can feed cucumber? need to remove the core?

One of my rabbit started sneezing. I just started feeding them small amounts of bak choy n parsley. Plus i noticed the poop got white chalk color. Y is that?

immuno boosters

read barb's reply

Anyone doesnt want their rabbit cge anymore or have extra to give dont mind if its second hand, wanna put two rabbits inside

i have a small cage to let go at rm30.
if you want i have a playpen to sell as well.

I have two big rabbits small one not big enough though

you can buy both.
put the cage inside the playpen so they know its the "toilet".

Are you selling this??

I give whole stalk. Some rabbits will like to eat the leafs only. So if i will remove the balance stalk if they dont seem to be interested in it.

mine isn't like that exactly......just idea for you

mine fussy won't eat stalks

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now they got promotion.

2kg timothy hay for rm32.

nice stock.

i just sapu 2.

while stock last.

Hi all,

Anyone interested to feed their rabbit with "Cargill Rabbit Feed" pellets? I have a lot of extra. My boys don't like it :-(
PM me if you are interested.
Area : Cheras

Anyone got any 2nd hand rabbit cage for sell , if yes please PM or email me at dis43686@hotmail.com. Coz my rabbit give birth 2 new babies.

Hi, I have a Holland Lop female rabbit, she is almost 11 months, her usual water intake is about 200-250ml but recently drinks above 400ml, could it be because she is currently molting? I also notice she spend so much time eating hay like 30minutes non stop. I am worried she might have been sick or smtg.. thanks in advance for some insights..

Alright, thanks. I keep her under monitor..

Hi Guys.

I'm new to pet rabit and hoping for some advice. My brother just receive a young rabbit from his boss 3 days ago, which before this his boss keeps the rabbit for a long time in cage. One thing that surprise me about this rabbit is, it has horn sticking out on top of his nose

Picture here : http://1drv.ms/NevQqI

As I search around the net, this is the only clue that I have; http://www.asiahomes.com/singaporetpvet/ra...t_Singapore.htm
but comparing to the rabbit inside the article, the rabbit that I have now only have horn & some hair loss at the hind feet and tail, and just very few crust at the tip of its ears.

From my observation of it's habit:
-he rarely scratch his nose
-he eat a lot, poops a lot too (I believe its normal). I feed him grass, a lot of green vegies and carrot once a day.
-quite active. usually I take it out of the cage about 1 hour before going to work in morning and let it out again after work. during that time he's hoping around the front of my house.


so I take it the rabbit still healthy but I'm afraid it going to get worse and I never have any experience with vets before.
I need advice on which vets to go for nearby Puchong (the one on the front page was last edited 2010) and how much should I expect for a treatment
Any advice on daily care are welcomed too.

Many thanks

Just adopted a holland lop. His skin is not looking good. Areas of matted fur n some alr infected. One of his front leg looks hurt. Broght him to the vet. It seems he has skin infection due to the matted hair which has been pulled out of the roots and his front leg is broken and has healed itself. So he will have a limp.
Ive 2 baby rabbits of diff breed. Is it ok to mix them? Im scared they will gaduh.
Plus, any supplements for the lops fur? Special food maybe? Currently feeding him britter bunny n timothy hay (he doesnt eat alot. Unlike the baby rabbits..Hmm) and daily green vege n occationally carrots. The vet shaved some of his fur off. So he looks very kesian now.

I've not have any experience with broken bones before, so I really cannot comment on that.

on the skin infection, useful things to keep around are:
- saline solution. get the big bottle of contact lens liquid from tesco. quite cheap. this is useful for cleaning the skin, and also for softening up matted fur. also very useful for cleaning the areas around their eyes. useful for cleaning any wounds too. saline solution is not as painful as cleaning with water, and this is personal experience from cleaning my own cuts and scratches
- cotton balls for cleaning. ie. wet the cotton ball with the saline solution.

the vet should have given you some antibiotic cream for the skin infection right? make sure to use that

fur shaved off can grow back wan, so don't worry about that. most important of all right now is to handle the skin infection first.

for the food, you can try some better quality food. fur condition will improve a lot with a better diet. but control the amount of greens and carrots though. you can probably add in some rolled oats into the diet too.

rabbits of a different breeds getting along, it really depends on how you bond them. if both are males then its more difficult (fighting to see who's the boss) unless you neuter them.

check this out: http://www.oxbowanimalhealth.com/vets/products/critical_care

this can be a huge live saver when your rabbit has stopped eating due to health conditions such as diarrhoea. comes in a powder form which you mix with water and hand feed to them.

I can't really make out the 'horn' on the nose from your photo. but from the symptoms that you described:
- hair loss
- crusts forming on skin

it *may* be a case of mange infection. basically caused by parasitic microscopic insects infesting their skin. the crust that forms is the waste material produced over time by the mites. try spreading the fur on the nose area, and see if there's any buildup of crust there or not. nose, legs and ears are common areas for mange infection to start at

more information here, along with another vet in Puchong that you can look at: https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=66359549