angel_night
Mama Doe
I got a new rabbit in half term, an english spot doe called Cherry hehe. She is 2 years old.
She is gorgeous and SO sweet natured. She has come from a breeder, but she is so compassionate about ehr rabbits, and would do ANYTHING for them. They live in amazing conditions, are all so friendly and are just lovely. She is a good friend of mine, and has an incredible knowledge of buns. She could no longer keep most of buns as they were moving into rented accomodation (she won't be breeding anymore either). She really wanted me to have Cherry as she means a lot to her, but she can't take her with her and knows I'll look after her really well. My rabbit Dusty is from this lady, and is an amazng rabbit.
Cherry has settled in really well. Bonding is taking awhile, but we are getting there. I've bonded so well with her, and it feels like I've had her forever. She is incredibly sweet natured and just lovely.
She has had kits, and so I was wondering if she still needed to be spayed to try and prevent cancer. I know with dogs that if they don't have pupies or are soayed they can get a potentially fatal illness and I'm not sure if the same applies to rabbits?
Ruth xx
She is gorgeous and SO sweet natured. She has come from a breeder, but she is so compassionate about ehr rabbits, and would do ANYTHING for them. They live in amazing conditions, are all so friendly and are just lovely. She is a good friend of mine, and has an incredible knowledge of buns. She could no longer keep most of buns as they were moving into rented accomodation (she won't be breeding anymore either). She really wanted me to have Cherry as she means a lot to her, but she can't take her with her and knows I'll look after her really well. My rabbit Dusty is from this lady, and is an amazng rabbit.
Cherry has settled in really well. Bonding is taking awhile, but we are getting there. I've bonded so well with her, and it feels like I've had her forever. She is incredibly sweet natured and just lovely.
She has had kits, and so I was wondering if she still needed to be spayed to try and prevent cancer. I know with dogs that if they don't have pupies or are soayed they can get a potentially fatal illness and I'm not sure if the same applies to rabbits?
Ruth xx
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