Recent content by Pickles

Sounds like you had a Wonderful time! Glad you got to meet Paula from Urban Usagi... she's a friend of mine and just the nicest person. So glad your parents were able to have some fun there, too... Hard not to have a great time when there are so many bunnies around (LoL)! :)

Hi Peach... so great to have another breeder so close to my area. Eventhough we obviously work with different breeds (Im all about ELops) its good none-the-less. As Im sure you already know, Lauren @Hendricks Hearth is a wonderful local "mini" breeder and has a wealth of information so its good...

Am bummed I wasnt able to make the Perry show... ugh... Ill be at the show in Dalton on march 3 & 4th, and the Conyers show on the 24th though!

Hollands are soooo hard to resist. I have had to stop myself a few times from bringin' some home, too!

Have you checked her ears for wax build-up? Excessive build-up or build-up too far down in the canal can also be one of the causes of head tilt.

Cuteness Overload! Awwwwwww...

Of course. Just took another look at your site and its really nice the way it is... I can tell yuve worked on it, looks very professional!

Very cute! Awwww...

So glad the kits are doing well (and so cute, too)!

Wow...looks great! As you get more familiar with weebly you will learn you can tweak just about anything on any template (background, font, colors, size, etc... you name it) just by using the css/html tab. Great work on your site so far!

I really dont think there is much of a difference between Timothy, Western Timothy & Orchard. The only main difference is with Alfalfa hay, which is higher protein. I give my buns Timothy & occasionally Alfalfa mixed through (they love Alfalfa and will eat it like candy and forsake their feed...

Continue using the pellet feed your buns are used to but you may choose to add a supplement of natural rolled oats to help maintain healthy weight.

Cant believe they left sweet bunny behind after he was the one who helped them. Oh well, what a good heroic bun!

Sorry this is happening... Use regular rolled oats you can buy at the grocery (no quick oats though), lots of hay and fresh water. This should help to harden her cocoa puffs back to normal.

What great rabbits you have there... I hesitate to say they are New Z's because there seems to be a mix in there. Maybe another member can chime in with an opinion. Welcome to Rabbit Talk! :)