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I've done well over 10 male/female bonds and this year finally built up the nerve to bond a trio....existing male/female pair and a single lionhead male neutered in Jan 23. I did some preparation as in side by side time on the lawn and did the bond during may half term. Started with a small...

Our two are currently in a 6x4 playhouse. Has anyone got a large shed where they have a section for the rabbits with cat flap to outside, and a section for garden items. Just looking for ideas. Thanks.

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Anyone got photos of their gardens that are good for both gardners and the bunnies?

Our two rabbits have an enclosed part of the garden but also free range. Last year we had hanging baskets which were nice. What have other people done to save plants all getting eaten by the rabbits? We love raised beds but my two would just jump in anyway.....

Thanks everyone. I fetched him home this morning. He is eating lots of food and everything seems ok. There were some sharp spikes so the dental was necessary. I can't believe how well he has done. Just need him to put a bit of weight back on.

Thank you. He has been eating and is on some pain relief. I'm hoping we can fetch him home tomorrow. I will set up an enclosure in the conservatory with his companion .

Chino had the dental done today and came through the anaesthetic. He is stopping at the vets overnight. Fingers crossed he can recover.

Sadly not. She had an ongoing ear infection that made her a target for flies during a heatwave. I kept finding the fly eggs in her coat and tried my best but one morning there was evidence of fly strike around her ear so she was put to sleep. There is a bit more to it and its a long story...

Our 13 year old saw the vet today for a check up and it was discovered he has some spikes on his teeth that need to be dealt with. We don't know what do to. I'm not sure how he would cope with the GA.

I'm definitely going to contact them. I just hope they are 100% certain they are all female.

We visited today for the winter wonderland and part of it is animals . There were reindeer and goats etc and a group of young rabbits. They were all together in a large enclosure. I asked the assistant about fighting and she said they were all female and youngsters. I counted up and there...

Baytril, canural eardrops, ronaxin. The particular infection us resistant to penicillin so that is no use.

Phoebe has had an ear infection since last year. We have seen the vet regularly and tried numerous treatments. A sample has also been sent off for analysis to see what medication would be most suitable. However, nothing clears up the infection. I am now trying to weigh up if Phoebe is suffering...

Thanks, booked in at the vets so will see what happens.

Almost 12 months on and we have not cured this ear infection. Swabs were sent off and the infection was found to be resistant to penicilin so we tried marbocyl. This worked up to a point but did not completely shift the infection. Then we have tried several courses of Ronaxan, again it worked...

Thank you! I will look into this.x

Following on from my thread about Phoebe's ear infection, can anyone recommend a rabbit specialist vet in Staffordshire area? Or even South Cheshire. Thanks

Thank you for this advice. Did you have a swab sent off first or did you just go for the treatments?

Thanks! Not been on here for ages. I have had a really bad year with our rabbits. Two deaths and now Phoebe's ear!