Hi i just saved a baby rabbit from the jaws of my cats mouth, and i wrapped it up and put it back out in the field hoping that it's parents might come back and get it because there is alot of rabits that hang around here. It was still with it and moving it's legs a little but i dont know for sure if my cat broke it's neck or not.
Will the baby rabbit go with the other rabbits or if i go back later tonight and it's still there what should i feed it?What do Baby Rabbit's eat %26amp; will it go back to it's den?
well baby rabbits eat just about anything but nothing to hard give them mostly green vegetables or if u a hard cabbage boil first then feed it to them and if u plan on returning him to the field u speak of do it night when there's no one or nothing there hope this helpWhat do Baby Rabbit's eat %26amp; will it go back to it's den?
I had rabbits as a kid and I had a big mistake with the first litter of bunnies. I didn't know if you don't take the father out he would kill them. I also didn't know that if you handled the babies as new born they mother might also kill them. If this bunny you rescued is really a tiny baby, even if the parents do find it, it may not be good news. Sorry. :( But if the bunny is a bit older you can get bunny food or just give varrots and other veggies and plenty of water and he might do just fine.
Hay and rabbit pellets... you can buy them at your local pet store. You may also want to get a litter box so it has a place to go to the bathroom. Wood shavings inside a small box that it can hop into will work just fine. Get the woods shavings at your pet store too.
You can feed him carrots, and pretty much any kind of vegetables
feed it carrots or rabbit pellets if your not sure then consult a
vet.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Will using a resume posting company such as Resume Rabbit really help you get more job interviews, etc.?
Is it worth my spending the money?Will using a resume posting company such as Resume Rabbit really help you get more job interviews, etc.?
As a Corporate Recruiter my answer is ';NO';. I receive many resumes from similar services and it seems the resumes are simply sent to recruiters for random positions nothing of which we would be hiring.
I would say save your money !
Best of Luck
As a Corporate Recruiter my answer is ';NO';. I receive many resumes from similar services and it seems the resumes are simply sent to recruiters for random positions nothing of which we would be hiring.
I would say save your money !
Best of Luck
Why does my rabbit bite my clothing when i cuddle him???
Im really fed up i have a lovely little pet rabbit to look at in his cage but when i get him out he bites my clothing??he has untreated wood to chew on in his cage and plenty of toys.
what can i do he is very well looked after so i cant understand?Why does my rabbit bite my clothing when i cuddle him???
He just likes how the cloth feels in his teeth. My guinea pig does the same thing. What you can try to do is when you hold him, wrap him ip in an old towel or blanket that you don't mind if he chews on, that way he can have his fabric to chew on and you can cuddle with himWhy does my rabbit bite my clothing when i cuddle him???
He's a horny little monster. Isn't that why you got him?
aw, it's cause he loves you. Those little nibbles on clothes is just a sign of affection. Have a treat in your hand to give him when you hold him and he may stop nibbling on your clothes.
mine does the same thing. b/c she wants me to put her down so she can run around. I don't think bunnies like to be held. I let mine run around and she'll come up to me and lick my hand or whatever. (sign or affection) They really like their space, but if you want to play with him, they like to be pet/rubbed on the nose.
what can i do he is very well looked after so i cant understand?Why does my rabbit bite my clothing when i cuddle him???
He just likes how the cloth feels in his teeth. My guinea pig does the same thing. What you can try to do is when you hold him, wrap him ip in an old towel or blanket that you don't mind if he chews on, that way he can have his fabric to chew on and you can cuddle with himWhy does my rabbit bite my clothing when i cuddle him???
He's a horny little monster. Isn't that why you got him?
aw, it's cause he loves you. Those little nibbles on clothes is just a sign of affection. Have a treat in your hand to give him when you hold him and he may stop nibbling on your clothes.
mine does the same thing. b/c she wants me to put her down so she can run around. I don't think bunnies like to be held. I let mine run around and she'll come up to me and lick my hand or whatever. (sign or affection) They really like their space, but if you want to play with him, they like to be pet/rubbed on the nose.
I found a rabbit in the tall grasses of my front yard...what do i feed it??
There was no nest, no other babies, and I never saw the mother. I guess that the poor girlie is around 6 weeks old b/c she can walk and stuff but she doesn't really jump.I found a rabbit in the tall grasses of my front yard...what do i feed it??
