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Apple cider vinegar has helped others get their rabbits into breeding mode, too. 
I think i need to get rid of my NZWs.
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grumpy
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ACV is a positive additive to your regimen....However, it is not a cure-all,
be-all, that many profess it to be. I've yet to read a comprehensive case
study on the pro's and con's of this touted magic elixir.
"Circular-Racing" LOL....I sometimes get dizzy just watching. I'm amazed
that the buck, turning as fast as he does, doesn't fall over from spinning
so much. His equilibrium must surpass that of a Human's.
"Shaking of Ears"....Could well mean "ear-mites" in its early-stage. Quite
often one may not be able to see the colonization begin in the bottom of
the ear canal. Keep a close eye on this. Once it looks a shade "Darker"
down in there, you'll be sure there's an early ear-mite infestation
beginning. It's not a "crime" to have this problem....it becomes one if it's
not addressed and treated. Ear-mites are an easy fix.
grumpy.
be-all, that many profess it to be. I've yet to read a comprehensive case
study on the pro's and con's of this touted magic elixir.
"Circular-Racing" LOL....I sometimes get dizzy just watching. I'm amazed
that the buck, turning as fast as he does, doesn't fall over from spinning
so much. His equilibrium must surpass that of a Human's.
"Shaking of Ears"....Could well mean "ear-mites" in its early-stage. Quite
often one may not be able to see the colonization begin in the bottom of
the ear canal. Keep a close eye on this. Once it looks a shade "Darker"
down in there, you'll be sure there's an early ear-mite infestation
beginning. It's not a "crime" to have this problem....it becomes one if it's
not addressed and treated. Ear-mites are an easy fix.
grumpy.
