Recent content by RogerRabbit999

My vet who neuters rabbits every day at his rabbit clinic, doesn't neuter under 5 months. The reason being that the younger you neuter the more risk is involved. You could have them done and they will be absolutely fine, but how would you feel if one was fine and one wasn't? Personally, I don't...

My blind baby Violet had this. It was an ulcer on cornea following a trauma injury of some sort. My vet explained that the red we can see is actually the blood vessels rushing to the surface to help the healing process.

Not sure if what I do for my splay leg bunny, who can't clean his left ear, would help, and I would definately check with your vet first. Scooter gets a really waxy ear, and he goes mad scratching it, but I guess it would feel pretty uncomfortable. I've used for some time now, Quistel...

You were VERY lucky. My 'special needs' bunnies were unlawfully seized last July, and Buster, Paddington, Pippa and Marmalade all pts before even discussing with me, to end their suffering!! Actually 3 of my buns were adopted from the RSPCA, following home checks, references being provided from...

My bridge bunny developed these same symptoms very suddenly. It was just the worst thing ever seeing him rolling. Dee definately needs metacam twice a day for the inflammatory properties as well as pain relief. My vet who is a rabbit specialist diagnosed Pasterella in his right ear. He made a...

Baby is just great and absolutely loves living indoors. Demi is only in Nottingham and can visit when she wants. I post her pics and updates a couple of times a week on fb. She might take Baby and Dipsy home for a week in the summer hols. I know how hard it was for her to rehome Baby, but she...

Sorry for the delay in responding to your pm, but I've been in hospital. Roger is/was my 'bunny of my lifetime' and I like to use his name whenever I can :love: Funnily enough, Sweetie would actually be the best of your buns for me, because I don't have any outdoor buns, they all (5), live...

I'm so so sorry that you find yourself in this absolutely terrible situation that you never expected to be in. If there is one of your rabbits that you are finding especially hard to have to let go, then I am happy to in effect foster that bunny for you, and neuter, vaccinate, and then when ypur...

Sorry. Shouldn't have posted on your thread.

Well I hope people can help, because if not and she ends up phoning the rspca than they may just be pts, because of the numbers already in rescue. To be fair, she doesn't look to be the usual breeder/hoarder type, as they certainly look clean and well cared for, and even if she were they are...

I really wouldn't be removing the 1st litter or making any drastic changes that could impair their development when a second litter hasn't even been confirmed as yet. Even if mum does have another litter, it isn't a good idea to cause her any upset unneccessararily. I would just carry on as you...

My rabbits and guinea pigs are adopted from rescues. I always choose rabbits that are most in need of a home, be it 'special needs', behavioural issues or have simply been there a long time and are constantly overlooked. Colours, ears, size etc play no part whatsoever in my choice, it is all...

Exclusions are any pre-existing medical conditions, injuries your bunny has before taking out an insurance policy.

That is odd isn't it. Do you think it's because they deal with my vet they are so much better. I can't really say what they are like because I just fill in what I need to on the claim form and then give it to my vet. The only permanent exclusions are for Scooter's splay leg and Violet's eyes...