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Hi there You need to remove th

2009-08-19T17:56:37.551+02:00

Hi there You need to remove the male from the cage as soon as possible, before the doe gives birth as he is invading her territory at this time. He needs to have his own cage until the babes are old enough to be separated from their mother. Give the female plenty of food, water and bedding and she will do the rest, be sure not to interfere too much with her nest or to touch her or the babies once they're born. She will instinctively look after them. Good luck !Smiley

yo imsawadi! Hi there It is n

2009-08-12T20:57:38.010+02:00

yo imsawadi! Hi there It is not certain whether these are signs are pregnancy as it would depend on the age of the rabbit and also if she came into contact with an un-neutered male rabbit before coming to you. My suggestion would be to explain the situation to the vet and have her looked over in general – it may be necessary to have her spayed, as signs of aggression may just be to do with hormones. Once spayed, the aggressive behaviour will fade. Good luck Smiley

Robyn! Aggressive behaviour an

2009-08-12T20:55:48.168+02:00

Robyn! Aggressive behaviour and increase in weight could mean a possible pregnancy however you should find out whether the rabbits on the farm are neutered and also if they have been immunised against common rabbit diseases. It is a good idea to socialise your rabbit but you must be sure to check the health of the surrounding rabbits, especially on farms and in fields where they are more prone to picking up problems from other wildlife. My advice would be to find out first whether the other rabbits are neutered and if they havent been, take yours to the vet to have your rabbit looked over and if necessary to palpate for kits in case she is pregnant. Good luck Smiley

Sophie, Sophie , Sophie... Fi

2009-08-12T20:51:51.192+02:00

Sophie, Sophie , Sophie... Firstly it is very important that male and female rabbits are not kept together in the same hutch unless one or both are neutered or spayed. This prevents unwanted pregnancies. It is quite possible that your female is pregnant, therefore it is necessary for you to remove the male from the hutch and keep them apart whilst keeping an eye on the female for the next few weeks. Make sure she has plenty of bedding, water and food and has enough space to be left to build a nest in case she is pregnant. Good luck Smiley

H ithere An orange coloured u

2009-08-12T20:50:23.834+02:00

H ithere An orange coloured urine is sometimes normal in pregnant does and so is the digging in one corner of the hutch. Make sure that she has plenty of water and food and bedding and be responsible when it comes to breeding – be sure that the kits will be properly cared for and rehomed if necessary. Good luck Smiley

Angel... is very possible that

2009-08-12T20:44:35.653+02:00

Angel... is very possible that your rabbit is pregnant, but a vet will be able to determine whether there are babies by palpating. This must not be done by yourself, but by a registered vet. You should have separated the male from the female by now, so the female has her own space to build a nest The best thing to do is observe her for the next 3-4 weeks and give her extra food, bedding and lots of water. You should also get the male rabbit neutered to avoid unwanted pregnancies.

Heather, on your second questi

2009-08-12T20:28:15.191+02:00

Heather, on your second question! Bunnies normally are quite easy to train as they poop and urinate in the same areas. Be sure to give the areas they have urinated on a really good clean and position a litter tray in the same corner. Add some bedding with some of the bunnies urine and poop and they should go there. It may take a few tries but just be sure to scoop the poop and place it in the litter tray so the bunny knows this is where it needs to be. They will also go there based on scent. Good luck! Smiley

Hey Heather... Hi there You

2009-08-12T20:27:11.450+02:00

Hey Heather... Hi there You are doing the right thing by taking her to a vet to be checked over. She will have come into contact with other animals while she was missing and it is important to check her over for signs of being bitten, as infections from other animals can spread to her. You should also worm her and use a flea and mite shampoo specifically for small pets. You should consider buying an enclosed run or building an outer fence for the hutch or where she pays outside to avoid her escaping, she might not always be so lucky! Also remember to keep a close eye on her when she is outside. Good luck Hugs, Smiley

The best thing you can do for

2009-08-12T20:25:54.353+02:00

The best thing you can do for your rabbit if you suspect she is pregnant is to first separate the male rabbit from her and give her plenty of bedding. Also make sure that she has her own space to build a nest. Generally rabbits are pregnant for around 30-31 days but this can be less or more depending on breed.If after 2 months there have been no babies born, I would get the male neutered – this is important to avoid unwanted pregnancies.

