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it makes their pellets last longer and keeps them entertained longer, theres no reason why not to, as its high in fibre it is good for their digestion too

as a hi-fi feeder i can say we are referring to Dengie hifi (normally original apple) ;) mine get a handful per 2 buns mixed in with their pellets

:lol: :lol: :lol: he is just as snuggly and huggable as he looks too :love:

Not to AWWWWWWWWWW

personally i would keep them separate and rebond after their hormones have died down

mine have permanent access to their secure runs, it dont think it would be fair to shut them up at night, they are as active at night as they are in the day. last checks can be any where up to about 4 am :lol:

yes she probably will you would be best to worm all your rabbits every 6 months for 28 days, bleaching everything on days 21 & 28, that is the only way to kill ec, and it will help prevent any of them from getting it again i always recommend panacuring regularly

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if he is quite poorly you would be better syringing it to him, missing a dose could be more harmful in the long run then stressing him out its vital you do the full antibiotic course

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the lappinject VHD vaccine is 99% effective, no vaccine can fully say they will cover anything 100% but the lappinject is as near as damn it, the chances a bun that has been vacced with lappinject (i dont know about the others sorry) catching VHD are very very very minuscule

prices you are looking at are whole sale, or maybe the RRP of the covers, they arent cheap, but the biggest they sell is a 5ft :lol:

:lol: they arent the best pictures, they were taken late last night in poor light, i just found it so funny how he came over and huffed right when i got to the hutches :lol: hes an algerian grey snowflake, and he was born with no back feet, his back legs literally end at the ankles, my other hog...

He is an african pygmy hedgehog

of small hutches :lol:

aww bless :love: does he/she have a friend? they are very social little monsters, im owned by 14 :lol:

an APH is no more likely to get fleas then a rabbit is, if anything they are less likely as they are kept inside and very very very rarely go out (sometimes they can go out for half an hour or so on a nice day) APH are nothing like our wild european hedgies, they are a "man made" species ...

they are quite easy to hold really :lol: when they are relaxed their quills lay flat against their body and can easily be pushed in any direction, it feels like you are stroking a brush when they are having a strop, or are scared, they huff up and the quills are held rigidly up as shown by...

hehe, neither have i (unless you count one suffering from WHS) he was enjoying a nice fuss laid like that next to me :love:

yes he only has one eye, it is a genetic birth defect, i did say :lol: i didnt buy either of my hogs, they are both rescues, my other hog was born with no back feet, just stumps