SamanthaJane
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She is gorgeous!!! How old is she? So fluffy!!
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Moving to Serbia with the warren - need transport advice!
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She is gorgeous!!! How old is she? So fluffy!!
They said she was born on 14.09.2011 so 4 months, but upon reflection I am thinking that is the date she came to the pet shop, as she is already a big bun at about 1.5 - 2 kgs - I think I'll put her at 7 - 8 months, and she's about the same size as Sharik was at that age, so another 5 kg. fluffball coming up
If they ever became a trio, it would be funny to watch the little orange King try to boss those two around :lol:
:thumb: This -I feel so guilty now having to put one of them in a cage and do shifts of free-ranging...
Another vote here for the train I'd also talk to the vet and see if you can get some mild sedatives or something, just in case they do get too stressed, and take some recovery food with you, as often rabbits dont like to eat much when travelling and as its two days you may need/want to syringe feed them.
She looks lovely I adore lionlops! I hope you dont mind me mentioning it but the amount that hay rack holds wouldnt last one of mine more than an hour you must be forever filling it! if you have an Ikea out there I reccommend their plastic bag holders as hay racks, they hold more than 12 hours worth for my two, or she could have a big bed of hay
I'd also talk to the vet and see if you can get some mild sedatives or something, just in case they do get too stressed, and take some recovery food with you, as often rabbits dont like to eat much when travelling and as its two days you may need/want to syringe feed them. She looks lovely
I adore lionlops! I hope you dont mind me mentioning it but the amount that hay rack holds wouldnt last one of mine more than an hour you must be forever filling it! if you have an Ikea out there I reccommend their plastic bag holders as hay racks, they hold more than 12 hours worth for my two, or she could have a big bed of hay 
Alibunmum
Wise Old Thumper
Another vote here for the train
She looks lovely
At the moment she is stuck in a pet shop till Tuesday. Believe it or not that is the larger accomodation that alley at fought to have her put in. I am sure she will have masses of hay when she gets home on Tuesday!