Hey Rosie Sorry it took so lon

2009-08-12T20:25:20.554+02:00

Hey Rosie Sorry it took so long! Hope all is well. To answer your question about grooming a baby bunny though: It is so important to consider before getting a pet whether you have the means to be responsible for it and look after it. A rabbits hutch should be cleaned every day – every day, any parts of the cage that has urine or droppings should be cleaned and the bedding replaced and twice a week, the whole cage should be cleaned out and new bedding replaced. Please also ensure that the hutch is big enough to house both rabbits comfortably. They should both be able to lie down and stand up in the cage with enough free space around them. They should also be getting regular runs in the garden under your supervision. I would advise that you take your rabbit to a vet for a check up to make sure that the yellow patches are not infected, as infections can be severe for rabbits. They will also be able to check the teeth and nails over, to ensure that these are not overgrown and causing the rabbit discomfort. Normally rabbits need brushing to strengthen the bond between owner and pet, as well as to keep the fur soft and free from mats and tangles. If your rabbit gets dirty and they do not clean themselves, then you can generally wash them with warm water and rabbit safe shampoo – this must be obtained from a pet store and must specifically say that it is suitable for rabbits or small pets. In this case, my advice is to see a vet about the yellow patches.

Dear penthouse forum... Buns

2009-08-12T04:58:57.046+02:00

Dear penthouse forum... Buns!

Sweet mother of ! You are loo

2009-08-12T04:56:27.794+02:00

Sweet mother of ! You are looking saucy young lady! -Buns

thanks!

2009-08-08T17:19:28.983+02:00

thanks!

it works great with firefox, t

2009-08-06T16:54:41.814+02:00

it works great with firefox, the text program and some others, others it minimizes and some it doesn't act on at all. I would particularly like it to act on path finder. Any other ideas/tips? Even firefox helps, because that is what I am in most, but, it would be nice to do it with more apps. Thanks!

It works. Always missed this.

2009-08-05T04:23:15.805+02:00

It works. Always missed this. You rule!

What a cute rabbit! 5 stars!

2009-07-29T00:54:46.287+02:00

What a cute rabbit! 5 stars!

Ahhh, you must be our favorite

2009-07-22T05:32:43.917+02:00

Ahhh, you must be our favorite fans...at the ready the moment a new video comes out! Thanks! and... Love you kids!

Will you all have one here in

2009-07-04T06:05:37.420+02:00

Will you all have one here in ye old bay area? We at Rabbit Bites would like to chat.

She rocks! Hugs, Buns and Chou

2009-06-29T22:41:54.808+02:00

She rocks! Hugs, Buns and Chou Chou

Should have the intro up n the

2009-06-25T17:14:58.696+02:00

Should have the intro up n the next week! The animated version is awesome!

What the heck is THAT!!! cute.

2009-05-15T20:44:51.453+02:00

What the heck is THAT!!! cute.

whoa is that me??? Chou Chou

2009-04-06T00:42:25.803+02:00

whoa is that me??? Chou Chou

This is great. Keep up the goo

2009-04-04T16:27:58.626+02:00

This is great. Keep up the good work. This has absolutely transformed music listening and we listen to Pandora every day!

This sucks! It's understandabl

2009-04-03T00:04:15.868+02:00

This sucks! It's understandable that these guys want to leverage their infrastructure, but it's so annoying and tiring to deal with as consumers. Ugggh.

That was awesome. 5 stars yo!

2009-03-10T04:10:33.755+01:00

That was awesome. 5 stars yo! Hugs, Buns/Chou

diito Dissertator Anonymous...

2009-02-26T04:24:05.759+01:00

diito Dissertator Anonymous... Thank you William L. Weaver!

Hi there Rubes, Your rabbits

2009-02-20T00:34:37.757+01:00

Hi there Rubes, Your rabbits behaviour may mean that she may have to be spayed to calm the aggressiveness and the need to mark her territory. I would take her to the vet and get some more detailed advice, especially concerning her eating habits and the grey patches on her body. A rapid change in a rabbits eating habits can be very dangerous to their delicate digestive system and your rabbit should be given an overall check up. Good luck! Smiley

Hi there Sian, Even though yo

2009-02-20T00:31:54.688+01:00

Hi there Sian, Even though you may feel movement in the stomach, it still may mean that this is a phantom pregnancy. However, please do remember that the gestation period could be just over 4 weeks as well so the rabbit will still need to be observed. It is ok for you to let her out of the cage, as long as she does not come into contact with other rabbits and you keep a close eye on her. It is advisable that you take her to the vet to have her properly palpated for kits (as they will be able to tell you more specifically whether there are babies). Good luck Smiley

Very cool. We really like the

2009-02-19T22:12:01.015+01:00

Very cool. We really like the robot paintings. Also like how your site works. Cool way to scroll through things...

He's so good! Mezmerizing vide

2009-02-19T17:46:49.197+01:00

He's so good! Mezmerizing video and the sound is really high quality. Of course Sungha Jung does posses a certain coolness that brings it all together. We play guitar on YouTube too. We could use a few lessons http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQ3FH07gB-I

asty indeed! We’ll check it ou

2009-02-17T20:32:13.713+01:00

asty indeed! We’ll check it out. In the meantime, you know it is hard to take our eyes of Giada’s dishes!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6DxffYN8I8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6DxffYN8I8

Tasty indeed! We'll check it o

2009-02-17T20:30:19.060+01:00

Tasty indeed! We'll check it out. In the meantime, you know it is hard to take our eyes of Giada's dishes!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6DxffYN8I8

You guys are great. Funny stuf

2009-02-16T06:32:02.221+01:00

You guys are great. Funny stuff. I saw you when I went to Penn!

