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Rabbit liver pate would probably be Excellent

My dogs love to clean up the offal after rabbit or chicken harvest. I just feed it raw as they easily digest raw bones but cooked bones can cause doggy problems

Excellent advice here. Thank you all :)

All of my adult rabbits are private cages, but I bought funny Thanks to everyone for suggestions. All my adult rabbits are caged separately but Miss funny tail came from a breeder whose premises could very easily harbor fleas or lice. How can I treat rabbit for external parasites. And on a...

One of my does looks like she has a poodle tail. About .5 inch of he tail is bare of hair and iritated, still has a small poof of hair on the end of her tail. Anyideas what might be going on?

I need to cull a doe that is about 18 months old, had 2 litters. Any recipe suggestions for moist slow cook that will tenderize, with seasoning to either compliment or mask any off flavors that an older rabbit might have?

I'm still new to this. My does are Silver Fox x New Zealand. The tan one neglected her 1st litter to death but seems to be doing great with 2nd litter. My black doe lost her 1st litter because I wasn't ready, but all 7 were large. Her 2nd litter was only 3, all born dead but very large...

Years ago in summer camp one of our counselors preferred to be called by his initials - RC. He only drank RC. Curiouser and curiouser :)

After being exposed to orchard grass for a few days mine are getting to like it. They all like to nest in it and root around just for fun I think

I bought some orchard grass hay. Any reason that would cause them problems?

I have been feeding timothy hay from tractor supply. That was expensive so I bought locally baled orchard grass. 1 doe attacked it, none ate with gusto. Should they get used to it over time?

Kind of a related question, do you have a good recipe for larger rabbits close to 1 year old?

Don't write the book till the snakes have quiled! I suspect that's old English of coiled, or it may just be KY hillbilly:)

Thank you so much! You put shelves inside the birting box as kits grow? Those are much larger than I thought necessary, but I'd like to give them all more space anyway, joining cages and adding new ones. I'm wondering now if I lost my 1st litter because kindling box was too small for momma.

I need to build kindling boxes and I was recently advised to provide all of them with hide boxes. Trouble is dimensions given would make boxes that covered 1/2 the cage floor. My does are about 18" long stretched out and relaxing. The buck is older and larger. So how large do kindling and...

The over-the-shoulder-bould....ooops.....bunny holder:)

They were all dead this morning. I'll give her 1 more chance in 6 weeks to breed. If that doesn't work I got an American Blue doe to replace her. It's easy to get caught up in this. I like rare breeds of livestock and I believe I'll wind up with purebred Silver Fox ad American Blue

I am in the process of losing a litter, momma isn't very interested in kits. They are in cages in an 8 x 20 shed, lots of open windows covered in hardware cloth. No predator can get in but lots of predators live here. Would predators prowling around the shed cause bunny distress?

I'm just taken by the twitchy nose thing. I grew up watching Elizabeth Montgomery on "Bewitced", so twitchy noses are sexy! :)