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Yes..she was the giant bun with awful foot abcesses..cleared up with manuka honey eventually(and some abx!!)

I remember you!!!!! Welcome back. I've only recently rejoined after a long absence:wave::D

Hi....Is there anyway you can get to a farm? I get a bale for £4.00 and store it in my wheelie bin. I have 4 bunsters and abale lasts a couple of months..I use it for bedding and food. So much cheaper and a lovely quality

:wave: :wave:Thank You:wave:

You should have done! I'm usually around apart from Mondays, Thurs and sunday afternoons!

You are still a lot younger than I am, Jane!!!! :lol:

Hi Jane!!!:D ...... And all the other old faithfulls!!!!:love:

Hi ALL!!! It's well over a year since I was on the forum last,but having scrolled through some sections I see there are still some familiar names of folk who might remember me:wave: Here's a quick update.. I now have only 4 bunsters..a trio who live outdoors(Fliss,Bunty and Dave). Fliss and...

Huge cyber<< hugs>> You know that my thoughts are with you. Hx

Update Hi Anna, I'm so pleased to know that you've managed to find someone known to you who is able to look after Pookie for you.:thumb: I'm sure you'll feel more relaxed about leaving him with a family friend.:D. Good luck with the field study. H

Gorgeous handsome chappie. :wave: Very clever name too, Jane..in keeping with the Morse theme:thumb:

Hi Jane! Voice from the past here!! Sending loads of <<<HUGS>>>

I'll message you just now.

long term boarding Hi. Is he neutered?

You've worked your magic again Jill!

He has a litter tray.... lol

He is used to the smell of my other buns as he often bustles about beside their runs , but never displays "bunny" behaviour around them..shows no interest whatsoever. I sometimes think he doesn't realise he's a rabbit!

He'd started random weeing a few weeks before they arrived. He's always had total free range but never leaves the lounge as he doesn't like walking on the parquet flooring which is in the hall. I don't think we'd have enough litter trays:lol: as he 's left evidence all overthe place..always next...

This is a good time to put them out as they'll have time to grow winter coats. My rspca buns had been "indoors" for several months before I adopted them, and were absolutely fine. I does help that they have each other... The only downside is the fact that you have to go outside to clean them...

I thought as much. :(. I hadn't noticed the article in Rabbitting on, so will go and have a look later.