 (Dr. Lynette & Dr. Loh)

Dr. Lynette is very very good at handling rabbits.

the vet charged me about rm60 for the check up and the medication. quite standard price actually. i been to 2 or 3 vets so far that claim they are rabbit savvy- in actual fact they are not OR they are totally disinterested in rabbits. no advice/tips given at all. dr lynette on the other hand really does love rabbits. plus my boy who really dislikes strangers likes her. she spent fifteen minutes petting and chatting with him before she started examining him, it really helped calm him down.

can get the hay tunnel from every other pet shop- pet shack, pet lovers centre, j jay's pet station. i'm a bit paranoid about what hector bites so the tunnel is the best bet. used to give him boxes to bite but afraid that the chemicals used are dangerous. so nevermind lor, save money and eat a bit less so hector gets something safe to bite on. worth every cent!

ur bunny very fluffy! very cute la!

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Added on September 16, 2010, 11:24 pm

if he doesnt get better by tomorrow, please rush him to the vet. lao sai is a very bad sign.

This post has been edited by Eli: Sep 16 2010, 11:24 PM

The weather was crazy hot yesterday afternoon, so just writing to post this link- http://www.thebubbler.com/forums/other-pet...eat-stroke.html

Have a read, it sets out practical steps on how to keep our little ones cold in this weather.

I don't think its s8xual, she is just telling him that she is the boss. Back at J Jay's mocha used to do that to the male ND.

Shouldn't be a problem, mine also got. Wipe gently with wet cloth to remove.

Even if your rabbits are fertile, 4 months is way to young for a female bunny to give birth. Very dangerous for the bunny. It's like a ten year old girl giving birth, possible but unlikely that mother and child will survive.

[quote=vincentwee,Sep 18 2010, 12:22 AM]

Rabbits are most active at dusk and dawn. Afternoon is usually their nap time. That's y they make great pets for people that work during the day.

If Mocha is directly imported, then ur friend got a really good deal. From what I know, HLs imported from overseas cost more than rm1000.

Beh's NDs are expensive cause they come with pedigrees so you know the lineage of your rabbit. Also Beh and Sangterap are recognised breeders under the american rabbit breeders association. Not to say the other rabbit breeders are not good- some are. But u have to watch out for those who will cheat or are money minded. Have to also be careful when buying from petshops. Shops that stuff 20 underage rabbits into a glass tank I avoid at all costs. But that's just my point of view.

Haven't tried Hagen pellets so I cant tell. Did use show rabbit feed when hector was young! Nice, fat and cute. Moved over to Oxbow T when hector turned 6 months. Since your rabbit likes show rabbit feed, why not move her over to it and see if she fattens up.

Its not the breed, each rabbit has a different personality, just like people. Having said that, please don't stop playing with cici, you're all she has.

This post has been edited by Eli: Sep 18 2010, 10:42 PM

hi mei leng! long time havent seen u and ur buns here! glad to see that they r both chubby and cute as always

your rabbit is telling you STOP CHASING ME WITH THAT STUPID BROOM . she isnt going to change her point of view, so you should change yours.

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Added on September 27, 2010, 11:09 ammaybe you should pay close attention to what the article is trying to say instead:

[I]STEP ONE: Do NOT hit the bunny, or toss it across the room whilst screaming wild curses.
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STEP THREE: Figure out why the bite occurred. Did you scare the bunny? Did you offend the bunny? Did you hurt the bunny? Did the bunny simply decide that you needed to be taught a lesson? All these reasons are valid ones in the mind of a rabbit.

STEP FOUR: Once you have determined the reason, take steps to avoid it again. Rabbits that are in pain, or are scared will often bite, and you don't want your pet to become frightened or perpetually hostile towards you. Bunny/human relations can often break down when these incidents occur, and if you don't stop and think about things from the rabbit's perspective, then you may end up with a situation less easily resolved than the conflict in the middle east.[/I]


it's a LIE, i tell u, a LIE! i am not laZzzzzzzzzzzzzy.



This post has been edited by Eli: Sep 27 2010, 11:15 AM

i agree.

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Added on September 27, 2010, 12:13 pm


your question has been answered, just because you dont like the answer doesnt mean it isnt true.

This post has been edited by Eli: Sep 27 2010, 12:13 PM

you should know, he is YOUR rabbit! ahahahaha smart dusty!

http://www.afrma.org/rminfo2a.htm

A good read- be careful of pine wood!

Currently using woodypets, claims not toxic unlike pine and cedar. Seems to be well accepted by some rabbit rescue society websites.

Do u know what brand?

Than have to be careful ya, don't know what it's made off.