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Posted on April 24th 2009 in lionhead rabbits
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My bunny is drinking a fair bit everyday. I don't know how much exactly but over the past less than a week he's had about 200ml. He's inside the house because it's winter and is rather furry and it's abit warm in here. Is it normal for him to be drinking this much? He's pretty active too.
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Posted on April 22nd 2009 in lionhead rabbits
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Posted on April 22nd 2009 in lionhead rabbit
My Lionhead Rabbit Hates Drinking Water He Only Drinks It If Hes Really Thirsty What Can I Do To Substitute It?
-Megg x
I have had a couple of rabbits, but never had a problem with them drinking. Maybe give your rabbit some veggies as a treat that have a high water content such as celery. Start off slow as too much can give them diarrhea. If the problem persists, as far as not drinking, take the rabbit to the vet as something serious could be wrong. Rabbits are delicate animals. My experience was the rabbits went through a lot of water because of the hay and pellets, so your condition is unusual. If you question the health of your rabbit to any extent, make a quick call to a vet to find out if your rabbit needs to be looked at.
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Posted on April 20th 2009 in lionhead rabbits
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Posted on April 19th 2009 in lionhead rabbit
My lion head rabbits eat carrot
Posted on April 19th 2009 in lionhead rabbits
I have an 8 month old Flemish giant and We have noticed lately that his right testicle is Purple and Bruised-looking. I have raised rabbits all my life and I really have no clue as to what this is. I just figured he is putting weight on it when he lays down. He has never bred so that could also be a reason. I have never seen him bite them either. Is it cancer?
a serious reality check here if you really care about this rabbit dont trust the people on here we are not professionals get it to a vet it could be serious
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Posted on April 17th 2009 in raising rabbits
Bunny is opening her christmas present and enjoy it!
Posted on April 17th 2009 in lionhead rabbit
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Posted on April 17th 2009 in Uncategorized
5 baby lionheads at 2 weeks old.
Posted on April 17th 2009 in lionhead rabbits
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