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The Himalayan breed is a very docile breed. SableSteel turned me onto them when I was looking for a house bun a few months back. I can tell you that my two young boys, ages 11 and 8, are able to hold him without much trouble.

Glad to hear it. :D

Have a wonderful birthday Maggie!

The first pic is of the genitalia area, just above the penis sheath on the abdomen. It appears to me that everything is kind of pulled up and twisted right there. As to what, I am unsure.

Bordatella, almost had it MaggieJ. :)

Just posting pics for TJax2002

Have a wonderful birthday Ramjet!

Just taking a quick look at it, it appears to be food grade. That should be just fine. I am sure others with more knowledge will pop in and give you some more info.

It sounds like you used them properly. I agree with SarniaTricia about worming her and trying some top dressing on her pellets to see if that helps her to gain some weight. I would also increase her pellet ration, her metabolism might be burning off the calories from the normal ration you are...

There are papaya tablets that you could try if the actual fruit gives him trouble. Sorry I cannot help more. I don't know enough in this subject due to not having experience with long furred rabbits. SixGun and the other Angora breeders have the best advice for you.

I honestly don't have any experience with Velveteens. Though I do have a couple of questions regarding the probiotics. 1) What kind of probiotics where you using? I know you mentioned powdered, but where they specifically for ruminants (ie: cattle, sheep, goats, rabbits) or was it for a dog...

I'm getting a message over were the picture should be, saying: "please update your account to enable 3rd party hosting"

I think we need some more information about the situation. Such as "how old and what breed is the doe?", "What Country/State/Province are you in (General works ie: Southern US, or Northern NV in my case)", "Any major changes in housing or living environment?" "Any changes in feed before or...

:yeahthat: There might not be parasites that the vet has found in his poop, however there could be bacteria that is off in his stomach as well as his respiratory system. I would work with your vet to look farther into the situation and see what they can find out.

Thought I might show some of my older work. Been awhile since I have had a chance to just sketch something. Oldest at 14 years ago About 9 years ago While in class on anatomy.... :oops:

I have a litter of mini rex right now, both parents are black. Of the 5 kits that were born, 1 is black and the rest had been blue. I had one peanut that passed on day 4.

Those are all beautiful! Wish I was that good, I only sketch....

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I am so sorry you had to go through this Shan_non, I will truthfully say that it never gets easier to do, though it does get a little easier to handle when you know it is the right decision.

Hello Shan_non. I read your post earlier, and took some time to go over notes and to really think about your issue with the Kit. Since it is just the one kit out of an entire litter, cold to the touch with head pulled back as far as it can take it. The two things that have come to mind for me...