[Merged] All About Arnab - share tips!

beh_yo_rabbitry · Post time 6-9-2008 04:17 PM

Welcome to visit to my new website.
Please comment on it. Thanks

juliahanif · Post time 7-9-2008 10:38 PM

geram tul tgk rabbit beh

jaanu1128 · Post time 8-9-2008 10:40 PM

my sweetest baby, baby Lilo...

juliahanif · Post time 9-9-2008 01:42 PM

lilo...meh mummy julia cium lilo ye

juliahanif · Post time 10-9-2008 01:37 PM

up up up

beh_yo_rabbitry · Post time 10-9-2008 11:07 PM

juliahanif · Post time 11-9-2008 01:59 PM

cute rabbits....they look very lovely

beh_yo_rabbitry · Post time 12-9-2008 01:09 AM

Wish your rabbit grow healthy and happy same as you.

beh_yo_rabbitry · Post time 12-9-2008 01:10 AM

Thanks. Still keeping your Mat Lopie??

beh_yo_rabbitry · Post time 12-9-2008 01:14 AM

I have some information to share with members.

Feeding & Nutrition
An important part of your rabbit's healthy growth is proper feed and nutrition.

Water
A very important component in your rabbit's feed should be clean fresh water. Ensure that this water is changed often so that it is always fresh and does not stand or stagnate.

Pellets
Equally important too, is ensuring your rabbit gets a balanced diet of protein, energy, vitamins and minerals. It is good to find a brand of pellet that your rabbit likes, which provides a good mix of protein, fat, vitamins and minerals.

Rabbit pellets should ideally be fed by weight. A small rabbit can be fed around 2-3 ounces of pellets daily, medium breeds 3.5-4 ounces and larger breeds can be fed around 4-8 ounces.

Fruits and Fresh Vegetables
Fruits and fresh vegetables should be given as treats and sparingly. Fruits should only be given rabbits above 6 months old. Some of the recommended fruits and vegetables to use as treats are:



Apple (including the peel, but remove the stem and seeds)
Alfalfa & sprouts
Bak Choy
Bananas (sparingly, as banana is high in sugar. It is, however, a good food to give to a sick bunny to replenish their energy quickly)
Berries (blueberry, raspberry, strawberry)
Broccoli
Carrot
Celery
Lettuce
Melons
Orange (and peel)
Papaya
Parsley
Radish
Spinach (sparingly)
Watercress
Wheatgrass


Hay
Rabbits love hay and should be given enough hay to munch on. Hay is a very important part of a rabbit's diet and helps with their digestive system. Hay also contains digestible energy and calcium for rabbit growth. A junior rabbit (under 6 months) should be fed with alfalfa hay as alfalfa hay contains a high amount of calcium for bone growth. It can also be fed with other types of hay.

For adult rabbits, hay also acts as a source of fiber for your rabbit's digestive health, reduce the incidence of soft stools, prevent obesity, prevent intestinal gas and bloating and maintaining a healthy urinary tract. It also mimics the rabbit's natural habitat, and promotes a chewing behaviour to prevent teeth problems in your rabbit.

Alfalfa hay can be fed to adult rabbits, but in small amounts. It is more recommended to feed other grass hays to adult rabbits.

jaanu1128 · Post time 13-9-2008 05:12 PM

jaanu1128 · Post time 13-9-2008 05:14 PM

dier pandai bergaya just like model utk rabbit...heheheh

jaanu1128 · Post time 13-9-2008 05:21 PM

jaanu1128 · Post time 13-9-2008 05:21 PM

beh_yo_rabbitry · Post time 14-9-2008 02:21 AM

Now Lilo is getting cutier and fatter than B4.

jaanu1128 · Post time 15-9-2008 12:22 PM

btl tu, Lilo sekarang sudah 400-500grms...makan tak berhenti...love too see she eat...poopoo pun banyak...tak larat nak isi air n food..

Sekarang saya bagi Luli and Lilo berkawan..main sama2 tapi dlm pemerhatian saya la...Luli nakal sangat...suka kejar Lilo nak hump...tapi selalu Lilo dapat larikan diri..Luli dekat jer, dier cabut lari...hehehe..terhibur tengok....Lilo suka buat binkies...maybe sebab dier duk dlm cage berbanding Luli yang duk luar (still ader fence)...

perang poopoo tu yang tak larat

Originally posted by beh_yo_rabbitry at 14-9-2008 02:21 AM
Now Lilo is getting cutier and fatter than B4.

beh_yo_rabbitry · Post time 16-9-2008 01:40 AM

Poo banyak means healthy. Makan Oxbow or SRF?

jaanu1128 · Post time 18-9-2008 07:52 PM

Originally posted by beh_yo_rabbitry at 16-9-2008 01:40 AM
Poo banyak means healthy. Makan Oxbow or SRF?

Lilo makan SRF...suka sgt tgk dier makan banyak...
i love to see them poo a lot...means dier sihat tapi..diorng notty...they try to mark their terittory....
sometimes they pee also....luli banyak spray...

penat...spray sampai kena dinding dan jauh sgt2...

jaanu1128 · Post time 21-9-2008 05:27 PM

beh..bila u akan buka balik stall kat amcorp? so difficult la...skrg pellet SRF utk Lilo dah abih..nasib baik kat petsmore ader...terpaksala saya beli kat sana...hay pun almost habis...uwarghhhhhhh....
emmm saper2 tau kenapa Luli selalu spray sampai kena saya...Luli jelous atau marah?? selalu saya kena spray masa tengah main2 dengan Lilo...bila saya masuk space Lilo dier tengok jer...bila saya lama kat sana dier akan sniff2 dekat fence then terus spray sampai kena baju saya....wahhhh

bukan sekali tapi dah 2-3 kali..terjadi dalam keadaan yang sama

[ Last edited by jaanu1128 at 21-9-2008 05:29 PM ]

beh_yo_rabbitry · Post time 22-9-2008 11:39 PM

Kalau Luli spray kencing kat kamu, maksudnya you adalah "miliknya". Ini pun adalah salah satu cara Luli nak tunjuk "teritory" kepada Lilo. Sometime, Rabbit bukan sahaja spray kat Tuannya, rabbit pun akan spray kat rabbit lain yang berdekatan.

I pernah kena banyak kali, kat baju, tangan dan kat muka dan mulut.

. Bau tidaklah kuat, tapi rasa suhu kencing itu pun agak panas.

Biasanya rabbit jantan kerap buat begitu untuk mark teritorynya juga.