Recent content by horsegirl0215

:D 2 babbies r healthy in my care they are about 4 weeks almost ready to wean and sell unless one is worth to keep

i have already seperated the to bucks from the doe

their cage size allow room to hop around,hide under igloo,and lay down. um i will tell u about the food when i look at it

well i am feeding them gunie pig/hamster food it has like a lot of seeds and stuff.They seem to like it.i also feed an alfalfa based grain to my babbies.i just bought some food that is supposed to be great for babbies and breeding does.

well i think the chewing sounds about right because his fur is almost down to the nub but not quite and the skin is not scaley,red,or irritated.The problem with this is i can not find any fur in,on,or close to the cage.

my oldest one is just over 2 months<br /><br />__________ Fri Jul 09, 2010 7:49 pm __________<br /><br />could it just be he is rubbing it on the cage some where

no i said r not even 6 months old and not close i will tell u wat age they r but firs i have to go to my other house to look at the calander. I will tell u how old they r.

wow looks like u got some great bargins

My rabbits fur is rubbed off on it's back.What is wrong.It is a baby (not even over 6 months) and i am keeping it with 2 other babies.It is a buck and i am keeping it with a buck and a doe. Can anybody tell me wat it is? :hmm:

oh i did for sure

thanks we just got rid of the litter

i have to cats at the time and just got rid of a litter.

thanks for showing me the other way of looking at things.

i usally charge $20 for babbies and $25-$35 for adults nothing included.

thanks