"satiric talk shows are not co

2009-02-14T04:57:08.892+01:00

"satiric talk shows are not coincidentally becoming increasingly ubiquitous" that's why we strip out the irony. There's no reason a real talk show can't exist fake talking to rabbits.

Awesome. Thanks!

2009-02-13T23:09:43.697+01:00

Awesome. Thanks!

Maureen, I'm glad you posted

2009-02-04T04:00:55.415+01:00

Maureen, I'm glad you posted the transcript, because by reading this, I can tell one thing: Dave's a genius.

Kristen is a funny lady. Glad

2009-01-22T03:33:37.088+01:00

Kristen is a funny lady. Glad she's got so much going on! Love to have her on Rabbit Bites!

Hi there Here are the answers

2009-01-22T01:34:28.812+01:00

Hi there Here are the answers to your questions: It is not certain exactyl when after mating you will be able to feel babies – please also note that this should not be done by yourself but by a vet to avoid injury to the mother and possible babies The male can rejoin the female ONLY after he has been neutered to avoid future pregnancies and once the babies have left the nest and are no longer feeding from the mother, which is when they should be separated (6-8 weeks) You are only allowed to touch the babies when they have left the nest by themselves, as the mother will be very protective of them when they are in her nest. Smiley Rabbit Not a Real Rabbit Doctor (TM) Rabbit Bites "Twisted and sublime..." NY Times

Site rocks, of course!!

2009-01-20T01:55:57.056+01:00

Site rocks, of course!!

Hi there Please don’t panic.

2009-01-20T01:15:53.377+01:00

Hi there Please don’t panic. Separate the two rabbits (it is best if you remove the male instead of the female, as she will want to remain in her normal surroundings). Make sure she has plenty of food, water and bedding and observe her for the next month for any changes in weight or behaviour. It is advisable that you take the female to the vet to have her palpated in the next 2 weeks, to see if she is pregnant. She will likely eat a cardboard box, so you need to make sure that she has enough bedding for her to prepare her own nesting area, as she will choose the best place to do this, probably in an enclosed area. Good luck! Smiley

This is so cool. Ashton K is t

2009-01-17T01:43:08.760+01:00

This is so cool. Ashton K is the perfect person to be crossing over with these web folks. I've been watching tivo'd reruns of punked lately and am reminded how smart the guy is. No doubt he will be doing something similar with the web!

Hi Be sure to separate the bu

2009-01-17T01:22:41.475+01:00

Hi Be sure to separate the buck from the doe so you can more closely observe changes in the does behaviour and habits without the buck interfering with her space. You will be surprised how easily the doe will adapt and use what bedding she has around her to make her own nesting space, so do not panic if you think you havent provided a proper box. Make sure you give the doe plenty of food, water and straw so she can handle the process herself. If you want to be certain of the pregnancy then a visit to the vet should be arranged so they can palpate for kits. Good luck Smiley

HEy Jordz, The change in your

2009-01-17T01:16:07.494+01:00

HEy Jordz, The change in your rabbits behaviour may show signs of pregnancy – obviously the possibility of pregnancy is greater if you have a male and female rabbit sharing a hutch and neither of them have been spayed or neutered. It is important that two rabbits sharing a home should be spayed or neutered to avoid an unwanted pregnancy and possible scuffles between two rabbits. I would suggest that you either move the male rabbit to another hutch or separate the upstairs and downstairs areas of the hutch so the rabbits are kept apart, as if the doe is pregnant, the presence of the male will agitate her. Moving the male is a better option than simply separating the two areas however. Ensure that the doe has plenty of food, water and bedding and observe her for the next month without disturbing the nest. If she is pregnant she will go through this process herself instinctively without the need of extra assistance. Good luck Smiley

He's Hysterical! My wife and I

2009-01-16T05:09:20.031+01:00

He's Hysterical! My wife and I have loved everything he's done so far.

That's scary.

2009-01-16T04:10:48.710+01:00

That's scary.

That is so awesome you guys ha

2009-01-13T19:02:22.998+01:00

That is so awesome you guys have a racing car!

This is awesome. I can't belie

2009-01-12T23:32:46.009+01:00

This is awesome. I can't believe we hadn't caught these guys before. New Station!

It sounds really horrible what

2009-01-11T04:18:49.674+01:00

It sounds really horrible what he's going through. It definitely shows courage and fortitude to soldier on as he has done.

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2009-01-06T03:30:27.426+01:00

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