With my copy of Rabbiting On I got a little leaflet saying about National Rabbit Week in January. I have been trying to get onto the website they gave www.nationalrabbitweek.co.uk only it doesn't work..... anyone else tried?
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National Rabbit Week
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cheekytikki
Wise Old Thumper
doesnt work for me either
beckiboo186
Warren Veteran
Thats useful then isnt it :lol: Maybe its not set up yet :? 
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Found a bit on here: http://www.furandfeather.co.uk/
It must be a new thing tho, I've never heard of it before :lol:
It must be a new thing tho, I've never heard of it before :lol:
johannapage
Warren Scout
NRW isnt until january as far as im aware the website should be up and running mid december...
i think vets are going to do free bunny mots and stuff.... not sure what they will think of those of you with small zoo's........
i think vets are going to do free bunny mots and stuff.... not sure what they will think of those of you with small zoo's........
Hiya,
The websites live now - http://www.nationalrabbitweek.co.uk
Quite a lot of good information on there!
Tam
The websites live now - http://www.nationalrabbitweek.co.uk
Quite a lot of good information on there!
Tam
AlisonA said:
the pips contain a tiny tiny amount of cyanide (which in small quantaties the body can eliminate) you have would have to eat kilos of pips for it to have any effect. the pips also have an extremely tough outer skin which is very difficult to digest (most plants have the same so when the fruit is eaten the seed passes out the other end, unharmed with an extra helping of nitrates :wink: )
giving your buns an occasional apple core is not going to effect them.
I just gon an e-mail about it :shock: :shock:
It said
Hi there,
I've just spotted on the forum you were discussing National Rabbit Week. I've just registered with the forum, but can't get on there until they've registered me, so I hope you don't mind me emailing you.
www.nationalrabbitweek.co.uk is now LIVE! So please go on and have a look for yourselves, and let us know what you think. Please could you also let everyone on the forum know that the website is now live, and the pace is picking up to National Rabbit Week.
Thanks in advance,
Kind regards
Rachel
It said
Hi there,
I've just spotted on the forum you were discussing National Rabbit Week. I've just registered with the forum, but can't get on there until they've registered me, so I hope you don't mind me emailing you.
www.nationalrabbitweek.co.uk is now LIVE! So please go on and have a look for yourselves, and let us know what you think. Please could you also let everyone on the forum know that the website is now live, and the pace is picking up to National Rabbit Week.
Thanks in advance,
Kind regards
Rachel
AlisonA said:
http://www.intervet.co.uk/products_public/panacur_rabbit/010_overview.asp
It's on this link
tupperwarequeen
Mama Doe
its a very good site, friendly and informative, and it suggests rescues rather than pet shops, :thumb:
kitschkitty
Mama Doe
maxxev said:AlisonA said:
the pips contain a tiny tiny amount of cyanide (which in small quantaties the body can eliminate) you have would have to eat kilos of pips for it to have any effect. the pips also have an extremely tough outer skin which is very difficult to digest (most plants have the same so when the fruit is eaten the seed passes out the other end, unharmed with an extra helping of nitrates :wink: )
giving your buns an occasional apple core is not going to effect them.
I just eat the apple and cut the core in half - take out the pips and give Deej it - removing the pips takes all of 30 seconds! (and Deej loves apple)
Great info on the site, but how shocking to hear that At least 80% of rabbits in the UK are not being fed correctly. :shock:
