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Starting With Mice, Rats and Gerbils (The Basic Pet Care Guide Series by Georg Gassner, David Alderton, 1998-05
Dwarf Rabbits: How to Take Care of Them and Understand Them (Complete Pet Owner's Manual) by Monika Wegler, 1992-10
How To Convince Your Parents You Can Care for a Pet Bunny (Robbie Readers) by Susan Sales Harkins, William H. Harkins, 2008-05-15
Ferrets (Animal Planet Pet Care Library) by Vickie Mckimmey, 2007-09
Small Pet Health Care and Breeding (Owning the Perfect Small Pet) by Susan Fox, 2001-06
Rabbits (Classroom Pets) by Joanne Randolph, 2007-06-30
Care for a Pet Chinchilla (How to Convince Your Parents You Can) (Robbie Readers) by Amie Jane Leavitt, 2009-06-17
Rabbits (Great Pets) by Ruth Bjorklund, 2007-11-15
RATS! (Fun & Care) by Debbie Ducommun, 1998-01-25
Raising Rabbits (Let's Talk About Pets) by David Armentrout, Patricia Armentrout, 2010-08
The Proper Care of Dwarf Rabbits by Michael Mettler, U. Erich Friese, 1993-04
Let's Take Care of Our New Rabbit by Berta Garcia Sabates, Merce Segarra, 2008-01-11
Rabbits (Slim Goodbody's Inside Guide to Pets) by Slim Goodbody, 2007-12-15
Your Rabbit - A Simple Guide to the Selection and Care of Your Pet

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Facts About Eastern Cottontail Rabbit
Facts about Eastern Cottontail Rabbit Eastern cottontail rabbits have long hind Rabbits Pet Care Animal Testing Animal Welfare
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/facts-about-eastern-cottontail-rabbit.html

Extractions: Home World News Latest Articles Escape Hatch ... Endless Buzz Eastern cottontail rabbits have long hind legs and a short tail. They are the most commonly found rabbits in North America. Let us go through some interesting facts about this animal. Eastern cottontail rabbits ( Sylvilagus floridanus ) belong to the family Leporidae and genus Sylvilagus. Almost all members of this genus have a very small tail, with a puffy white underside, which resemble a cotton ball. The name 'cottontail' was derived from this feature. These rabbits belong to the Americas and are commonly found in North America Eastern cottontail rabbits have a compact body with long hind legs, long ears, large brown eyes and a short tail. The fur of these animals is either reddish brown or grayish-brown in color. During winters, the color changes to more grayish than brown. The fur around their nose, underside of the tail and belly, is white in color. Almost all of them have a gray patch around the neck. An average eastern cottontail rabbit can weigh between 2 to 4 pounds. The young ones of eastern cottontail rabbits, called 'kits', have an additional white mark on their forehead, which fades out with age. These rabbits are mostly found in southern Canada, eastern Mexico, central America, northern regions of South America and eastern and south-central United States. They can be commonly seen in New Mexico, Arizona and mid-west North America. Nowadays, there have been reports of occasional sightings of this rabbit in New England too. They can live in a variety of habitats, but they prefer woody, shrubby areas and open country. It is also observed that they have a preference to areas near a water source, like ponds or streams. They like places with dense vegetation, which helps them in finding cover.
Hopperhome.com
Lots of information on rabbits including care, adoption and contests.
http://www.hopperhome.com/

Extractions: Hopperhome provides information on pet house rabbit care and is dedicated to the well-being of domesticated rabbits. Tips on How to Keep Your Rabbit for the Holidays Click on red link above for more information. Photo of the Week Visit the Bunny Blog Rabbit Care Rabbit Anatomy Caring for a Disabled Rabbit Bunny Housing Ideas L ... Keep Your Rabbit Cool Resources Adopt A Bunny Adoption links Rabbit Fact Sheet (to print) Ju mp to Links - over 150 sites listed Wild Baby Rabbits Rabbits - The Green Pet Contact Hopperhome Books on Rabbit Care ... Download Page-Info Sheets NEW Hopperhome Rabbits Outdoors Bad Hare Days Over for 3 Rabbits A Harlequin Rabbit No One Wanted The Cabbit O nline story for kids Photo Galleries Rabbit Statues More Rabbit Stuff "Hare"larious Tips on Romance Greyhound Racing Year of the Rabbit Feral Rabbit Colonies ... Older Blog Archives Archives back to 2006 Back to Home connie@hopperhome.com Click on Banner to Learn more.
Homepage
Experiences of keeping, breeding and showing rabbits. Veterinary information accumulated and related information.
http://www.acadiabuns.co.uk
SuperBunnies.com!
Information, trivia, and pictures of house rabbits.
http://www.superbunnies.com

