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And here's the mummy

Pee stains on the fur actually. I took that photo the same day I brought my rabbits home from boarding after 3 weeks (brought the new bunny - Russell home at the same time too).

This tends to be one of the biggest problems with a pure white rabbit, as pee stains are almost impossible to wash off. On the good side, these stains are mainly on just the surface. Just had a fur trimming session with the fellow that same night.

I've timed before the lifetime of hayballs for my rabbits:
- Furball - 2 weeks
- Snowball - 2 days
- Navi - 6 hours

That's why now I just use the metal ball racks, and stuff the insides with hay instead. Lasts far longer, especially for Navi (the terror)

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Added on March 3, 2010, 3:07 pmDefinitely possible, but its more a question of whether you really want to put in the time for that or not

If you're to think about it right, its basically just weaving the hay together. So you'll just need to look for long strands of hay to use, and spend a lot of time on it.

This post has been edited by fyire: Mar 3 2010, 03:07 PM

Dwarf Hotot. You can easily identify them by their pure white fur, with the black eyebands

I'll check with my GF later on which vet her father beings their rabbit to in Penang.

In the mean time you can try rubbing olive oil to those areas. Kinda helps a bit to soften the crusts, making them easier to come off later. But the injection is still a must though

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Added on March 4, 2010, 12:06 pmyup, pure breed. The DH is actually very similar to the ND in body structure and size, just that they only come in a single color. There's supposed to be a sub breed with blue colored eyebands in the process of bein officially recognized though

This post has been edited by fyire: Mar 4 2010, 12:06 PM

The DH was originally derived from the ND breed actually. This' most likely why they look so similar.

here's the history: http://www.adhrc.com/ADHRC%20Web2%20About.htm

Ok, the vet is Gill Veterinary Clinic, along Bagan Jermal road.

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Added on March 7, 2010, 4:44 pmFrom the photo, the fur doesn't look like the baby fur coat to me. The other rough way of telling is to look at the size of the poop. Underaged bunnies will have really small size pellets for their poop.

This post has been edited by fyire: Mar 7 2010, 04:44 PM

if you put them into such a position, then it gets somewhat easier to take pics of them