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  1. #1
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    Mine were both raised from 6 week old babies and handled every day. Yes they hate to be held like 99% of all rabbits in the world. They love each other and prefer each other's company to mine. I do pet them and give them veggies everyday.


    Zoe and Oliver you will always be missed wait for me at the bridge babies.

    Also owned by 2 cats named Olive and Sophie
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    i'm still planning on asking my mom. I went over to my neighbors house, and she was like I LOVE MY BUNNY. So I said we should take them out (bc i felt bad for them) and she was like...nah, lets go shopping. Her "favorite" bunny, Patches, didn't have the tarp on because she 'likes the sun.' And I asked her when she cleaned out the cage, and she said like once a month. And she doesn't clean any other bunny cages but patches. How often are they supposed to be cleaned?
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    That rabbit really needs a tarp over the cage. Direct sunlight can easily cause rabbits to have a heat stroke. What type of cage is it that they live in?


    Zoe and Oliver you will always be missed wait for me at the bridge babies.

    Also owned by 2 cats named Olive and Sophie
    1 bunny named Houdini
    1 syrian hamster named Oreo
    A 17 year old cockatiel named Baby
    7 zebra finches named Beeper, Zeb, Sprout, Buzz, Scout, Jack and Pearl
    7 bettas
    and several tropical fish


    Visit Lucy, Maggie, and Gracie's Doggyspace

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    It's wire.
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    Miss Hoppy's litterboxes are changed twice a week, roughly.

    I hope the rabbits have a piece of board or carpet - even cardboard - to rest their feet on, just being on wire all the time can cause horrible problems with their feet.

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    Wire bottomed cages don't need to be cleaned as often as a solid bottom cage. Is there alot of poop accumulated in the cages?


    Zoe and Oliver you will always be missed wait for me at the bridge babies.

    Also owned by 2 cats named Olive and Sophie
    1 bunny named Houdini
    1 syrian hamster named Oreo
    A 17 year old cockatiel named Baby
    7 zebra finches named Beeper, Zeb, Sprout, Buzz, Scout, Jack and Pearl
    7 bettas
    and several tropical fish


    Visit Lucy, Maggie, and Gracie's Doggyspace

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    They actually have litter boxes, but I don't think they use them..yeah, they don't very much. And Other then the litter box, I think its all wire on the bottom.
    in on the joke and i cant stop laughing

  8. #8
    This is animal cruelty, call animal control.


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