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OctoberKitty
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I've had it with rodents, but never with anything else. None of my rabbits before this ever even got sick so it was a bit of a shock.
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DutchBunny03
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Did you get both rabbits from the same breeder?
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OctoberKitty
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Yes
mygoldendoe
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I was gonna say that i have a spinning wheel and even in a support spindle it gets pretty easy third try or about 15min of practice (I make support spindles with chop sticks and a heavy washer)
But then I read further on that your poor bunnies died so soon after getting them, and worse off with no explanation. so sorry for your lose of them.
But then I read further on that your poor bunnies died so soon after getting them, and worse off with no explanation. so sorry for your lose of them.
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OctoberKitty
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Thanks. I'll keep that in mind if I get a fiber rabbit in the future. I'll probably just stick to meat rabbits next spring.
AClark
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I'm sorry they both passed away. I lost the majority of my young meat rabbits suddenly a couple of weeks ago. Same kind of thing, every one was fine and then they dropped off like flies. It sucked, so I definitely feel for you.
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We had that happen last year with our baby Bunny's. We had 9, they were fine and the I went and checked on them and they were on there way to dieing
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OctoberKitty
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It seems to happen that way a lot. If I suddenly lose two animals in the same group I start bracing for the domino effect. I try to figure out what's wrong and medicate or fix things if I can, but it usually doesn't help.
