Help! Rabbit owner needs VERY quick answer help!

**Faunn** · #1 10-19-04, 08:45 am

When I woke up this morning, it was a downpore. My rabbits, Ricky and Peanut, live in outside cages. I've covered the cages with tarps but I don't know if this is enough. The rain has slowed down, but I'm still nervous. ANSWER QUICKLY PLEASE!

**CavySpirit** · #2 10-19-04, 09:27 am

You live in Sonoma County. Your pigs and rabbits should be indoors. No question about it. Move them inside.

**Furkidsmommy** · #3 10-19-04, 10:26 am

Ditto, Move them indoors. Poor bunnies.

**Faunn** · #4 10-19-04, 01:22 pm

That's a problem though, my mom said that they HAVE to stay outside, I don't have any room for them. And I know I can't put them in a garage, it gets to cold and hot. I can try, but I only have two pet store cages, one larger than the other, and my pig is in one now, but I'm making plans for a larger c&c cage.

**Emily F.** · #5 10-30-04, 07:41 am

You need to put them inside very quickly! If you can't move them inside, then sell them to a good home, or put them up for adoption.

**mncavylover** · #6 10-30-04, 02:22 pm

Sagwa, you need to keep them inside. What is the reason you are not allowed to have them inside for? They'll die if you don't. What are you planning on doing this winter?

**Faunn** · #7 10-30-04, 06:57 pm

Making selling rabbits, the money will go towards the C&C cage. And do you know where I can advertise them other than here?

**Faunn** · #8 10-30-04, 06:58 pm

We don't have enough room, and they stink! Rephrase: Selling rabbits and current outside cage, the money will go towards the C&C cage

**Furkidsmommy** · #9 10-30-04, 07:55 pm

Rabbits should not smell if housed in a clean enviroment. I have 2 indoor bunnies they live in my dining room. We eat in the room and there is no smell.

**bunnyluv17** · #10 10-31-04, 05:29 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by _Sagwa_My_Piggy

We don't have enough room, and they stink! Rephrase: Selling rabbits and current outside cage, the money will go towards the C&C cage

Sometimes spaying/neutering will help with smell, and it will help alot with behavior and health. If they are stinky, then you are obviously not keeping the cage clean enough. You can post on petfinder classifieds, make sure they go to an indoor home, and that they won't be kept in a garage.

**AngelsCavies** · #11 10-31-04, 08:48 am

I have 2 bunnies aswell andthey are kept in the house too. They dont stink. I spot clean their cages everyday but clean the whole cage about everyother week.

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