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Oh God when the thread title said you lost Kanga today I thought he had died. So glad it was only a windowsill adventure.

Some people use bubble wrap around their water bottles. Never used it myself. All my animals have ceramic water bowls.

I don't have a space to bond them in that I can watch 24/7 so will be sending them off to be bonded once I have found a date to suit the bonders and can find someone to give me and the rabbits a lift. Round trip of three hours!

He is ust so fluffy and wonderful.

I believe that dried forage is higher in calcium than most veg. so I treat it rather like pellets. Ooo read Shimmer's response. How brilliant. I can up their dried forage!

That curtain is definitely much appreciated by both of them. They feel a bit more secure I expect. Glad you engoyed the thread (spelt wrong because the letter after i doesn't work on this keyboard)!

His water bowl was cleaned out and refreshed after the photo. He has two litter trays. One to rest in and one as a toilet. He adores his pellets. I scatter feed them for both rabbits every evening.

Here is the handsome lad who is now called Bindweed!!!!!

I use timothy hay from www.timothy.hay.co.uk. and Ings hay from hay and straw. Tried to copy the link but I have forgotten how to copy and paste!

He looks wonderful. I had angora x ? rabbit, Jack many years ago. He was so friendly and so so soft. He was easy to groom so not much help to you on that front!

When I moved here in 2023 there was a lovely big shed in the garden. It has been great for the rabbits and for the guinea pigs buuuut it is letting water in at the bottom, the window panes are rotten and the floor is kind of soft and spongey! I am planning to get a new shed. I want a really...

I have only recently put the shingles down in order to cover the mesh which had gaps under it where the soil was uneven. The pebbles would definitely be diggable in I reckon. He is settling in so well. I managed to stroke him a bit today which was lovely.

He has used the litter tray nearest Moondust's area but not the one on his platform (guinea pig stand shelf).

He was board today so had a little chomp on the insulation and on the plywood board. Some diy needed there I reakon! I gave him a few willow branches to chew which he was very happy with.

I am thinking of Starlight for a name to match Moondust but not sure yet. There has been more socialising by the puppy pen panel nearest to where Moondust hangs out. I do hope that they bond seamlessly when I introduce them. A few weeks yet though.

Moondust was over by the puppy panel furthest from the shed door again this evening. I looked on his side of the pen and there was a generous smattering of (very healthy) poos. Socialisation has clearly begun. Moondust is definitely happier. Me too.

He had quite a lot of interest due to his striking looks. I feel very lucky.

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He is here and he is lovely! He seems very confident and had a good look around and munched some hay then hopped off into the run and lopped around it much to his previous owners' delight. They had a run but it wasn't tall enough so they were very pleased that he had so much space and height...

Sending love. I know exactly what you mean about an empty house. I felt like that after my Mother died (I was her carer). It was always hard to feel that I had done enough for her so I hope you can look back at your journals and see and remember the beautiful care that you gave your lovely...