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i know you were in pain at the end but letting you go was the hardest thing i have ever had to do. binky free my Pierre. i will always love you. Kyi, Inarra and Pierre.

2 weeks after his dental at the specialists, 2 weeks after being given the all clear on his dental abscess...Pierre has developed a lump under his eye. he had a vets appointment this morning. another abscess. he has another vets appointment at 4 today (this time with the specialists). i was so...

how long did it take? obviously they shave the area but Inara was spayed at the beginning of march and her stomach is still almost completely bald:? she also picked her stitches open resulting in the vet glueing her back together. she then peeled of the glue and the skin it was stuck to. in...

my name is Kyi, my mummy says im a very clever. i like it best when she reads me stories. what shall we read today?...theres so many to choose from will you read my favourite one mum? very well. are you sitting comfortably? then i'l begin.....once upon a time at the bottom of the...

'what are you doing with that syringe, mum?' 'Euewwww! Baytril!' :lol:. poor Pierre! im such a cruel bunny mummy:oops:

as the title says, im looking for photos to use as referance for my artwork for an exhibition im working on. im looking for good quality clear ''action' photos (running/jumping etc) preferably of belguim hares/rexes but any and every bun are more than welcome.:D

...do your best impression of a giant teddy bear. how much do i love my Pierre!:love: took advantage of the half decant light today to snap a few more piccies:D 'Bundle!' Inara does 'this lil piggy..'

I spent the last week in scotland...somehow you can tell i missed my babies.....the sculpture stands about knee high (little bigger than life size) (the real Pierre...its not a great pic but it was the only one i seem to be able to find of him in a similar pose...)

if you have read a thread or two about Pierre you might remember that the roots of his molars were massively overgrown causing infection in his jaw and his molars on the top left to fallout. his bottom ones remained but would need burring on a regular basis to prevent them becoming over grown...

Peekaboo! this'll be why my 'clean' washing is always covered in rabbit hair:roll::lol: (and just so Pierre and Inarra dont feel left out, here they are all snuggled up)

i know that Pierre wont ever recover from the infection related to his dental problems but at times he looks well its soo hard for me to even think about that but im grateful for the time that i have with him and i thought id share a few pictures of him with you. This is my favorite...

i've noticed Pierre has developed thick dandruff on his upper back (it continues up to the top of his ears and the back of his head but his flanks seem to be free of it) the skin isn't inflamed, he hasn't been scratching and was treated for mites a week ago as a precaution. i was wondering if...

for the last week my french lop Pierre had been picking at his food (his molars dont align properly so he has them burred every few months) i booked him but after his dental when i spoke to the vet he explained that several of his upper molars were 'falling' out. when they did an xray it showed...

we noticed a lump on Enyas jaw on saturday which the vet identified as a dental abscess. on tuesday 17.03.09 she died while under anasthetic to remove the abscess. Enya had never suffered problems with her teeth or given any indication of a reaction to the anaesthetic and her death has come as...

my french lop Pierre had his incisors (all 6 ) removed about a year and a half ago. recantly i noticed he appeared to be chewing when there was nothing in his mouth. his back teeth were checked by the vet who could find nothing to acount for his behaviour. yesterday i noticed he has a tooth...

does anyone have any experiance of strokes in young rabbits? possibal cause? average recovery time? i know some strains of lionheads are prone to epilepsy is this true for netherlands? are they more prone to neurological problems in general?

someone mentioned a little while ago that thair rabbit had recantly had the molars trimmed/rasped without GA using a dental gag. does anyone much about this? can this be used to remove spurs/trim the back molars? is there a limit on the size of rabbit this can be used on? my french lop had to...

if you've read some of my previous posts you will know that my rex , Enya has been suffering reoccuring bouts of gastric stasis. yesterday i recieved the blood test results. the vet explanined the results showed a low white blood cell count but more worrying was the presance of 'hidden'(?) cell...

i've been having problems with my rex Enya recantly. while the vets i currantly use are able to treat her, no one seems to be able to offer me an explanation for her reoccuring bouts of stasis. hence i wanted a second opinion. the first clinic i called treats 'exotic' pets such as reptiles...

i know albino rabbits inparticular seem prone to scanning..has anyone any experiance of a scanning movment that was limted to the pupils instead of the entire head?