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This thing works wonders...

I know I'm late to this thread - but my rabbit is an excellent escape artist and after one time where he scared us all by vanishing overnight I won't let him hop around unsupervised. If yours are very tame though it might not be the case. He's skittish by nature.

*Asking for a friend My friend had a Dwarf Winter White hamster awhile back. They went camping for a short while (and he was provided for, of course) but when they returned he was dead. It seemed that a lot of fur had been ripped out, although he lived in his own cage. He was under a year old...

Thank you! :D =D

He looks mini in the picture but he's actually quite large.

Hey everyone! This is Herbert. We believe him to be a Holland Lop, but I'm not sure. I've had him for years. I'm curious as to what his color is. He's in my avatar too in case you need a new angle, or I can get another.

Animals can change. Try sitting by the cage quietly for a bit each day so he gets used to your presence. Then try placing your hand near the cage. It will take patience.

Unfortunately thing is is that chickens aren't like humans and they don't know where they "shouldn't" poop. You'll have to block it off.

If you hold up a handful will she eat the pellets?

Can't remember which one I entered last time sooo...

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Is there a limit for how often we cam enter?

I think if the rabbit is small enough with a fairly thick scruff you could pick it up that way but don't hold it like that.

I will definitely try that approach, thank you!