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I'm posting this link to a discussion about cocci. Grumpy & Michaels4gardens had some good advice, and both have been raising rabbits a very, very long time. so sorry this is happening to your rabbits and you! post246589.html?hilit=Cocci%20grumpy#p246589

I have had a buck break his neck when he bounced off the side of a cage and fell. What was her neck like when you picked her up?

Thank you so much!!! I had a wonderful day. It's getting colder here, Homer, so I'm turning into a chilled peach. :lol: I appreciate the good wishes. Now on to strawberry shortcake for my birthday cake!

:hbd: Happy birthday! :hbd: Much cake and many good wishes on your special day!

I just made jelly from mine today. It makes a beautiful, tasty jelly. Mine is growing where it gets full Georgia sun for about 7 hours, so it may be ok in the sun if you get it rooted. Bend a few soft twigs down and pin them to the ground, like Prietler suggested. If they don't take you can...

:happybday2u: Many wishes for a wonderful year! :happybday2u:

Maggie's solution is sensible. Another idea: it has been a couple of years since I actively looked into this, but hot composting used to be suggested to help break down the pesticide residue quickly. Your compost might not have as many active organisms as sheet or cold compost, (if done...

Hi Miss M! Haven't been on much either because of a lot of life stuff, but popped on now & saw your post. Hugs to you & yours--glad your home is ok! Hope to see you are well and back when I pop on again.

Wanted to say a warm "hey!" to everyone, because I've only been able to peek in from time to time and not chat as much as I'd like. Had A LOT going on this year: some new, expensive health issues caused by flares of old; had minor surgery, health problems with my aging parents, family changes...

Heritage, I think I can empathize. My house was refinanced earlier this year as well. I was absolutely in a knot: we had bought the house right as the housing crisis hit 9 years ago, tried to refinance a year or so after we purchased it. Because the banks had been so lenient previously...

cottage cheese mixed (or blended in a blender) with kibble is good for them, and is tolerated better than milk by pregnant cats & kittens. The extra protein & calcium is good for them. Make it thinner than you'd expect because it can be hard for them to "potty" when transitioning. If you...

:hbd: :happybday2u: :happybday2u: :hbd: thank you for everything you do for all of us at RT. Here's an extra birthday wish, in case you need back-up when you blow out the candles: :wizard: :farmer2:

What do you mean by bedstraw? This? http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-V8UbYa7uL_g/T ... .25.54.jpg If so, that is bun edible. I've been feeding it for a few years since I thought it was Cleavers! The branches that are budded out would be great. My buns would munch the buds off like popcorn, then go...

Me, too--I had some extra stalks here that I gave to Jack, my senior buck. Not crazy about it at all. Sometimes, though, the buns will turn their little noses up at something, then munch it up later. Could be they have enough of whatever-that-plant-provides from their other foods, or that it...

Happy day-after birthday, Zass! :happybday2u: :hbd: :choir: :choir: :happybday2u: Glad you had a wonderful day, and that you had enough time off to actually enjoy it!!! Glad you are here, and thanks for all the help!

It will probably depend on what pest control you use. This one is approved for use in Organic production and contains pyrethrins, so should be fine if you washed everything well http://www.planetnatural.com/product/mo ... ck-killer/ Or, you could just get some chickens or guinea fowl, and let...

:oops: Late for the party again!!! :happybday2u: Happy birthday, Homer!!! For all you do to help everyone out (and keep us laughing) you deserve a 21 Bun salute: :bunnyhop: :bunnyhop: :bunnyhop: :bunnyhop: :bunnyhop: :bunnyhop: :bunnyhop:: :bunnyhop: :bunnyhop: :bunnyhop...

One more thought: Berea College in KY and College of the Ozarks are two colleges that are free. Students will have to work for the free education, but it's another option if you would like a college experience. And as Dayna pointed out, there are scholarships. You may actually find the small...

Yes, they will be fine to feed. My buns love the buds on rabbit-agreeable trees such as apple, willow, river birch and pear. They nibble the buds off first, then work on the rest of the branch.

This link discusses auditory processing disorder. https://www.understood.org/en/learning- ... g-disorder Does this sound similar to what you are describing? I feel like I've seen a source that discusses something similar to what your decribing elsewhere. Will forward & post if I find it.