not too sure....if looks healthy should be fine.

really cute bunny huh..haha

She's bigger, smarter n braver now used to scratch a lot coz of mange, now only d ear part left


My lil bunny doesnt like fresh veggie or fruits tried givin her baby carrots, cucumber, peppermint leave, romaine lettuce, grapes, apple, nothing works
Only like to eat nutri care's treat (is it d right name) n oxbow's vitamin c

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hey, guys, can you all help me determine if my rabbits skin condition is normal? I'm very worried




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Definitely not normal, brought to vet?

not yet. what could be the causes for that to happen? could it be the new alfafa hay?

how old?

better bring it to the vet before it spreads.

Looks like mange infection to me. Get ur bunny to the vet and get that ivermectin shot for ur bunny. My bunny took 7 shots to recover to abt 95%, still hav a bit of prob on her ears (back). My bunny lost a lot of her fur on all her legs, tail wise, botak! She's back to her fluffy self now


10 weeks old now LOL big, fat n healthy

This post has been edited by hitsugayat10: Dec 2 2013, 01:58 PM

should eat other stuff else will be unhealthy

Yeah, she just hates fresh fruits n vege i tried giving her broccoli n again, rejects it LOL
She will 'throw' away those food that she dun like to eat, if i'm d one holding it n put close to her mouth n nose, she'll run away from me

Pic of my not so active bunny at abt 4pm+, looks bored but dun wanna come out LOL


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how much will it cost?

RM15 for 1 check for mange mites under microscope by scraping of some dead skin, RM15-20 per jab coz it depends on ur bunny's weight, haha LOL my bunny only weights 270gm during her 1st treatment and 730gm during her last one That microscope check is only applicable for d 1st time to confirm types of mites oh ya, RM40 for ear mites cream (oily type) to help to speed up recovery. Bunny many need 4-8 jabs depending on severity of d infection, 1 jab per week. Oh ya, u'll need to wash the cage and everything in d cage with soap (dishwasher is fine) DAILY good luck, coz i did that for 7 weeks+

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Your hutch is really nice! Looks elegant and expensive... Was it hard to make?

You let him roam the apartment? Does he poop/pee everywhere in your apartment, or were you successful in litter training him? He's super adorable, how old is he? Is he an English Angora mix?

So many questions haha But your bunny looks so contented, so wanna know your secrets

Hello Mizu,

Thank you for your compliments. I'm really flattered

Yes, i let him roam freely in the apartment and i have toilet trained him. Normally he poop and pee in a plastic toilet in his own hutch. BTW, i added a plastic toilet in the hutch.

He is about 5 months old now. And yes, he is an English Angora Mix. If you would like to know how to toilet train your bunny, PM me And have a great day ahead!

That cage looks like it's a load of fun to play in! Gosh, even I feel like exploring it Seriously awesome.

I understand that he's a dwarf mix as well? So it's normal for them to be so small at that age...? He is seriously very small... my Lionhead was twice that size at 5 months, but of course, she was a Lionhead.

Since her passing, we've had a big gap in our home where she used to be So we ended up buying a new rabbit to love. Mine's an English Angora mix too - this is Lola



Super-fluffy and super-cute! You can't see her eyes most of the time and she keeps bumping into stuff when she's out and about, so we keep her under supervision at all times when we let her loose. She loves to hop around in the garden! I can't wait when she gets bigger and gets that awesome grumpy yeti look.


Maybe like this?
Haha~

She's really well-behaved too. Not litter-trained (yet) but she doesn't pee or poop on me even if I hold her for more than half an hour at a time, or let her have floortime. Right now I'm feeding her my Lionhead's Oxbow adult rabbit food, but I know that I need to get her the young rabbit food instead. Will be getting that as soon as I have the moolah

And yes, expect a PM from me soon about the litter-training!

Your bunny is really adorable.... Mine has grown up and he is now double his size now. And i have been monitoring his weight every week. Past few weeks he stopped putting on weight and this could be the max size.

I am feeding mine timothy and alfalfa on a rotational basis. 2 X timothy and 1 X alfalfa to complete the cycle. Every alternate day, i feed him oxbow palette for young rabbits. And once a day, i feed him a teaspoon of champion mix by beh & yo.

Is the champion mix the same as the Show Rabbit Feed pellets? I'm feeding my two-month old bunnies with strictly alfalfa since they're still so young.

By the way, what shampoo do you use for your bunny? How often do you bathe him?

Yes you are right... Anyway, i used to bathe my rabbit like 1 month once but he subsequently develops skin problem because of that. Maybe i did not dry him well enough. I brought him to the vet like for more that 4 times in order to treat that. If your rabbit isn't really dirty... it's not advisable to shower them.

I stopped bathing for him ever since and now he is free from skin problem. Oh btw, they wont get stinky... they normally smell of hay.....

I heard for the longer hair breeds you have to use a hair dryer to properly dry them. Planning to buy a really cheap one from Mydin lol. Because the breeder I bought Lola from recommends that I bathe her once a month, and my friend who owns 5 of her own bunnies also recommends bathing them. Because my bunnies do get stinky... Somehow Lola managed to get all her soiled bedding under the wire mat to stick to her fur, and it's yellowing >_> Haha. Need to find a whitening shampoo for that!

Hi,

I'm Torchio. Nice meet you all



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