This is an image from Alice in Wonderland. Remember that book? I remember this story. Look at the giant girl and the baby bunny. He's terrified of that giant hand. She's going to get the bunny. Alice! Alice! What is going on Alice! Wake up! Wake up Alice! You were dreaming!
Aww. Aren't these the cutest bunny wabbits? Isn't this great? This is amazing. I love bunny wabbits.
Friday, January 18, 2013
Heads Up
Cutest Ever Bunny Picture!
Rabbit by glbillard billardThis is the cutest bunny feet. Aww. So sweet! I love bunny wabbits. Look he's got little toes. Aww. So sweet.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Monday, January 14, 2013
Cute Bunny!
Isn't it the cutest bunny rabbit? Please adopt and spay and neuter! These adorable animals need good homes. Not to be starter pets. Adopt a bunny because you love some bunny.
Friday, January 4, 2013
Brushing Long Coated Rabbits
The long coated rabbits need to be combed up to two or three times a week! And some shed! In order to keep up with rabbits with long coats, some breeders use a dog blow dryer with warm forced air that blows away any mats.
Otherwise it is good to brush out a pet by hand.
First sit where your rabbit won't be disturbed by others. You'll need your grooming supplies such as brushes and nail clippers. Put your bunny on your lap and calm him down. Then use a pin brush over the coat. Part the coat and brush from the inner part of the coat out. Use a wide tooth comb. Then a bristle brush such as a boars hair brush. Clean the ears and then cut nails.
If you must, you can find a groomer such as a breeder who grooms rabbits or such. You can also trim the hair with scissors holding it away from the body so you won't cut the skin. This is very important to not cut the skin. Make sure to gently brush out the mats or blow them out with a cool hair dryer.
Otherwise it is good to brush out a pet by hand.
First sit where your rabbit won't be disturbed by others. You'll need your grooming supplies such as brushes and nail clippers. Put your bunny on your lap and calm him down. Then use a pin brush over the coat. Part the coat and brush from the inner part of the coat out. Use a wide tooth comb. Then a bristle brush such as a boars hair brush. Clean the ears and then cut nails.
If you must, you can find a groomer such as a breeder who grooms rabbits or such. You can also trim the hair with scissors holding it away from the body so you won't cut the skin. This is very important to not cut the skin. Make sure to gently brush out the mats or blow them out with a cool hair dryer.
Clip Bunny Nails
Did you know your bunny needs his toenails clipped short? It needs to be kept trimmed every 6 to 8 weeks or they may break off or get caught on the carpet or a wire cage. Oh no! Make sure bunny has his nails cut short enough. But don't cut into the quick or they will bleed. Thats where the nail meets the blood vessel. You can use corn starch or styptic powder to stop the bleeding if you cut them too short.
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