Extractions: Does your bunn like to chew AND hide? Give him or her the Critter Castle ! This is a cool bunny "secret fort" made of completely safe cardboard for bunns to chew to their hearts' content, while "hiding" in their very own regal castle! It's even got stairs for them to reach the other floors, including the roof, if they enjoy a penthouse view. Check it out at bunnyluv.com
Bunny Pages
Pictures of various house rabbits.
http://home.earthlink.net/~hrdina/bunny/

Extractions: We have two house rabbits sharing our home, although at one time we actually had fifteen. Click on each bunny for more. Cassie Ginger We are members of the New Jersey Chapter of the House Rabbit Society . Because the H.R.S. shelter is frequently full, we sometimes volunteer our time and home to provide a temporary foster home for bunnies who would otherwise have languished in local humane society shelters or been euthanized. At present, we do not have any foster bunnies due to the time pressures associated with having three human children. But, we still provide financial and other support to NJ HRS and other local rescue operations and encourage you to do so as well. Descriptions of adoptable bunnies are available at the NJ House Rabbit Society Adoptions Page Click above to see the bunnies who previously lived with us, but now have either been promoted to the main HRS Shelter, or adopted into their new families! Black Pearl Abby Sandy Brownie Grey Silver Herbie Solo Milo Thumper Smokey Creamy (c) 2005 MWG Last updated: 29 July 2005
Shuker Bunnies
Biographies and pictures of the Shuker house rabbits.
http://home.earthlink.net/~suzys/

Extractions: Main Dish Side Dish Bread Dessert Beverage Paper Products RL cups CC pie CJ macaroni and cheese LM paper products KB donuts LW dessert MC rolls MR chocolate cake RW dessert BF main dish SS vegetable or salad GJ beverages KW dressing JW turkey sausage casserole PK casserole MM quiche BF potatoes CQ chicken or ham JC side dish JB fruit
The House Rabbit Experience
Pictures and biographies of Pepsi and Lucky.
http://home.freeuk.com/jameswilby/

Extractions: Welcome to the House Rabbit Experience! This site is about our pet house rabbits (or Bunnys) Pepsi Lucky . We also give a small mention along with our two house guinea pigs whose own web pages are under construction. We hope you enjoy looking at our pages about pet rabbits! We would like it if you could sign our guest book and give your own opinions, thoughts, ideas and questions. Doing what Pepsi our bunny knows best - making a mess!
Litterboxes And Liver Disease
Dangers of pine and cedar bedding.
http://www.rabbit.org/journal/1/liver-disease.html

Extractions: In consultation with Marliss Geissler, DVM, and Carolynn Harvey, DVM Choice of litter and bedding material has always been based on individual preferences. We now have reason to believe that real health factors must also be considered. WHERE QUESTIONS BEGAN We (fosterers in the Bay Area) are not used to losing rabbits due to routine spaying or neutering. We lost one this past summer. An autopsy revealed liver disease. We already knew that a defective liver is unable to filter anesthetics, and we had been screening by blood panel for this condition in rabbits over 2 years old. The fact that Sarah was only 18 months caused us to lower our age recommendations for a blood panel prior to surgery (HRJ, Vol.1 #9) As we began preoperative screening among our foster rabbits and check-ups on our family rabbits, a disproportionate number of rabbits showed elevated liver enzymes (excess liver enzymes in the blood indicate leakage from the liver, which is not handling toxins adequately). Both Tinker Bell, a large Californian, and Dinah, our gold mini-lop, showed elevated liver enzymes. The final results of an autopsy on a rabbit with a degenerative illness indicated the primary cause of death was liver disease, and Sarah had just died of liver failure after surgery.
Drug Dosage Calculator For Rabbits
A useful resource for vets and rabbit breeders.
http://homepage.mac.com/mattocks/morfz/rx/drugcalc.html

