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I have a doe with just one ear with ear mites, didn't notice it because of that. Treated both ears, but noticed similar crusting on her lip, right under the nose. No wettness, no snot, no matted anything, just crust that looks just like the gunk in her ear. Is it possible the mites could be...

I've stumbled upon Rabbit AI and was wondering if this is done in the USA? All I can find is that it's in Europe. Has anyone tried a home made version of this?

NVM.

Rabbits can molt any time of the year, like farm birds, it depends on when they were born as well.

I totally agree.

So I lost a kit in a tractor, 4.5wks old. All the others are acting normal, eating pellets, never see them drink milk anymore, still with the doe. Kit was found on it's side, taking a seemingly forced breath maybe once every 30sec. It could wiggle it's legs, but not much more than that, no...

Chickens are easy as long as you keep things sanitary and spaced apart. Chickens like to catch illnesses from too much stress and slightly being over crowded, a lot like rabbits, really. First and most important- Rabbits on top, chickens always on bottom. If you want them to roost in the...

Where's the rabbit cake? =D

I know that, I got that it would not treat URI. I was going with Vent disease if that's what it is.

Thanks, the thread just seemed to die out...sorry. Would that be once a week for 3wks or?

The rest of him is totally clean and clear, there is nothing on his genitals at all. No reddening, no hair loss, nothing. I noticed his nose last week, week before his nose was fine.<br /><br />__________ Thu Nov 08, 2012 9:51 am __________<br /><br />So no one knows how long to give the Pen...

I'll have to go out and see if she responds to her whiskers being touched. But I've felt all over her face and there's nothing under her skin, it's not swollen over her cheek, even though that's what it looks like. The bone structure feels symmetrical. If it was a stroke and it contorted her...

She's just here for meat kits. Please don't be over critical.

Love the hogs!

I've never had serious issues mixing kits. I would start them in a large pen in the grass, put them all in at the same time and let them get used to each other in that new and spacious environment first, then place them into a grow out cage. Sometimes, though, you will get one or two buns that...