Well I can't believe its nearly time to say goodbye, look how they've grown!!

ruthyb · Dec 13, 2009

Hi, well my baby bunnies are 7 weeks next week and they have to go, I will be advertising them this week and finding suitable homes. We are keeping one and my 2 friends are having one each. I want them to go to people near me and to make sure they get good, loving homes. They have grown and changed so much and are now eating me out of house and home and having to clean them out 3 times a week-they are so messy

I will be sad to see them go but I have 4 already and also I don't want any more baby bunnies, dad has been fixed now. I have posted some photos from when they were just born up until now.Sorry, loads of piccies

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carolina · Dec 13, 2009

How cute!!!

whiteforest · Dec 13, 2009

Cute! What kind of rabbits are they?

sharky · Dec 13, 2009

so cute wish indoor rabbits were not so much work"_

ruthyb · Dec 13, 2009

Dad is lion head full bre and mum is a rex cross but they look like lion heads. I have advertised them as lion head cross-parents can be seen. Nothing like mummy. They are so fluffy, they look like guinea pigs

capt_jordi · Dec 15, 2009

I want one! But I dont have the place for one. It sucks!

undergunfire · Dec 15, 2009

They are cute! I sure hope both mom and dad will be getting fixed. Female rabbits who are left unspayed have an 80% chance of getting uterine cancer if left intact. Male rabbits need to be neutered so they won't need to be sexually frustrated. Like dogs and cats, rabbits need to be speutered

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Also...I'd be really careful about all of those carrots I see you are feeding in that picture. Carrots are super high in sugar and aren't good for rabbits in massive amounts. I'd maybe feed a baby carrot a few times a week, at most. Rabbits, especially babies, have sensitive digestive systems and all of those carrots could have caused major upset issues (if they didn't...you are beyond lucky!). Sometimes overboard feeding can cause death due to their sensitive systems.

Asteria · Dec 16, 2009

They are so very, very cute.

I lost my bunny a while ago and I really miss having one. Wish I could have another bunny.

nurseangel · Dec 16, 2009

I love them

. Those beautiful bunny feet! I miss my bunny (Duchess)! She was so sweet!

cococat · Dec 17, 2009

Originally Posted by undergunfire

They are cute! I sure hope both mom and dad will be getting fixed. Female rabbits who are left unspayed have an 80% chance of getting uterine cancer if left intact. Male rabbits need to be neutered so they won't need to be sexually frustrated. Like dogs and cats, rabbits need to be speutered

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Also...I'd be really careful about all of those carrots I see you are feeding in that picture. Carrots are super high in sugar and aren't good for rabbits in massive amounts. I'd maybe feed a baby carrot a few times a week, at most. Rabbits, especially babies, have sensitive digestive systems and all of those carrots could have caused major upset issues (if they didn't...you are beyond lucky!). Sometimes overboard feeding can cause death due to their sensitive systems.

Thank you for posting this! I did not know this.

ruthyb · Dec 18, 2009

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Originally Posted by undergunfire

They are cute! I sure hope both mom and dad will be getting fixed. Female rabbits who are left unspayed have an 80% chance of getting uterine cancer if left intact. Male rabbits need to be neutered so they won't need to be sexually frustrated. Like dogs and cats, rabbits need to be speutered

.

Also...I'd be really careful about all of those carrots I see you are feeding in that picture. Carrots are super high in sugar and aren't good for rabbits in massive amounts. I'd maybe feed a baby carrot a few times a week, at most. Rabbits, especially babies, have sensitive digestive systems and all of those carrots could have caused major upset issues (if they didn't...you are beyond lucky!). Sometimes overboard feeding can cause death due to their sensitive systems.

They are just carrot peelings in the pic and yeah there is alot as I have currently 12 rabbits until the babies go and they only have veg once a week after my weekly roast dinner which my vet said is fine, all my females are spayed as well. I have 5 rabbits altogether. Thanks for your advice.

ruthyb · Dec 18, 2009

Well, there are 3 left now, my neighbour Kerry has had a boy as an indoor bunny. and my friend Kim has been up today and collected 3, 2 for her dad and she is having one. Bye, bye babies. x

pushylady · Dec 18, 2009

Originally Posted by Ruthyb

OMG how cute are they? What a difference when they grow up! It's great that you found good homes for them all. They're so cute, I would love to have one.
My cats would be thrilled if I brought home a bunny!

ruthyb · Dec 18, 2009

Originally Posted by pushylady

OMG how cute are they? What a difference when they grow up! It's great that you found good homes for them all. They're so cute, I would love to have one.
My cats would be thrilled if I brought home a bunny!

Hehe, my cats are scared of them when I let all the big bunnies in the garden, the only ones who plays with them is Floss, the bunnies headbutt the cats up the bottom if they get too close

I think it may be hard to find new homes for the other 2 left and I am a bit wary about letting just anyone have them, its very cold here and I want to know that they will be warm enough and well looked after. x

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