Put it back where you found it. Female rabbits generally leave there off spring for most of the day and only come back to feed them for a few minutes. Also if the baby really is 6 weeks old it is weaned and ready to live on its own as rehabbers who raise them generally release them at 3-4 weeksI found a rabbit in the tall grasses of my front yard...what do i feed it??
you can feed the baby rabbit chopped up carrots, lettuce, if it doesnt eat solids you can give it 1 egg yolk in its water so it can get nutrients, otherwise go to the pet shop and get some baby rabbit food, baby rabbit food has more nutrients than adult, also you can feed it fruit apples, banana, stuff like that.
hope this is helpful
they sell rabbit pellets at walmart, if it can walk its probably ok on its own......rabbits dont stay with mom very long anyway.
rabbit formula and rabbit food
go to the pet store and get some rabbit food
baby cut up carrots and celery
It's just fine. Put it back outside in a safe place and leave it alone. They eat the tender part of plants. Bushes, flowers, grass, dandelions. I put out fresh lettuce for the wild cottontail rabbits at our house and they love it.
If you have a rose bush or some other kind of thorny bush put it right underneath it. They hang out there to keep safe from predators.
I assume her eyes are open... do you see her peeing or pooping on her own?
IF not... then she is too young to be without mom....
Mom rabbits lick the baby's tummy's to help them eliminate waste..
IF you have not seen any pee or poop this bunny will likely die unless you can get it to a rehabber or other trained people to care for it.
ALso rabbits are out on thier own at a young age often times..
If this bunny seems to be able to pee and poop on its own and so on ..Id not try to keep it as a pet.
You can buy some commerical rabbit chow for it at just about any store.. look in pet food isle by hamster and bird foods.
And put down clean water.... this way you are giving it a source of food and water....
IF it is 6 weeks I doubt its orphaned.
Here is some good reading.....
Very young wild baby bunnies with eyes closed and ears back rarely survive in captivity, even given the most expert human care; and so it is very important to determine whether they really need help. Try to assess whether the infants seem warm and healthy or cold, thin, and dehydrated. One test for dehydration is to gently pinch the loose skin at the back of the neck. If it stays in a ';tent,'; or does not spring back in one second, the bunny is SEVERELY dehydrated and needs rehabilitation IMMEDIATELY by a professional rabbit vet or rehabber. Another test is to stroke the genital area to stimulate elimination. If the pee is brown and gritty, the mother rabbit has not been there to help the bunnies urinate. The brown, gritty urine is toxic, and the infant bunny must be cared for by a professional. Please contact a Wildlife Rehabilitator or rabbit vet immediately.
Older baby bunnies who are found outside of the nest may not be orphaned or in need of assistance. Baby cottontails are born without fur but develop a full coat in a week. Their eyes open in 10 days, and in three to four weeks they are weaned. At this age, they may explore the world outside of the nest but return there to sleep. They are not ignored by the mother but stay with the family group until four or five weeks of age. To determine whether a bunny of this age needs assistance, perform the dehydration test. Also look for bleeding, convulsing, fly larvae, broken limbs; if any, get to a rabbit vet or emergency vet immediately. If he is just out and about, leave him be. He is discovering his world, waiting for mom to return at night when we humans are asleep.
I do hope that helps... SHe was likely in tall grass hiding out from Hawks and other predators.
GOod Luck
Wismom
Put it back where you found it. Female rabbits generally leave there off spring for most of the day and only come back to feed them for a few minutes. Also if the baby really is 6 weeks old it is weaned and ready to live on its own as rehabbers who raise them generally release them at 3-4 weeksI found a rabbit in the tall grasses of my front yard...what do i feed it??
you can feed the baby rabbit chopped up carrots, lettuce, if it doesnt eat solids you can give it 1 egg yolk in its water so it can get nutrients, otherwise go to the pet shop and get some baby rabbit food, baby rabbit food has more nutrients than adult, also you can feed it fruit apples, banana, stuff like that.
hope this is helpful
they sell rabbit pellets at walmart, if it can walk its probably ok on its own......rabbits dont stay with mom very long anyway.
rabbit formula and rabbit food
go to the pet store and get some rabbit food
baby cut up carrots and celery
It's just fine. Put it back outside in a safe place and leave it alone. They eat the tender part of plants. Bushes, flowers, grass, dandelions. I put out fresh lettuce for the wild cottontail rabbits at our house and they love it.
If you have a rose bush or some other kind of thorny bush put it right underneath it. They hang out there to keep safe from predators.
I assume her eyes are open... do you see her peeing or pooping on her own?
IF not... then she is too young to be without mom....
Mom rabbits lick the baby's tummy's to help them eliminate waste..
IF you have not seen any pee or poop this bunny will likely die unless you can get it to a rehabber or other trained people to care for it.
ALso rabbits are out on thier own at a young age often times..
If this bunny seems to be able to pee and poop on its own and so on ..Id not try to keep it as a pet.
You can buy some commerical rabbit chow for it at just about any store.. look in pet food isle by hamster and bird foods.
And put down clean water.... this way you are giving it a source of food and water....
