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I was having this conversation recently with the some vet friends. They gave the figures for footfall at vets, and I can't remember the exact, but it was, I think, less than 5% on average for...

I was so right, too. She was an absolute treasure. She took no ****from anyone. She had so much spirit about her that when she was staying at the vets as the companion rabbit, the nurses could not...

It is worth knowing with Home and Roost that they supply replacement individual hutch parts. So if you are buying the 6ft hutch it basically comes in 3ft sections and the end/joining pieces. This...

Another Hay Box regular here. 15kg of timothy hay blended every 4 weeks. They get this 'posh' hay about twice a week and baled hay the rest of the time. I really notice the change in water...

Aww, the photos are adorable.

How many hours together to get to that stage? And how many sessions. You definitely made the right call. I am so nervous when I have a special bond like you do with...

:shock: at the prices.

Don't be ridiculous - of course is not FULLY retired. For one, she is actively working on the website and planning a "peri-operative death" investigation. All of this has been "imminent" for some...

See my post earlier - I have had about 80% survival from blockage surgeries.

Cases like Barnaby, who died last year, are more complicated, he went into stasis then became blocked because of an...

That's not really mixed messages, just confusing ones! Just because they can't see signs of blockage doesn't definitively mean there isn't one. It could also be down to the skill and experience of...

First thing I pick out from your questions - it is not standard procedure to "cut out" a physical blockage. Cutting rabbit intestines carries a very poor prognosis so the usual method is to "milk"...

This always my problem when I had insurance, name had to go on the policy so I felt under pressure with the name.

They are looking very contented together already.

:love::love:

I think the "rules" I have been given are far too rigid and the fact that I can't fit them round my life has just made me not do it. The former rescue owner who used to bond for me will only bond...

I think one of the reasons I put off bonding is the "rule" I have been given that you put them together and then don't separate at any point unless fighting... This just isn't practical especially...

I tried Artie and Esme in around 2009. It instantly became growling, circling/chasing and scrapping. It was so fast I don't even know why/who. Given that Artie was my soulmate, I think the fear of...

I am observing closely as I need to learn how to bond. My bonder cancelled three bonds (booked back to back) in autumn and hasn't been back in touch since - not even to provide an update. I'm...

This isn't the article that Frances told me about, as it was an English, possibly regional, newspaper, but this is the case she was talking about. I would have a strong suspicion that it would be one...

Not dewlap but abdominal excess baggy skin.

Not me but Frances Harcourt-Brown told me of a rabbit at Bunny Burrows rescue that was in the same predicament due to weight loss and the rolls of skin...

A confident wee soul. I think he will thrive in his new home.

:love: welcome home little man.

Nope. Most state they won't pay for treatment for conditions you could have vaccinated for.

Those that cover dentals (in my experience) say they need to have one dental check a year. The chances...

Age should be no problem with a confident vet.

When I got 7 year old Percy (Thrianta) last year, Ruth had no hesitation in neutering him

Sending healing thoughts

Skuse me, I don't recall suggesting anything dishonest;). Rescues have a lot of strays. Take Scally for instance, Heather was the first to see him and estimated 4-5 years. Frances thought younger but...

As for age, depending on where the bun comes from you might have to guess their age and that is difficult to do with bunnies unless they are youngsters or elderly - who really knows if they are under...