hi, exactly what kind of rabbit r u looking for? what is yr budget?

hi, relax......like what BeBee suggested,stop the pellet and give hay or oat and clean water ........sometime stress or scare can caused rabbit to diarrhea as well......by the way, what did the vet said........?

hi, jaanu1128 explanation make sense also, do not mix up soft stools and diarrhea, soft stools is small, round, very soft, very dark in colour and moisture. those soft stools normally stick together and look like a banch of grape.......diarrhea is watery and it is very smelly, check yr bunny tails whether it is constantly wet and smelly......do not stress up yrself too much cos it will stress up yr bunny indirectly.........which can be a reason for diarrhea as well....just let yr bunny relax, give unlimited hay and water...........read up as much as u can on how to raise bunny. just click whatever u want to know in google and it will pop out a lot of useful website for u to refer.........hope this will help, good day.

yap, agree!! this is how i raise my bunny, no treat for the past one year and thank God, they stay healthy all this while cos i feed them merely on hay, pellet and water.......only recently i try to give them treat, such as papaya tablet, carrot, pine apple juice, green apple, but all in very small amount.........

hi, this is not a silly question......as far as i am concern, only hay should not be a problem, pellet is just for bunny to fill up their stomach. let me put it this way, hay is a must in bunny diet but not pellet, just imagine those rabbit in the wild, they eat grass or hay only, there is no such thing as pellet. however, if u wish to feed yr bunny pellet, remember not too much .......

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Added on June 23, 2008, 5:21 pmi know of one bunny adopter who has to take care for more than 40 bunnies and all he gives is hay + water only. u might want to browse his website at http://thetimorthyhayclan.spaces.live.com and u will found that all his bunnies is healthy and happy..........

This post has been edited by lm_meileng: Jun 23 2008, 05:21 PM

hi, sorry for the wrong address, the correct one should be http://thetimothyhayclan.spaces.live.com/. yap, what 11Jan said was correct, if u only want to feed with hay, it must be very fresh and high quality hay........the bunny owner that i mentioned above manages to get very very very fresh hay, u can see from the photo he uploads.......thus, there is no skinny bunny from his farm...........

hi, u might want to browse the following website pertaining to sexing yr bunny.........with picture, it is quite good to learn......good day.

http://homeapet.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5235

yap, i agree, my mixed breed bunny fur tend to drop easily than my pure breed bunny , my pure breed bunny fur never seem to drop when i comb him........and my mixed breed is the opposite, a lot of her fur will stick on the comb when i comb her..............

yap, agree with teongpeng, i never lure my buns by giving them treats outside the cage, i hv trained them to eat in side the cage, whenever they saw me holding treats such as carrot, green apple, they will automatically know that they need to run back into the cage in order to enjoy the treats........

hi, i can join.........Beh, b careful..........if i can not tahan.......i will kidnap yr 'champion' drawf hotot and run..........haha....

lovely bun.........i want, i want........ by the way, can get along with yr sprinkles ?????

yap, when i first saw Baby Navi, Beh's champion drawf hotot straight away came into my mind.........they look exactly the same......so beautiful.... Beh, yr drawf hotot photo seem like looking for his son/daughter (Baby Navi)......haha...

hi, i believe that our bun bun generally love to eat pellet more than hay, most probably pellet is tastier ............as far as i am concern, we should limit our bun bun pellet intake and give them unlimited hay.......we should train them to eat hay from young (2 months and above) .......u might want to give yr bun pellet twice a day (morning and evening), once it finishes the pellet, just let them munch on the hay.....don't worry, they will eat the hay once they found no pellet ...........once yr bunny reach 6 months and above, u should just give them pellet once in the morning and the rest of day should be on hay.......u can ocassionally give them treat such as carrot, green apple, papaya tablets, pine apple juice ...but must be in small amount only .........

ok, my turn..........what about 6??

hi, u might want to browse the following website for the vet clinic (under the Malaysia Veterinary Contacts and Directory thread) , pertaining to the cost, it varies from clinic to clinic, normally would not exceed RM50 per rabbit.......

http://vet.com.my/index.php

Yap, for me, two is just nice, i am still no confidence in handling more than 3, may be in the future if i am full time hse wife, i will hv more time to take care more than 3 or 4 or 5 bunnies, cos i want to make sure each and everyone of my buns are well taken care of..........

yes, u r welcome.

hi, sorry for yr lost, i believe yr sweety is now healthy and happy, eating and drinking non stop across the rainbow bridge......hope u r fine as well, take care

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Added on July 4, 2008, 11:33 amyap, i brought my two bun bun from him last year . His rabbit not as pure breed as Beh, he has a few types of mix breed and most importantly, all the rabbit his sell is above 6 weeks which is easier for us to take care. generally, he rabbit also quite nice if u r not too particular on looking for pure breed bunny.......

This post has been edited by lm_meileng: Jul 4 2008, 11:33 AM

yap, agree. i am actually VERY HAPPY AND RELIEF when i c my buns pee and poo a lot , i am actually immune to my buns strong odour and their poo poo (eventhough i try my best to cut down their strong pee pee smell), i don't think they r dirty to me cos i will feel VERY WORRY AND UNHAPPY when i c my buns cage is clean..........what a crazy woman i am...........

hi, my buns groomed once and it ended up my lop ear coco get shocked, did not want to drink and eat, hide at the corner of the cage, so offensive and quiet, this last for a few day ............since then, i never take my buns for grooming until now........may be my buns are house rabbit, they actually quite clean, thus bathing and grooming, as far as i am concern is not necessary.......

Just a reminder, bunny get stressed up very very very easily, over shock can caused them to death.....luckily my coco managed to relax himself and back to normal.......as u know that if my coco continue to be like that, he will die ......actually bathing or grooming bunny is not a necessity, if u consult the vet, most of them will discourage u to bath and groom bunny.....however, i understand that yr Luli is jersey wooly, that is why u need to trim his fur.......yap, u r right some grooming shop groom the rabbit with the present of all the dog and cat, that is why yr Luli feels scare and stress up .....i afraid that i really have no idea where to find a good shop for u to bring yr bun for grooming........may be Bebee will know..........