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At 6/19/08 02:54 PM, Nikenick wrote: Oh, and I forgot to add... My mom's assistent at a vet.. so she knows alot about animals and about how to heal the wound..

Lol, way to forget the most critical bit of information =].

Nice bunny. What are you feeding it?

At 6/23/08 02:48 PM, Mastersurgeon wrote:

At 6/19/08 02:54 PM, Nikenick wrote: Oh, and I forgot to add... My mom's assistent at a vet.. so she knows alot about animals and about how to heal the wound..

Lol, way to forget the most critical bit of information =].

Nice bunny. What are you feeding it?

Yeah I shoul've added that..

Thanks, I'm feeding it grass and plants he'd normally find in nature and some stuff we bought (rabbit food) My mom also gives him special milk, since he needs that..
We're trying to give him the same stuff he'd normally eat in nature.

can we get a pic of the cat that rendered him injured?

death by cuteness.

I suggest you keep him as a pet. I doubt he'll be able to survive in the wild anymore. Is he starting the become tame yet?

At 6/23/08 02:57 PM, SymbolCymbal wrote: can we get a pic of the cat that rendered him injured?

I don't know where he/she is and who the owner is..

Rabbit fur is very warm.

wow that hairy pet is Cute :)
i like hairy pets.
but it's poor that he's got wounded.

At 6/23/08 03:06 PM, Gein wrote: Rabbit fur is very warm.

You should use it to warm your heart..

At 6/23/08 02:52 PM, Nikenick wrote: Thanks, I'm feeding it grass and plants he'd normally find in nature and some stuff we bought (rabbit food) My mom also gives him special milk, since he needs that..

Oh, it's good you're feeding him the special milk. I read somewhere that baby rabbits can't survive without their mother's milk, since their stomach acid is actually neutral at birth, and they can't digest anything without it.

I was worried that you might have missed something, but it seems like you're doing everything right.

So, are you prepared to release it back in the wild, or will you give in to the temptation to keep him in captivity?

At 6/23/08 03:19 PM, videogamer0810 wrote:

At 6/23/08 02:52 PM, Nikenick wrote: Thanks, I'm feeding it grass and plants he'd normally find in nature and some stuff we bought (rabbit food) My mom also gives him special milk, since he needs that..

Oh, it's good you're feeding him the special milk. I read somewhere that baby rabbits can't survive without their mother's milk, since their stomach acid is actually neutral at birth, and they can't digest anything without it.

I was worried that you might have missed something, but it seems like you're doing everything right.

So, are you prepared to release it back in the wild, or will you give in to the temptation to keep him in captivity?

My whole family knows alot about animals, so don't worry =)

We can't release it, it didn't grew up in wildlife so he doesn't knows how to survive there..
We have to keep it but we don't mind since he's very cute..

When his leg has recovered you´ll keep it right?
Teach it some cool tricks!

How is the rabbit doing now?

At 6/23/08 03:53 PM, David wrote: How is the rabbit doing now?

Too lazy to read the previous posts right?

He's doing fine, he's eating alot now and he's growing every day.
His wound seems to be recovering too!

Wow, people really fucking like your bunny.

Wow, this is a huge thread... posted when it was like 3 pages long.... anyway how is the bunny doing?

At 6/23/08 03:57 PM, Tea wrote: Wow, people really fucking like your bunny.

Wow, nobody really fucking likes your assy post!!

At 6/23/08 04:01 PM, Rayde101 wrote:

At 6/23/08 03:57 PM, Tea wrote: Wow, people really fucking like your bunny.

Wow, nobody really fucking likes your assy post!!

*Facepalm*

At 6/23/08 03:59 PM, Rayde101 wrote: Wow, this is a huge thread... posted when it was like 3 pages long.... anyway how is the bunny doing?

Read the stuff above, everyone is asking that question

here's the game so far, I REALY can't draw bunnies, so if anyone would be willing to help... (I am not intending for this to be some massive project, but I though it would be kinda cute to spend about a week on this bunny game)
p.s Keep it updated with pics and stuff. It would also be good to make a quick website, to save time flicking through all the pages to find the pics. So many people are bieng so cruel about the little bunny. WHY ON EARTH WOULD YOU WANT TO SHOOT, KILL, OR EAT A CUTE LITTLE DEFENSELESS FUZZY BABY BUNNY!!!

)

At 6/23/08 04:05 PM, andy70707 wrote: here's the game so far, I REALY can't draw bunnies, so if anyone would be willing to help... (I am not intending for this to be some massive project, but I though it would be kinda cute to spend about a week on this bunny game)
p.s Keep it updated with pics and stuff. It would also be good to make a quick website, to save time flicking through all the pages to find the pics. So many people are bieng so cruel about the little bunny. WHY ON EARTH WOULD YOU WANT TO SHOOT, KILL, OR EAT A CUTE LITTLE DEFENSELESS FUZZY BABY BUNNY!!!

)

I should try to draw it for you, but I'm bad at drawing with my mouse..

I have to take more pictures then, and you can find the pictures more easily by just going through my posts..

Okay, thanks. I drew that with a tablet BTW, just shows how bad at drawing I am. I might make a flash picture gallery of him aswell :)

So... Have you got an enclosure for it yet? Unlimited fresh hay? Remember not to overfeed it, bunnies get fat fast. When it doesn't eat it's really thick diahhrea looking poop it's a sign that it's too fat.

Keep in mind you'll have to clip his nails too, seeing as how it will probably run on soft surfaces most of the time. My old rabbit really enjoyed being brushed with a hard brush, and this is also handy for getting all the hair he will lose around summer time out.

I'm still pretty sceptic as to you raising a wild bunny without trouble, but I guess it might work because it's pretty young.

AWWWW FLUFFY BUNNY! ^_^

so you bet the shit out of our cat then....

Its so cute! OMG!

i hate how everyones saying kill it, eat it, or rape it. That's sick

At 6/23/08 06:36 PM, DoMiNiC147 wrote: i hate how everyones saying kill it, eat it, or rape it. That's sick

awwww go cry about hippie

poor bunny, i feel sad for the poor thing.

At 6/23/08 04:35 PM, BunnyClock wrote: So... Have you got an enclosure for it yet? Unlimited fresh hay? Remember not to overfeed it, bunnies get fat fast. When it doesn't eat it's really thick diahhrea looking poop it's a sign that it's too fat.

He haves unlimited hay and we're not overfeeding it.
I don't think young bunnys can get fat.

Keep in mind you'll have to clip his nails too, seeing as how it will probably run on soft surfaces most of the time. My old rabbit really enjoyed being brushed with a hard brush, and this is also handy for getting all the hair he will lose around summer time out.

Thanks for the advice! We clip the nails and brush our dog so that will work out too!

I'm still pretty sceptic as to you raising a wild bunny without trouble, but I guess it might work because it's pretty young.

I was worried about that too, but he's doing great so I'm sure it will work out!

I like your name btw!