Recent content by Jocelyn

If she's overweight then it might be that she's finding it hard to reach round and eat her caecotrophs and clean up her bottom?

Most bottles that are marketed for rabbits I find hardly give out any water so the rabbits have to try really hard to get enough out, plus the damn things sometimes stick so nothing comes out at all.. try a heavy bowl [like a ceramic dog bowl or I use a pyrex dish] instead - much easier to have...

I never usually post photos but I quite like this one :) It's a shame about the bit of bush on Kitten's face though :(

Ringworm *is* a fungal infection, and you can test for it under UV light or Wood's lamp.. I really don't understand why it would take 3 weeks to test for it.. It's very easily treated but it doesn't sound like it to me....

I just bought an excessively big tarpaulin from Robert Dyas, that's folded over several times and has a car windscreen sun reflector thing slotted in it when it's cold :)

The thought of it doesn't bother me in the slightest, after all a dead anything is just the shell of what used to be there. The person/animal's energy is no longer in that shell, so I have no issue with it [the same with me, I am on a register to donate my body to medical research and I am on...

I'm down in Brighton, can help a couple of buns temporarily if needed :)

Mine's in the hessian sack it comes in, in the 'pet cupboard' in the hallway. Bit messy but I've got laminate floors so it sweeps away easily :)

I'm so very sorry :(

You could try reducing the pellets right down to a spoonful? Hopefully it'll clear up his bum and make him eat more hay :)

I just keep my big bale of Dust Free Hay in a cupboard.

Like this one? http://blog.rabbitnetwork.org/wp-content/uploads/2006/06/Punky.jpg

Well I'm pretty sure I shouldn't.. I didn't think naming and shaming was allowed in case of libel.

:censored::censored::censored::censored: I know I can't post it up on here but I am so angry.. In the process of writing the :censored::censored: a hefty email :evil::evil::evil:

I think generally if the RSPCA is called out to somewhere and the animal is not in "immediate danger" [although that seems to vary from officer to officer] then all they can do is serve an improvement notice [if something is actually wrong such as enclosure size, food etc, which it sounds like...