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i echo the start slow and add ... you may wish to cook it all first. It's easier to give little bits when its all cooked up. You can fry it a pan (but that might add too much fat for your little dogs), or use some broth and cook it in the oven. Then you can store it in the fridge or freezer...

You will need to be exceedingly careful if you plan to free-range rabbits. The amount of damage they can do in a short amount of time. And you need to consider more than just flying predators (and yes, owls, hawks, falcons, can take out giant breeds of rabbits as well.) but you also need to...

why litters fail is hard to determine. Generally speaking, if kits are fed and furred and they die it's most often due to predator or fear issues. If the kits aren't fed it can be that moms are just not up to caring for kits, something is stressing them, or it's an off season for that (or...

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i agree and have zero issues with those types of memes.

So a meme is going around saying that 95% of easter bunnies/chicks die before their first birthday. I asked a poster about studies that state this. Her basic response was Google it, it's true. I've googled. I can find NOTHING specifically about easter rabbit or chick mortality. I can't even...

you are getting closer to getting things rat proofed..... Hate rats... just hate them....

holland lops do best if you keep them breeding. it's just part of who they are. So breed back at 4-6 weeks post kindle if you can. :)

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abscess from a bite wound. Cut all meat around from it thoroughly and dispose of that. if the rest of the carcass is clean it is safe to eat cooked thoroughly.

I'm married and I do it all myself. having a hubby doesn't guarantee that he'll do that deed. :)

my guess is your does carries e.cunniculi and this kit now has been infected. you should treat your entire herd.

Yes, I've had a variety of dwarf bunnies over the years. When you say deformed how? In this post you can see what a peanut looks like. https://athomepets.weebly.com/at-home-pets-blog/peanuts

Keep them warm. And then wait for her to.finish or for the other doe to kindle. They can live a while without food

Kintraks, my website, paper, ... all transferred eventually. if it doesn't get to my website it's lost forever. :)

follow the suggestions in this thread for treating Yes will be fine to grow to cull out. not contagious, but may indicate a problem in your herd management It will not go away on it's own. Not caused by opening eyes early... and teach your kids to be GENTLE with bunnies if that's a concern...

as long as she does her job the babies will be just fine. :)

rats... 1 battled for three years to get rid of rats. HATE THEM. Filthy disgusting creatures. BLECH. 1. remove ALL access to food. Feed during the day, lock up all food at night. Give the rabbits just enough to eat so it's finished before bed time. a compost pile is FOOD to rats. 2...

My approach. I give it one week. If not better in a week I hard cull. My approach to nestbox eye. Open the eye using a warm teabag compress. remove all pus. Soak with a fruit smell tea bag compress. This will encourage mamma to help clean the eye as well. Check the eye frequently...

first and third are definitely males, second most likely. the second is quite swollen red though so they've been mounting and probably starting already to not make nice with each other..... I'd be making a trip back......