Extractions: Note: an accurate weight is essential for calculating doses. This calculator provides a mean dosage. You should not blindly accept the dosage provided by the calculator since there is a range of valid doses for any given drug. Your vet may decide to prescribe a much higher or lower dose depending on other drugs being taken by the patient, the type of illness, infection, the effect desired, etc. ANTIBACTERIAL AGENTS: Amikacin Ampicillin Cephaloridine Cephalothin Chloramphenicol palmitate Chloramphenicol succinate Chlortetracycline Ciprofloxacin Dimetridazole Doxycycline (Vibramycin) Enrofloxacin (Baytril) Furazolidine Gentamycin Griseofulvin Metronidazole (Flagyl) Neomycin Netilmicin Nitrofurazone Oxytetracycline (PO) Oxytetracycline (SC, IM) Penicillin G benzathine Penicillin G procaine Sulfamethazine Tetracycline Trimethoprim-sulfadiazine Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole Tylosin ANTIFUNGAL AGENTS: Griseofulvin ANTIPARASITIC AGENTS: Amprolium (9.6% solution)
Encephalitozoon Cuniculi
An article from the House Rabbit Society on neurological impairment.
http://www.rabbit.org/journal/3-2/e-cuniculi.html

Extractions: When we first began to encounter rabbits with diminished control of the hindquarters, the assumption was that back injury, most likely from improper handling, was the cause. Although a rabbit's skeletal structure makes it very possible to suffer a broken back, this has not been the leading cause of paralysis in our foster homes. Since our fosterers have collectively rescued and lived with well over two-thousand rabbits, and our members across the country report their rabbits' health problems to us, we can report back to our readers from this growing database. How Does a Rabbit Become Disabled? Neurological impairmentin the form of partial or complete paralysis, loss of coordination, seizures, and head tilt has diverse causes. Besides trauma to the head or back, causes may include strokes (see page 9); tumors; bacterial infectionsof the inner ear, brain, spine, lungs, bones, or joints; protozoan infections; viruses; nematodes; toxins; degenerative disease; and even osteoporosis. Probably the most common but least recognized cause of rabbit paralysis is protozoal infection. A disease that has taken its toll on many rabbits across the U.S. is Encephalitozoonosis. The organism that causes it is a protozoan parasite called Encephalitozoon cuniculi, or in short E. cuniculi.
Rabbit And Rodent Tooth Problems
Article gives a description of the cause and treatment of overgrown teeth in rabbits and rodents
http://www.2ndchance.info/ratooth.htm

Extractions: RABBIT AND RODENT TOOTH PROBLEMS AND CARE g R.S. Hines DVM PhD Lots of my articles are plagiarized and altered on the web to market products and services. There are never adds running or anything for sale with my real articles - other than my time. Try to stay with the ones with http://www.2ndchance.info/ in the URL box or find all my articles at ACC.htm Thoughts differ on the use of general anesthetics for this procedure. When they are used, the dangers of the anesthetics far outweigh the dangers of the procedure. The temperament of the individual rabbit is most important, as are the specific teeth involved. If your breeder pairs consistently produce litters with this problem, your calcium/vitamin D ratios in the diets are off or they are genetically predisposed to the problem. It is also thought that tooth or jaw trauma in the pups can misalign the teeth. Terms Of Use Consult With Dr. Hines More Articles Home ... Page Links A small donation helps to keep this website free of ads trying to sell you things All rights reserved
Rabbit References - Health And Medicine
Resource with links to much information about rabbit diseases and treatments.
http://homepage.mac.com/mattocks/morfz/rabrefs.html

Extractions: Please consider participating in the Rascally Rabbits Survey SELECT A MEDICAL TOPIC: Acupuncture Adhesions Alopecia (Fur Loss) Amputation Anemia Anthrax Arthritis Bacteria Bathing Baylisascaris procyonis ("Raccoon Worm") Bicillin Bordetella Bladder Problems Blepharitis Blindness Bloat Blockage Blood Tests Blood Transfusions Bot Fly Buphthalmia Cancer Carts for Disabled Rabbits Cataracts Cecal, Cecotrope Chiropractic Coccidia Corneal Occlusion Syndrome Corneal Ulcer Cuterebra Deafness Diabetes Diagnostic Radiology Diagnostic Testing Diarrhea Disabled Rabbits Dislocations Dry Eye (Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca) E. cuniculi Ear Problems Elderly Rabbits Electrolyte Replenishers Emergencies Emergency Financial Aid Enteritis, Enterotoxemia Enucleation (Removal of an Eye) Euthanasia Exophthalmos (Bulging Eye) Eyelid Abnormalities Eyes Eye Scanning Fecals Feeding Sick/Disabled Rabbits Fibroma Virus Financing Vet Care Finding a Veterinarian First Aid Flavoring Medicines Fleas Flower Remedies Fractures Fungus Fur Loss Gas Glaucoma Gut Motility Drugs "Hairballs" Head Tilt Healing Touch Health Care Supplies Health Insurance Heart Problems Herbal Therapy Herpes Simplex Homeopathy Honey in Wound Management Hormone Imbalance Hydrotherapy Ileus Keratitis Kidney Disease Kidney Failure Liver Problems Lung Wash Luxations Magnetic Therapy Mail-order Sources for Health Care Supplies Mange Massage Mastitis
Graig Farm Organics - What We Offer > Cooking & Recipes > Wild Rabbit Recipes
Two recipes for devilled and jugged rabbit.
http://www.graigfarm.co.uk/Recipesrabbit.htm

