Guys, I would like to start out with this is not about a guinea pig. It is about a bunny
The only I have found so far, that care enough about animals on a forum, are all of you guys
My beautiful rabbit, Bunny, died yesterday of a malignant tumor. She was suffering and I had her put down. I was totally heartbroken, she was only a year old. I walked into the pet store to get my mind off of matters, holding the baby bunnies and piggies that they had, when one of the ladies who work there (I know them all very well, I'm in there weekly and I have a ton of pets) let me know they had a runt netherland dwarf rabbit that the mom decided to stop feeding. She is 6 weeks old, and the bunny now eats solid food, but is thin. Knowing that I love animals, she let me take her home.
I am very concerned about her health, and I definitely want to take care of her needs. Does anyone have experience with runts? What are general health concerns? I want her to live a full life, but she is so small....
The only I have found so far, that care enough about animals on a forum, are all of you guys
My beautiful rabbit, Bunny, died yesterday of a malignant tumor. She was suffering and I had her put down. I was totally heartbroken, she was only a year old. I walked into the pet store to get my mind off of matters, holding the baby bunnies and piggies that they had, when one of the ladies who work there (I know them all very well, I'm in there weekly and I have a ton of pets) let me know they had a runt netherland dwarf rabbit that the mom decided to stop feeding. She is 6 weeks old, and the bunny now eats solid food, but is thin. Knowing that I love animals, she let me take her home.
I am very concerned about her health, and I definitely want to take care of her needs. Does anyone have experience with runts? What are general health concerns? I want her to live a full life, but she is so small....