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Hi all, the Northwest Georgia Cavy & Rabbit Club show is rapidly approaching on March 5th. This is a big triple show with plenty of exhibitors and a large variety of breeds. The facility is a nice large livestock barn, still it gets full quickly so it's best to arrive early. The show starts at...

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As of this week my rabbits are no longer in their hutches, they are in my barn with the chickens - about 400sqft. So far I am loving this decision and the rabbits seem happier (which is big for me). I have 2 senior bucks, a junior doe, and 4 senior does in the colony. No fighting, but my rabbits...

I want to change my rabbits to natural. I've been to TSC to check what they sell based on some of what I skimmed over here today. Here's what I have come across and what do you guys think - would it be doable? I can get: All grain - oats/barley/corn Whole oats Alfalfa hay Oat/Timothy/Alfalfa...

I was wondering about using black oil sunflower seeds as the protein source for naturally fed rabbits? Is it imperative that alfalfa is the base of a natural diet? I only question it because I don't have a reliable source of good, affordable hay. TIA

This plant is growing in my yard in large quantities. I'm hoping it is rabbit safe. Can anyone help me identify it? I'm clueless with plants. Thank you in advance.

Pending the health of my remaining rabbits (long story) I will be greatly reducing the available space of my rabbitry to 8-10 cages, 12 at the absolute most. For those with a small rabbitry (less than 15 or 20 cages), how many brood animals do you keep? How do you decide which rabbits will stay...

Do you screen pet homes for quality or sell your pets to the first person with money?

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I purchased 7 young Harlequins (5wks to 3 months) right before Christmas. Last week Georgia's temperatures dropped drastically, the coldest we've had in literally years. I lost three of my Harlequins (plus a pet Dutch of unknown origin and age) over the course of four-five days. All were magpie...

I've given my rabbits pine cones as a toy when I can gather some (no pine trees in my yard) for years. My uncle was very sweet and collected two trash bags ful of pine cones for me. Most of them chew the cones up, so I was wondering - is there any nutritional value to the pine cone?

Does anyone use Tucker Milling rabbit feed? What do you like or dislike about it? I've located a new feed store and was able to purchase a 50 pound bag of it for $2 less than what I was able to buy my previous brand (Big Red) for.