Extractions: Buy wild rabbit now Wild rabbit Recipes Generally allow about 1/2 1b rabbit per person. We have more rabbit and other recipes for the unusual meats in our range in our "Unusual Meats Recipe Leaflet". To order the leaflet, click here (serves 4) Ingredients : top of page (serves 4) Ingredients : 1 rabbit, portioned 3 Onions thinly sliced 2 carrots thinly sliced 2 tbsp quince jelly 2 tbsp apple jelly 5 tbsp butter or margarine 1 tsp pepper 1/2 cup flour a little lemon juice 4 pts water l tbsp port bouquet garni (parsley, thyme and bay leaf)
NFWS - Rabbit Recipes
A collection of twenty-five rabbit recipes for different occasions.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ferreter/recipes.htm
RecipeSource: Stewed Rabbit
Contains brown sugar, bacon, cornstarch, and red wine.
http://www.recipesource.com/main-dishes/meat/rabbit/00/rec0029.html
RecipeSource: Wild Rabbit Gumbo With Oysters
Using bell pepper, shallots, and flour.
http://www.recipesource.com/main-dishes/meat/rabbit/00/rec0033.html
Bunny Momma Offering Lop Sided Advice For Rabbit Owners
Advice for first time pet rabbit owners on feeding, litter training, neutering and health issues.
http://www.bunnymomma.com
Four Corners Bunnies
Rescues, rehabilitates, and finds homes for abused or abandoned pet rabbits in Southwestern Colorado and Albuquerque, New Mexico. Includes photos of available rabbits.
http://home.earthlink.net/~nanetteblanchard/

Extractions: Nanette Blanchard Home Fiesta Vegan Cookbook Mittens in Color Booklet Christmas Stockings ... Stranded Color Knitting Booklet My three technique booklets ( Stranded Color Knitting Glove Knitting , and Mittens in Color ) are finally available wholesale! If you'd like multiple copies for a knitting guild, teaching a class, or for resale at a yarn store, please contact me at nanetteblanchard (at) earthlink (dot) net . I'll then give you a link to the booklets at my CreateSpace estore and a 50% discount code. Announcing my first self-published cookbook, Fiesta Vegan: 30 Delicious Recipes from New Mexico . Each plant-based healthy traditional southwestern recipe comes with a color photo and nutritional analysis. Some of the featured recipes include Salsa Verde, Whole Wheat Bolillos, Crockpot Posole with Red Chile, Papas con Chile Colorado, Green Chile Enchiladas with Chard and Pinto Beans, and Capirotada.This 40 page booklet includes a list of foodie places to visit in NM and a list of sources for southwestern ingredients. The booklet is available in print or as a .PDF download from Lulu
Colorado House Rabbit Society
Features information on adoption, health and behavior of house rabbits.
http://www.coloradohrs.com
Minnesota Companion Rabbit Society
Includes tips on care, photos of available rabbits, and donation and volunteer information.
http://www.mnhouserabbit.org/

Extractions: skip to: page content links on this page site navigation footer (site information) ... Shelters Available for Adoption See our adoptable rabbits! Sustaining Memberships Get a FREE E-Carrot Membership and receive email updates Subscribe to MNRabbits Powered by groups.yahoo.com Upcoming Events Full Calendar See MCRS items available for purchase at Cafe Bunnydale! Support MCRS by joining and doing your online shopping through iGive or Shop for Charity Day. Thanks to everyone who participated in this year's Hop-to-the-Rescue and Bunfest! The event was well-attended and was a big success. With your support, we raised nearly $3,000 for MCRS foster bunnies. We even had a celebrity visit from Cinnamon, of Disapproving Rabbits ! We would also like to extend a special thanks to the following sponsors for their generous support: Bunny Bytes MCRS is in need of additional foster spaces. We have had an increase in intake requests from local humane societies and animal control agencies, and we would like to accomodate all of their requests for help. This happens every year over winter as people surrender outdoor rabbits due to the weather conditions. We usually see "dump season" start as early as September and continue right up to Adopt a Rabbit month in February when space usually starts to free up again. This year's season has started late, but it has hit hard and there are a lot of bunnies in need.

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