YeahooOOOoOOoo....expand the Oxbow empire man!

BTW, Pet Family still refuse to accept?

i hope pet family accept so tat i can buy easier

guys..what brand of pallet is good for rabbit?in medium price.. anyone can recommend?i have seen Briter Bunny brand and king fischer at pet safari..is that a good brand?

This post has been edited by jaanu1128: Jun 20 2008, 03:14 PM

oxbow pellets is the best lor, and i haven't heard any others besides oxbow. i think the price is around RM50 but i can't remember how many kg you get.

not sure about king fischer, dont recall seeing it, but briter bunny .. i wouldn't use that. high protein, low fiber. good pellets should have low protein (16% or less), high fiber (more than 20%)

hi, my buns grow up by having Alfafa King brand timorthy hay and hagen brand pellets, no problem at all for the past one year. since i join this forum, oxbow products are highly recommended by experience bunny breeder and owner, therefore, i change my buns previous diet brand to oxbow. my buns have been taking oxbow products which include timorthy pellet, oat hay and papaya tables for nearly two months (plan to buy oxbow timorthy hay from Beh's stall tomorrow) .......also no problem, in fact what i can notice is their pee is less smelly.......i would not say that the other brands are loudsy but since there are good brand like oxbow in our market, for me, i will go for it as long as i can afford. u might want to browse Beh's website and get a better picture of the oxbow products that are having in the market now, it shows u the weight of the products together with the price as well........

hey, you guys got make any rabbit gathering before or not? i mean it doesn't necessarily have to involve bringing our rabbits but we could do something like have a gathering at beh's amcorp stall or something?

oic...i never tried oxbow pallet before...should try it..will buy from beh stall and maybe can mix with the current one first..thanks guys...

have anyone know where can i get hay ball or anything to put hay??

This post has been edited by jaanu1128: Jun 20 2008, 05:51 PM

can we give rabbits the vitamins usually used to increase selera makan (for cats)

erm i don't think rabbits need them right? i mean they just love to eat non-stop.

http://www.rabbit.org/faq/sections/diet.html

your rabbit not eating much lately?

im having trouble cleaning rabbit pee at the moment~
they're so jialat

thought you got newspaper below your cage? and the pee not that hard to wash what, use some lemon + vinegar.

do you mean things like Nutri-Cal? I have read before people feeding nutri-cal gel to rabbits but have to double confirm on this.

Healthy rabbits do not need nutrical (or any other dietary supplement). nutrical is very high in calories and is only used when you need to stimulate the appetite of a rabbit which hasn't been eating (and it appears likely that the rabbit will go into GI stasis if it does not start eating again soon)

This post has been edited by 11Jan: Jun 20 2008, 07:58 PM

I will suggest no need give anything to stimulate your rabbit appetite, get a discern pellet and hay, your rabbit will do well. N-Cal is too high in sugar, without any emergency, don't use it to pump up your rabbit, it will cause more harm them more good for your rabbit.

annetize, if you feel your rabbit it not eating, I will suggest you write down the amount your rabbit consume a day. Feeding small amount of fresh green alfalfa hay per day will also do a good job compare with other in-natural product to stimulate appetite. Too hot will also effect the appetite of your rabbit.

This post has been edited by Chinchillas: Jun 20 2008, 07:54 PM

they are eating just fine.. im just wondering

This post has been edited by annetize: Jun 20 2008, 08:09 PM

hello guys....anyway finding for rabbit...which one most expensive????and....i saw someone selling giant rabbit...can grow to 5kg....but the feather is short not like angora...

Luring Sprinkles out from under the cabinet...


Run, Sprinkles, run.

yes, sprinkles, run.........run..........we r all here with u and we love both u and proudfoot..........

Don't mean to sound rude but I do not think Rabbits have feathers. Only birds do. IF you are referring to the "hair" it is called FUR.