Category Archives: Tips For Newbies
Hay Measurement Metrics 101
Please use this Ounces to Grams (oz to g) converter to understand this post- http://www.metric-conversions.org/weight/ounces-to-grams.htm I am not too sure if it is a cultural difference or a standard practice passed down to us during the British colonial times that … Continue reading
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The Reason Behind The Tattoo
Identification. That is the only word to describe the reason why rabbit breeders tattoo their rabbits. There are 2 ways used for identification in rabbits. Firstly is the tattoo on the left ear and secondly, an identification ring on one … Continue reading
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Ouch, my crap hole hurts!
As a continuation of my posts entitled, Chopped Hay Is Junk! & Karate Chopped Hay Anyone?, I read that there has been an issue of wasted “unchopped” hay. What I learn from raising pets so far whether it is rabbits … Continue reading
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Adventures of Un-4-tunate!
Beep! Beep! “Mom, this new tracking device is way cool!”, said Luceel “That’s the last toy mommy can afford. Make sure you use it well and bring it wherever you go so I can track you down easily”, his mom … Continue reading
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Chopped Hay Is Junk!
Everytime I pick up the last strands of hay from the package, I realized how much loose hay and powder I have. As of late, I found that there are people repacking all these loose hay to be sold. Very … Continue reading
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Regurgitating Information
My main point of reference for rabbit information is the House Rabbit Society website. This is the website every bunny owner must have at his/her fingertips. This is the complete guide to all there is to know about your pet … Continue reading
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How Should A 8 Weeks Old Look Like
I have been encouraging people interested in getting rabbits to get those that are above 8 weeks old. I believe it is hard to know without seeing how a 8 weeks old should look like. I personally have not found … Continue reading
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