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Beau loves his hay! He has instructed us to make sure he is kept warm during the cold weather. IMG_3228 by Sara Thornton, on Flickr He has two wooden ox bedrooms - one is a large pine ottoman stuffed with straw and hay, the other, facing it, is a smaller box with a bit less hay inside as he...

These are my little paintings that I do for fun (I do list them as stock in my shop, but they are things I just enjoy painting as a break from commissions :) ) IMG_2395 by Sara Thornton, on Flickr IMG_2393 by Sara Thornton, on Flickr IMG_2392 by Sara Thornton, on Flickr IMG_2391 by Sara...

Blackberry - because he was tiny (8 weeks old nethie), black and shiny, so the other 'Boys' had to have names that went with that. Dandelion - had the yellowest markings out of the four (they were black otters) Buttercup - he was a sweetie Clover - (we thought he was a girl) - but incredibly...

Haven't posted on here for ages since Photobucket had a hissy fit - I'm just about managing to start loading pics on to Flickr though :) IMG_7815 by Sara Thornton, on Flickr IMG_7799 by Sara Thornton, on Flickr Just a few of the mini paintings I did over the summer :)

They're lovely! I've seen Sindy and Pippa dolls etc. re-rooted as ooak projects, but not the MLPs before. They look great!

I've always loved bunnies - I had bunny toys instead of teddies as a baby (and still have them, 47 years later!). We had a family bunny, Snowy, when I was about 6, but despite my love of bunnies I never became a bunny slave until I was 39, when I worked at a petting farm (never again!) and...

A couple of my buns would only eat Care Plus, (despite it's being far more expensive than SS etc :lol: ) The colours are for different flavours - Blackberry would always pick certain colours out first, so they obviously tasted different :) I bought mine from Amazon as they were really hard to...

Thanks for the replies - now I'm more confused than ever :lol: The sorrel I have is red vein sorrel - there seem to be a lot of different types out there, so I don't know if that makes a difference.

I've been trying to Google the answer, but there seem to be a lot of conflicting opinions. It's classed as an herb, or so a lot of places say, and plenty of places say all herbs apart from chives are safe for bunnies. One site I looked on had it listed on its 'poisonous' list but also on its...

Wow, there's some lovely work on here again :) I've worked out how to use Flickr - yay! Photobucket has been officially divorced! So now I can share some pics of recent work again :) IMG_7081 by Sara Thornton, on Flickr IMG_7082 by Sara Thornton, on Flickr Blue Box Frame with Dutch Bunnies...

Thanks all. See, I didn't think it had been ordered in specially - the vets had sent a newsletter round about it a few months ago, and when I was passing I called in and asked if it was available, the receptionist said she check and give me a call. She called later that day to say yes it was...

Thanks - I'll see if I can find the other thread :) I want to be able to email my vets and link to this thread so that they can see the variation in prices.

I took Lady Jane and Mr. Beau Brambles for their VHD2 vaccs today and got the shcok of my life when I was charged £141.04! I had forgotten to ask how much they would be when I booked them in, but thought it would be a round the £40 each mark. The invoice is itemised, and for each bunny it says...

Thank you - I already use forage foods, but I don;t have a huge amount of storage any more and Beau has a big appetite so they won't last all winter. What I'm asking for is recommendations for veg and maybe fruit that I can use as extras for his diet.

Thanks :) He's fine with a bit of green or white cabbage, so hopefully the odd treat of a small piece of red cabbage will be ok :) He does have loads of herbs, but a lot die down over winter, so I just want a bit of a variety of fresh fruit or veg to supplement his diet, but he already has a...