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That's great and maybe try reminding her it isn't the breed..a breed doesn't make for a good rabbit or a wonderful companion. The rabbit's personality does

If she adopts instead of buys, the rabbits already come spayed/nuetered, vet checked, and microchipped The rescue can also tell you the temperament of the rabbit as well, and may have pairs already available. (And rabbits do better in pairs as well as previously said) It is important to get...

I feed EVO grain free wet and Wellness Grain Free wet (along with Nature's variety grain free medallions and raw chicken) I had a stray who had diarrhea and it cleared up within a week. I love Evo, it has higher amount of protein that other grain free wet foods. The only problem is that my...

Well all her tests where negative but we still treated her She is all cleared to go, now I just have to take her in to get micro chipped. I posted another thread about her fur, but other than that she is great!

http://www.thecatsite.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=235739 I took in a stray, and she has all her health checked out okay. She is a bit of a small eater, and a pound underweight. The doctor told me to feed what I am feeding now, and she will get to normal weight (She isn't so skinny it's...

Thanks guys! Well I took her to the vet, she is negative for FeLV and got all her shots. On wendsday I am doing a dewormer and fecal float along with a microchip. She is a pound underweight, but seems to be good, and best news there is a spay scar! Yay! Thanks LDG for the advice! I really...

Normally I never take in strays, but my work called me to tell me about a young black (long haired) cat who has been a stray and has slowly wasted away. Mind you, its been averaging 112 here. They were very concerned about her. I went to see, and she walked straight into my arms. Such a...

I don't agree with keeping rats in tanks (Rats are not equal to hamsters or mice for that matter, their care are completely different, be it dietary and cage wise and to compare them really isn't right. Just because they are "rodents" dose not make them the same-neither is comparing hamsters to...

I thought I would include photos of Wyatt too

Ava, he gets along great with the rabbits. He wants to "play" with the chinchillas but obviously he would be too rough so they are seperated. He does well with everyone else BUT he will try to kill the mice. He was feral till 4 months, so I don't blame him. He can't get into the cage, and when I...

Well that is all fine but I think your missing the point that the licences I wish to see would actually do something. That is the difference. And I'm not talking about leopard geckos or most pet store reptiles, either. But honestly, it will be differences in opinons becaue I've sene most large...

Well, I don't have any experiance with wild cats, but with reptiles, licences can help. If people where to step in and regulate how large reptiles where kept and who could own them (Not people in apartments, ect) then it would make a huge difference. They are already seeing good results of this...

Your cats are very beautiful However, as a exotic rescuer, I believe many exotic pets SHOULD NOT be kept as pets or kept without a license, so our views may (and probably don't) match up. No offense

Okay, I have some updates. First, I have bad news. Both of my kingsnakes have passed away. They died because of bad feeders-the frozen mouse was either sick when it was killed, or was frozen unproperly. My corn didn't eat that day, and he is still alive, and the conclusion my vet and I have...

I didn't see your reply! Sorry for the delay! Well, I started out doing a "internship" when I was 8 with the Phoenix Zoo. Unfortunatly, the program was cancelled (funds) but I got to experiance a wide variety of zoo animals (bats, reptiles, ect) and started researching extensivly. I started out...

I have 3 geckos and my crickets escape all the time. Wyatt never eats them, just plays with them. Its gross to find the bodies, but at least I don't have to deal with a cricket making noise in my bedroom :P

I don't think he actually eats it..I think he might just chew on it? he has never gagged or pooped it up. I wouldn't say he eats hay all the time, just when I set fresh hay out (twice a day) he goes and mouths it (you can kinda see what I mean in the photo)

I was going to post this in my previous thread, but it is a bit funny on it's own. I have 6 rabbits, and Wyatt my cat LOVES to eat their timothy hay. I mean loves it. So far I haven't seen any problems with it. My friend who also owns cats/bunnies says sometimes her cats will throw it up..or...

I don't do scented at all, but I really wanted to try World's best but I am nervous about it. It either gets great reviews or horrible. I think I will try Schweat Scoop first. I can't imagine the cats would like the smell...just another product marketed to the human :P

I lost my job and had to give up on Wellness, and I found that the cheap-o grocery brands now carry special "Gravy and chicken" in special packages (not usually canned, but can be) that have no corn in them and usually have real meat (but will still have by products). One of them was meow mix...