Recent content by Sue

Yes, quite possibly if the rabbits breath the smoke - passive or active smoking really isn't a good idea for any species, as has been scientifically researched.

I absolutely agree about the cats. They really should be under some form of control, especially considering the harm they do to wildlife.

Adorable :D

Toastin' yer 'bum- perfick!!

I'm so very sorry, you both fought so hard and no-one could have done more for little Rosie. Thinking of you.

I'm so very sorry, sending many condolences.

Might Manuka Honey help at all? I have heard very positive things about it for wound healing.

I would say that this is fairly typical of vet bills; it certainly happened many times to me. I understand that vets have costs to cover, but I was frequently put in mind of squeaking pips.

A really happy outcome for everyone, and very cheering indeed :)

Regarding the pin worms, please be extremely vigilant about hygiene as these love to live in humans as well, and their eggs are miniscule.

She is such a very lucky rabbit to have found you, and it is lovely to see her progressing so well. She looks very relaxed and contented :D

Could it have been human excreta in the dunes? (in which case perhaps wear gloves in case of hepatitis etc)

i hope she doesn't develop concussion, especially if her eyes were affected :(

Hi, I had a similar problem in a similar situation, and just had to keep on hassling them - you're right - she does deserve better! I don't think they are ignoring you, just that they get very busy and side-tracked. Sending sympathy.

Many congratulations!! :)