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I raise NZ so about 5 lbs or 10 weeks. Once they hit age of being sexed and eating on their own, they get separated in to appropriate "community" cages until Freezer Camp.

I've got a first timer that thinks the nest box is for bathroom use as well. So I feel your frustration. I'm giving her one more chance since she didn't breed last time...if she continues to do it then I'll replace her with one from my two new litters. I've already have to replace 1 or 2....3...

Mother/Son, Father/Daughter is OK. Brother/Sister is a no-no

Oils generally take a few hours to a full day, depending on how bad they are. I'd dose them again a week later and it wouldn't hurt to dose them once a month from then on out if the problem seems to persist. Ear mites are a big PITA around here so I dose mine monthly.

She doesn't place ME. I keep her b/c she is unruly....as I am. It's quite hard to explain really. I do NOT allow anyone, other than me, to handle her.

yes, I've used it for years. If you don't want to use that, then olive oil or mineral oil works pretty good to. I had a bout of ear mites and I treated ALL of my rabbits (whether they were infected or not) and those that had the mites where cleared up within 4 hours and their ears were squeaky...

sounds about right. I found that WD40 works wonders and gets rid of mites exceptionally fast. Good Luck....and I would make sure that the next play date, her critters are critter free.

I have always scruffed them and then scooping up at their rear and grabbing their hind legs. If they freak, I let them hang upside down until they calm down (normally doesn't take to long)then scruff them again, still holding on to the hind legs. It doesn't hurt them at all. I have a VERY...