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Thank so so so much! I've been so upset this morning once I saw this comment it seems she could live longer. How do I treat wool block? <br /><br /> __________ Sat Oct 25, 2014 4:49 pm __________ <br /><br /> I defently would not cull her, she's my baby! :lol: She is eating drinking and being...

This is very sad to say, but I need to hear what you think. I have a 7 year old holland lop doe. Yes, she is old. For the past week I've been noticing that she was loosing some weight and her cost doesn't look very good. I don't think that she will make it through the winter. What do you think...

Everyone survived and it was all false alarms or needed new food. <br /><br /> -- Sat Oct 25, 2014 12:52 pm -- <br /><br /> Everyone survived and it was all false alarms or needed new food.

Could it be the food that they are eating? We are planning to get better show brand food tomorrow to mix with the feed they have

Thank you so much MaggieJ!! I will follow your steps, but one problem. His buddie he is with, the cannot be seperated. They freak out if seperate :( Now that you say it it does sound like Cecel poops. They are kind runny but not enough to slip through the wire. He stinks really bad. He acts...

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Only one of their coats are molting really bad, but the other 2 are fine. They are all separate. 2 of their bowl are empty by the time I go feed them again, because the spill them. Sprout.

:angry: They get feed 1 1/2 per rabbits in the afternoon. I have tried oats before and haven't seen any improvement. Should I try it again?

I have 3 Jr Holland Lops does. All from a different litter. I was working with them the other day and I was feeling along their back and realized that I could feel their spin and ribs nicely. They are fed at least a cup and 1/2 and day, and a handful of hay. They are eating Sprout. I have...

Neutering him would be the best help. But there is other way you can get rid of the smell! For my rabbits I use wood pellets that can be found at any farm store and it works great to absorb the smell and any urine.

Winter is coming! Here are just some tips that I wanted to share with you for the cold winter coming! Keeping rabbits warm is important, because during the cold winter they would live in underground burrows where the temperature is warmer than outside. By keeping them from their true nature...

Sounds like she is pregnant! :D Some does make their nest second before they have their kits, some make their nests days before they are due. It sounds normal to me, so their isn't anything to worry about :)

Please help!

Peaches

The rabbits at the fair