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

chase her with broom is our daily exercise activity. she behave calm and enjoy as she know im playing with her.

she only change her behaviour as last week i put male HL with her for 5 days.
then things change liau.

Eli...I think we have to start ignoring the troller. He seems more happy for us to scold him. In a way, seems like he lacks of attention and wants people to focus on him abusing his rabbit and such. What a sick human being.

No. She takes it as she's being pursued by a predator. Your rabbit has been patient with you all this while. There aren't many instances where a pet demonstrates patience and maturity beyond that of its owner. Sorry bro, you fail at life.

don think any rabbit owner experience my situation. i ask A, got answer Z.

My question is rabbit change behavior after she got Male HL companion for 5 days. the Male HL has been remove from her cage after 5 days. maybe nobody encounter such strange situation .that y cant answer this question.

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

That rabbit looks damn lazy.

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

My doter's rabbit is having a problem. We have only had her for about 2 months and have been feeding her alfalfa hay with some occational treats (fruits and carrot). The rabbit's health has been fine all this while. I must admit I never really pay attention to the rabbit, as its my doter that feeds and cares for it. Anyway I just noticed that one of her paw just developed a deformity. Fur on the first 2 digits have fallen off and the skin is very wrinkly and looks yellow/dried up. There is no visible scars/bites or puncture wound. The "thumb" seems to have shrivelled up and cannot move. And the "condition" seems to be moving up the arm. Will take the rabbit to the Vet, but does anyone here know what the problem is? Do you think it could be fungal?

Jason

This post has been edited by jasonlky: Sep 27 2010, 06:30 PM

maybe ur rabbit misses the HL lo

the rabbit is outdoors or indoors only?
if outdoors can get all sorts of infections.
yesterday saw this rabbit they selling at carrefour the front paws red in color.....looks bad but the seller says it is okay.....hate this kinda shops.

nice but dun think will match wif my JW

that is probably the answer he wanna hear

The rabbit is indoors and goes out everyday to the garden for exercise and to munch on the grass (Manila)

Jason

super haha to xxxxxxx

tonight my rabbit didnt bite or grunt at me. instead back to her normal self again. see attach photo. she act cute again.

why leh... Mr Google help loh... instead getting question A for answer A at this forum, i analysis the results/advice i get from google about rabbit info

what i do is i open the cage door. instead rush to get her. i put my hand still. her eyes big as gold fish but her body didnt move. my hand and her pause for few min. then i decide slowly reach my hand to her head. then give her a sayang stroke on her head and chin. then touch her body and fur. then i refill her food. didn't let her out playpan as keep raining.

even i dont get answer mostly at this forum but i like to share my experience of rabbit to rabbit owner here. my own style and it works perfectly. im very action guy. so far, i only listen one of the advice here. where mention about my previous cage small for my rabbit. i didnt realise until i got my colleague cage at my house. nevertheless, this photo is my rabbit new cage since last week. same as my colleague. got it from J JAy Petstation. now they got cat......


as for mini rabbit $350, if you are sincere, you give away for free since you care for the rabbit.


as for Jason rabbit, if you read the star newspaper today, got bogus vet. go for those recommend vet by ppl here (coughing) or Zenix (i recall she got recommend one and i like Zenix experience in rabbit). mind to share the problem your rabbit has by uploading it?





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i never let it go out coz sked it get infection.
when take it to the swimming pool later bring it home also wash the feet with wet wipes just to be safe.
mebbe it

http://www.animalhospitals-usa.com/small-p...infections.html

Hi guys,
My rabbit seems to have mites so I took him to the vet. The doctor gave him a dose of medication and told me to come back in 2 weeks time for another dose. In all, he needs 3 doses 2 weeks apart. When I first took him to the doctor (saturday), one of his hind legs were losing fur. Now it has spread to his front legs and I can even see the skin on one of his hind legs. Why did it get worse and not better after he took his dose? I cleaned his cage after I took him to the doctor. Washed it properly.







I'm quite worried for him la.

help....my rabbit mate with his toys called burger~ huuhuhu what to do...he is 3 months old...too young to neuter

normal bro.
adult also buy sex toys for own pleasure..relax....

NEVER KNOW that the superpet water bottle can mount on those bottle head....

This post has been edited by Chinchillas: Sep 29 2010, 03:08 PM

Took the rabbit to the Vet and using a skin scrap under the microscope, determined the problem to be a mite infestation. The mites usually occur in cats and dogs, I have neither of these so I at a loss as to how the rabbit got this. Maybe from the grass.... Anyway the vet gave the rabbit a jab to kill the mites and the rabbit will need a followup jab in 2 weeks time to ensure all the mites and eggs are destroyed. So that's one mystery solved.

Jason

oh well...feel very proud now...
because i think out of the box whether on rabbit or stuff. i don't limit my knowledge and always experiment.

haha to those xxxx ppl