Meet Unique(black and white fur) & Special(brown & white fur) ^^



Hi, have 2 bunnies, male(Unique) & female(Special) ^^ When we first bought them, the seller said they were 3months old. They should be 4months old by now and I want to know if they should be staying in separate cages?
Furthermore, are they Dutch bunnies?


Thank you in advance ya =)

LoL
they're the direct opposite!! Unique's more human-friendly and doesn't get scared-off so easily but Special being the bully always eats up most of the food is easily shocked and doesn't like to be man-handled at all, LoL

=)

Thanks for the advise.
Anyone know where I can spay(and at what price?) either one of them? Rather spay 1 and keep them together than separate them >< plus, the one that didn't get spayed can mate with other species of bunnies =D

Is the service available at Ikano/The CurvePets Wonderlands?

This post has been edited by GravityFi3ld: Apr 6 2011, 04:10 PM

I enquired about spaying and found out the following charges offered by

Dr. Wong Shaw Feei
USJ ANIMAL CLINIC
51 Jalan USJ 8/2B
47610 UEP Subang Jaya
Tel : 03-5621 1809

For Male - RM150 | Female RM200

I have 2 bunnies(1male & 1 female) and would seriously like to ask, is it better to NOT spay either of them and have them kept in separate cages OR spay one of them and still keep them in the same cage? Any advice would sure be wonderful =)

Their currently 4 months old and are sharing a cage(L19" W13" H16") - simple cage bought at RM30 from pet store.
Anyone can suggest a better cage? (Kinda interested in Super Home for Rabbit JP88) but it costs RM330! ><

Yeah, those Jolly Rabbit Super Home cages are really neat but are SO pricey. Any idea where I can get a Jolly Rabbit Super Home(JP88) which doesn't go beyond RM200?

You got the price right, found someone on LYN (rachelteo), selling JP88 at RM280 compared to the RM498 by chubbypetsgarden .. huge price difference !! This is the thread selling the cages [WTS] Pre-Order For Pet Accessories.
Some of the JP products are not displayed there,but you can send a PM to inquire.

Like I mentioned above, she's offering JP87/88 at RM280 not including shipping. If anyone is buying, count me in .. hoping to get it at lower price

This post has been edited by GravityFi3ld: Apr 30 2011, 01:32 AM

I second the questions asked! My dutch-marked rabbits have grown(6months old now), the current cage (L19",W13",H16") is not big enough any more looking for a wider cage so they can move around, but the cage has to be transportable cause I travel back & forth Perak to KL

Adele, you can feed them ordinary pellets, there are those RM1-3/kg pellets from local pet stores(not sure if they are healthy tho )..

Is it natural for male rabbits to be skinnier than their female counter-part? The female looks fat and healthy but the male looks like those poor kids from Africa that haven't ate in day @.@

Hi everyone, I would really appreciate any advice for this.

Our dog managed to somehow get into the house and rattled the rabbit cage until the door opened and it attacked the female rabbit. The male rabbit managed to run under the couch but the female rabbit was lying motionless when we became aware of the situation. She has since passed away and the male rabbit although alive is still in shock and his right "hand" is broken.

I've wrapped her in cloth and placed her in a shoe box but I don't know how to dispose of it from here on. Please advice.
I'm taking the male rabbit to the vet tomorrow if its open.

Thank you for your well wishes arraille, appreciate it

LoL!

SangTerap, due to an earlier incident my buck's right "hand" is dislocated and according to the vet he needs to undergo surgery which would cost RM800-1,000..and also warned that the anaesthetic used for the surgery has a very high chance of killing the rabbit.

What do I do now? Do I leave his hand as it is?
He can't groom himself properly,only uses his left hand now altho he tries very hard to lift his right hand too..

This post has been edited by GravityFi3ld: Jul 1 2011, 04:11 AM

LoL
my buck also scared of weird noises.. but his new cage-mate, a mix-angora doe 3 months younger than him not afraid.. Any noise he is not accustomed to, you can see his eyes become so large like guli/marble..LoL the little angora on the other hand either laze there or very busybody want to see what is happening..

*update : added pictures =)


This post has been edited by GravityFi3ld: Jul 12 2011, 01:48 AM

Uber URGENT question!!

Will a 6month old buck attack a 3 month old doe of different breed? Fellow rabbit-lovers, I need your guidance !!

oooh..where is sangterap when you need him ><"

My 3month+ anggora passed away 2 nights back. The last I saw, it alive was right before I went out for dinner - I made sure the bowl was filled with hay and water bottle still had more than 50% of water in it before I left for my dinner. I got back 2 hours later and she has already passed away.

First thing I noticed was the way how her head was twisted all the way to the back.
I looked like someone had twisted her whole head and threw the body into the back of the cage. While I stood there looking at its body, the buck was tapping it with his paws - was it trying to check it the dead rabbit was alive?
Moments later he just lied down next to her.. I waited about an hour or so before removing the dead rabbit. Wrapped it in newspaper and placed it in a shoe-box..then the garbage bin..

What I really really want to know is.. what on Earth could have caused her to die in such a manner?! Did the buck accidentally kill her ? If so, why? ><" Or could someone had done it and ran away from the scene?

I intended to, but I'm staying at a rented house, and the car porch and back-yard is fully tiled.

True to that, thank you If there is land within my own compound, would've buried her. Won't want to bury at the park or some other place - stray dogs might dig the corpse out ><"

I think so too, near impossible for my buck to do something like that cause his right-arm is limped. Unless he used his mouth/teeth?

why selling them away? What happened to your bunnies?

LoL my buck is super chubby now, it's like after the little doe passed away, he makan like no one's business.. so obese? LoL

Madfag, we believe in Torres =D Is your bunny named "torres"? hehehe

A Netherland Dwarf or an Angora should be nice Since it's the year of the rabbit, most pet stores have rabbits for sale, PetsMore usually have rabbits in-stock .

It's also better if you adopt from your friends or family if they no longer want to care for their rabbits OR their rabbits have given birth baby bunnies You can try the adoption thread too, cheers

Epic stuff He is a hero to all furry fluffy bunnies !