Ugh, must climb out.....

Tiger Junior

Mom and kits line up

see how fat was the gray & how thin is the black

muahaha, that will be so cool.
rabbit on ice skatting.

fixed

Alamak, a busket of bunny!

lol look like the Chinese Lion Dance

wanna see rabbit transform into lion ?


or shall i call it libit / lionbit ?

libit lion bit

ROAR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
me is libit aka Lion Bit

wah, so big de.
so cute. your libit roar?

got so many rabbits running around the house until i dunno what name to give

NO NO...you guys got the wrong message. Do you know what is SPLAYED LEGS?

I don't mean to say trim the FUR. With or without fur also will get SPLAYED LEGS if they walk too much on slippery floor.....

Here's the link:

http://www.medirabbit.com/EN/Bone_diseases...ic/splayleg.PDF

OMG, if that is true than one of my rabbits is already like that.
everytime i saw his leg like that, i push the limp in and scold him, "don put your leg like that. very impolite"

i think i better go for an x-ray. but he is just 2 going 3 months old.

I do not blame you. A lot of people also like you do not know of such thing that exist. I am seeing this problem in a lot of local rabbits recently. So, you have to make sure if your rabbit has got this problem, do not breed it. It is hereditary.

he become splayed because of me or it is like that when he is born?
if it is because of me, i will feel so bad.

actually, it is true. before i adopted the rabbit, i read a lot about the rabbit, their food, bedding, habit, behaviour,
of course, also the rabbit diseases but none explain or even mentioned about the splayed legs.
maybe i din read that much or i missed.
thanks for pointing it up before it get worse.
is there anything i can do? from your post, it stated that there is nth we can do about it.

bro,

2 causes:

1) genetic
2) slippery floor or obesity (body weight too heavy for the legs to support)

So, when you brought him home, you put him on slippery floor all the time. If so, then you caused. If not, then u can call up the breeder and scold the breeder for breeding rabbits with that genetic problem.

Basically nothing you can do already when it starts to show signs. But you can try to bind the legs up in the right position. Go google for solution. The internet is our best friend.

Please do not breed it whether genetic or caused by you. Coz anyhow also the gene will carry this defect. I do not think you want to pass on rabbits like that to other people. That is what responsible breeding comes into play. Pass on only what you want others pass to you.

Hope the bunny's condition is a mild one. Just provide rough surface for it. Although will not heal at least do not get worst.

this bunny used to be wayyyyyyy over weight 1 week ago and can hardly move...

now its ok already... it can hop around like normal.. no sign of splayed legs

i don think i causes it coz the rabbit only 3 days in my house and out of the cage not more than 24 hours.
i think i'll just pay more attention to that particular rabbit.
when they are old enough, i will spay and neuter all the rabbits.

poor creature.