IF it is 6 weeks I doubt its orphaned.
Here is some good reading.....
Very young wild baby bunnies with eyes closed and ears back rarely survive in captivity, even given the most expert human care; and so it is very important to determine whether they really need help. Try to assess whether the infants seem warm and healthy or cold, thin, and dehydrated. One test for dehydration is to gently pinch the loose skin at the back of the neck. If it stays in a ';tent,'; or does not spring back in one second, the bunny is SEVERELY dehydrated and needs rehabilitation IMMEDIATELY by a professional rabbit vet or rehabber. Another test is to stroke the genital area to stimulate elimination. If the pee is brown and gritty, the mother rabbit has not been there to help the bunnies urinate. The brown, gritty urine is toxic, and the infant bunny must be cared for by a professional. Please contact a Wildlife Rehabilitator or rabbit vet immediately.
Older baby bunnies who are found outside of the nest may not be orphaned or in need of assistance. Baby cottontails are born without fur but develop a full coat in a week. Their eyes open in 10 days, and in three to four weeks they are weaned. At this age, they may explore the world outside of the nest but return there to sleep. They are not ignored by the mother but stay with the family group until four or five weeks of age. To determine whether a bunny of this age needs assistance, perform the dehydration test. Also look for bleeding, convulsing, fly larvae, broken limbs; if any, get to a rabbit vet or emergency vet immediately. If he is just out and about, leave him be. He is discovering his world, waiting for mom to return at night when we humans are asleep.
I do hope that helps... SHe was likely in tall grass hiding out from Hawks and other predators.
GOod Luck
Wismom
Would anyone know any boddy giving away rabbit hutches and rabbit pens in the west yorkshire area?
i have 3 to give away but i live in NewJersey sorry! you can come get them!Would anyone know any boddy giving away rabbit hutches and rabbit pens in the west yorkshire area?
I don't know of anybody giving any away but you may want to try a website called Freecycle. Many people will list free stuff on there, plus you can request free stuff. The site will be specific to your geographical location. You may also want to join the Yahoo Group: Showbunny, and post a message there.
I don't know of anybody giving any away but you may want to try a website called Freecycle. Many people will list free stuff on there, plus you can request free stuff. The site will be specific to your geographical location. You may also want to join the Yahoo Group: Showbunny, and post a message there.
What kind of rabbit should i get?
I want the kind of rabbit that has floppy ears.what breed is that?What kind of rabbit should i get?
If you want a rabbit with really floppy ears go with a lop they have really floppy ears here are some pictures I found.
http://www.bluefoxstud.co.uk/French%20Lo鈥?/a>
http://customersrock.files.wordpress.com鈥?/a>
If you only want one I would reccomend getting a male incase the rabbit gets out and makes baby bunnies lol. You can alsways get one that doesn't have floppy ears like mine there jus as cute. If you type in lop rabbits into google you will get lots of information about them. Hope I have helped you. :)What kind of rabbit should i get?
you need to get a lop rabbit you can get french lops mini lops and dwarf lops depends on what size you want.
THEY ALL HAVE FLOPPY EAS.
Lop rabbits are the rabbits recognized to have the ';floppiest'; ears. :)
Hope I helped!
I have Three Holland Lops and i love them to death. They have floppy ears!
well we have mini-lops they have floppy earscartridge
If you want a rabbit with really floppy ears go with a lop they have really floppy ears here are some pictures I found.
http://www.bluefoxstud.co.uk/French%20Lo鈥?/a>
http://customersrock.files.wordpress.com鈥?/a>
If you only want one I would reccomend getting a male incase the rabbit gets out and makes baby bunnies lol. You can alsways get one that doesn't have floppy ears like mine there jus as cute. If you type in lop rabbits into google you will get lots of information about them. Hope I have helped you. :)What kind of rabbit should i get?
you need to get a lop rabbit you can get french lops mini lops and dwarf lops depends on what size you want.
THEY ALL HAVE FLOPPY EAS.
Lop rabbits are the rabbits recognized to have the ';floppiest'; ears. :)
Hope I helped!
I have Three Holland Lops and i love them to death. They have floppy ears!
well we have mini-lops they have floppy ears
Does anyone know where I can find a tutorial on how to make a 'poke the rabbit' game?
Or something along those lines :)
Thanks in advance.Does anyone know where I can find a tutorial on how to make a 'poke the rabbit' game?
Hi Jedimaster.
Just visit this website and you will find the tutorial.
http://mxovault.ign.com/View.php?view=Gu…
Thanks in advance.Does anyone know where I can find a tutorial on how to make a 'poke the rabbit' game?
Hi Jedimaster.
Just visit this website and you will find the tutorial.
http://mxovault.ign.com/View.php?view=Gu…
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